What services does Red Mason provide?

Red Mason offers graphic design, branding, signage, and website development services for businesses in Oxted, Watford, and surrounding areas.

Where is Red Mason located?

Red Mason is based in Oxted, Surrey, and also serves clients in Watford and across the UK.

Can Red Mason help with business branding?

Yes, Red Mason specializes in creating strong, professional branding, including logos, visual identity, and marketing materials.

Does Red Mason design websites?

Yes, Red Mason designs and develops responsive websites tailored to client needs, ensuring an optimal online presence.

How can I contact Red Mason?

You can contact Red Mason via their website contact form, email, or phone to discuss your design or signage project.

Graphic Design

At Red Mason, we offer a wealth of experience and expertise across all areas of graphic design for print and digital media. With over 20 years working with councils, public sector organisations and SMEs, we understand how to create visual communication that is not only striking, but clear, purposeful and effective. Our design work is rooted in strong ideas and practical application, ensuring every piece of communication connects meaningfully with its intended audience.

Our services include effective graphic design for print and digital, including logos, leaflets, posters and signage graphics. We specialise in visual communication that connects — helping organisations express their identity clearly and consistently across all platforms. Whether you require a much-needed rebrand or simply want to produce high-quality promotional and marketing materials, our team provides tailored solutions designed around your specific needs.

We work closely with clients throughout the entire process, offering a highly collaborative and personal service. You will work directly with our skilled graphic designers to develop custom designs that reflect your goals, values and audience. This hands-on approach ensures that every outcome is considered, refined and aligned with your wider communication strategy.

Our experience working with councils and SMEs across a wide range of sectors means we understand the importance of clarity, accessibility and impact. At Red Mason, we combine creativity with strategic thinking to produce empowering visuals that help organisations communicate more effectively and confidently with their audiences.

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Red Mason designed the poster for 'The River Runner' by Farnham Maltings, featuring a collage of historical figures and skaters against a blue background.

A man and a baby lying on the floor, smiling and looking at each other. The man has braids and a goatee, the baby is wearing a gray outfit.

Red Mason designed this signage for King George V playing fields entrance a sepia-toned collage of Watford Football Club members from 1919-1920 season, featuring individual portraits labeled with names and roles.

Red Mason designed the signage featuring a detailed map and information guide for Cannizaro Park. The map highlights various park features like gardens, lawns, and wooded areas .

Map of Priory Park in Southend-on-Sea showing various attractions and facilities including sports fields, gardens, lakes, and the Priory Visitor Centre. Key landmarks are listed such as a bandstand, children's playground, and walled garden. The map i

Two ladders and a person working on a large outdoor mural depicting historic buildings with handwritten text, set in a park.

Welcome sign for Cassiobury Park and Whippendell Wood by Watford Borough Council, featuring park rules for dog control, such as keeping dogs on a lead, muzzling dangerous dogs, protecting wildlife, disposing of dog waste, and restrictions in certain

Diagram of sentence structure with arrows and labels, showing the components and organization of a complex English sentence.

Illustration with the text "LOVE OXTED AND IT WILL LOVE YOU BACK" in blue and green lettering.

Green letter T with a ribbon and dot pattern design

Saint Cecilia's Church of England School / branding, house logos, website

Classroom scene at Saint Cecilia’s Church of England School with a smiling teacher interacting with students. A whiteboard displays text in the background. The word "Welcome" is overlaid on the image.

Two students in school uniforms standing in front of a brick wall, wearing maroon blazers and green-striped ties. Text reads: 'Essential Information for Parents and Carers of New Pupils' with a URL for Saint Cecilia's Church of England School.

Smartphone displaying a school website with students playing violins, information on transitioning to Year 7, and news articles.

Red letter 'I' with decorative ivy leaves

Orange letter 'C' with a vintage microphone and musical notes inside

Green letter T with a graphic ribbon design

Designing for Community: Spelthorne Family Centres

We were delighted to work with Spelthorne Family Centres, an organisation at the heart of the community, providing support, advice, and a welcoming space for families with children aged 0–18. Our role was to design both their website and signage, ensuring their brand and message were clear, warm, and approachable.

A Website That Connects

The website was designed to be friendly, easy to navigate, and accessible to a wide range of users. With families in mind, we created a layout that feels welcoming, combining bright colours, engaging photography, and clear typography. The focus was on connection and clarity—making sure visitors could quickly find the information and support they needed, whether that’s parenting advice, outreach services, or local activities.

The imagery plays a central role, celebrating real moments of family life and reflecting the diversity of the community. This helps reinforce the centre’s message: “We are Family.”

Signage That Welcomes

Alongside the digital experience, we developed signage for the centres to extend the same warmth and clarity into the physical environment. The designs are bright, approachable, and consistent with the online brand—making the centres easy to recognise and inviting to step inside.

Supporting the Mission

Our goal throughout was to create designs that not only looked good but also supported the vital mission of Spelthorne Family Centres: helping families access advice, guidance, and community connection. By combining thoughtful digital and physical design, we’ve helped ensure that their brand reflects the care and support they provide every day.

Website (designed by us) www.spelthornefamilycentres.org.uk

A man and a baby lying on the floor, smiling at each other, with text overlaid that reads 'We are Family!'

Website homepage of Spelthorne Family Centres featuring a large photo of a man kissing a smiling young boy, and a smaller photo of a boy playing with a toy train, along with text describing specialist advice and outreach services.

A sign on a chain-link fence that reads 'Here for you every step of the way,' with logos of Stanwell Family Centre, Spelthorne Family Centres, Surrey County Council, Surrey, and Surrey Children's & Families, and a website URL.

Sign on a fence with the words 'Here for you every step of the way' and logos for Stanwell Family Centre, Spelthorne Family Centres, and Surrey.

Walton Charity Walton on Thames / graphics, printing & website

Website (designed by us) www.waltoncharity.org.uk

Flyer for Walton Charity, promoting community building in Elmbridge. Features quotes from beneficiaries, contact info, and images of diverse individuals.

Flyer advertising community services including allotments, community buildings, grants, and housing, featuring a dog with a tin can telephone.

Two students and an instructor working on a car engine in a workshop

Infographic featuring Walton Charity's services, including allotments, community buildings, community grants, housing, and individual grants. A circular inset encourages contact and provides the website www.waltoncharity.org. A quote praises Walton C

Group of people in a bike repair workshop smiling and gathered around a bicycle wheel mounted on a truing stand. Tools and equipment are visible in the background.

Flyer for Walton Charity on Thames highlighting their support for Elmbridge communities. It discusses issues such as lack of affordable housing, education, and transport, and describes the effects of poverty and significant life changes. It mentions

The Local Conversation in Stanwell/ graphics, printing & website & exhibitions

The Local Conversation in Stanwell aims to bring the community together and take action on local issues. ‘Local Conversations’ is a People’s Health Trust initiative which involves supporting residents to develop a shared vision for their community and take local action on issues that matter to them.

Website (designed by us) www.lcstanwell.org.uk

Illustration of a gardening scene with a wheelbarrow filled with soil flanked by two shovels, encouraging participation in "Dig for Stanwell." Contact details and logos for Surrey Care Trust and The Local Conversation in Stanwell are included.

Speech bubble graphic with text saying 'have your say' and a website URL 'www.lcstanwell.org.uk' on a purple background.

Community event poster for Stanwell with a smiling child, promoting 'What do you want in Stanwell?' and inviting participation in a community open day on January 18th, 2020. Includes event details and logos for supporting organizations.

Flyer advertising "Local Conversation in Stanwell" community event. Left side features "What next for Stanwell?" with project priorities like pride, social networks, activities for youth, health, and transport links. Right side welcomes to Open Day o

Survey form with questions about community involvement in Stanwell, including volunteering, social networks, and activities. Includes sections on publicity, feedback, and demographic information. Features checkboxes for responses and text fields for

Illustration of diverse group holding hands in a circle around text inviting community ideas and funding. Includes logos for Surrey Care Trust and People's Health Trust.

Informational flyer promoting 'The Local Conversation in Stanwell' initiative by the People's Health Trust. It outlines goals such as community pride, social networks, activities for children, active community involvement, and transport links. Includ

Simple drawing of a smiling face with wavy hair on a green background.

Smiling person holding a large speech bubble sign saying 'have your say' with a website URL, standing indoors.

Borde Hill Garden/ graphics, printing & website

The Garden was created in the early 1900s with plants gathered by the great plant collectors from their travels to the Himalayas, China, Burma, Tasmania and the Andes – a legacy which today’s visitors continue to experience and enjoy. Listed as Grade II* importance by English Heritage on its register of Parks and Gardens, Borde Hill contains the best private collection of champion trees in Britain and one of the most comprehensive collections of trees and shrubs in the world. In 1999 the Garden won the South East Tourism Board’s prestigious ‘Attraction of the Year’ award, and in 2004 it won the HHA/Christies Garden of the Year.