Cloney Audio is Ireland's longest established provider of seriously high-end audio equipment. Since 1966 Cloney Audio name was synonymous with such market leaders as B&W, Audio Research, Wilson Audio, Sonus Faber, Kharma, Lavardin, Jadis and many others. Their store in Blackrock, Co. Dublin was (and still is) the only place in Ireland where one could see and audition any of these high-end brands.

Cloney Audio (Ireland's longest established provider of high-end audio equipment) pride themselves on delivering a high level of service with a personal touch and the founder Noel Cloney was known as the "flying doctor of hi-fi" because he used to keep light airplane parked at Dublin Airport to make personal deliveries and service calls.

In 2012 Cloney Audio have (finally) decided to embrace e-commerce and reach out to new customer audiences with their unique selection of high-quality products for iPod and computer audio. The Cloney Store was born…

Lost Weekend was Ireland's largest independent retailer of contemporary designer furniture. The store on Main Street in Blackrock, Co Dublin had more than 600m² of display space spread over 4 floors and filled with contemporary furniture, lighting and accessories from the likes of Eileen Gray, Fritz Hansen, Vitra, Knoll and many others. When it opened in November 2010 it set new standards in the retailing of lifestyle design in Ireland. At the same time their original site lacked any hint of identity and failed to convey message and scale of their business. Complete UI/UX redesign but within the constrains of existing backend implementation.

Stoney Road Press is a fine art publishing and editioning house which has emerged as one of Ireland's most innovative producers of handmade limited-edition fine artworks. Update of thier original website to expand its functionality: home page update, new blog section, Facebook integration, online payments processing (admin only). Site development by Fuel.