Rupert Meats designs new line for The Chop Shop

By System Administrator September 3, 1999 12:00 am January 29, 2015 11:58 pm

‘Gimmicky, but stylish’, is Rupert Meats’ description of the chopping boards, placemats and coasters he has designed for The Chop Shop.

The company, which was previously named The Work Top Saver, brought in Meats and Abi Williams of design group Pool to revamp its product graphics.

Pool created 18 images in a 1970s retro style, using a ten-colour palette. Graphics include bisected avocados, eggs, pears, mushrooms and peppers.

The revamped Chop Shop line launches at the NEC Birmingham’s Autumn Fair.

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