No matter the scale or subject, we work closely with our clients to overcome challenges and craft thoughtful, lasting experiences. Get in touch for more information: #HeritageDesign #HeritageInterpretation #VisitorExperience.

From museums and historic buildings to nature reserves and industrial heritage sites, we specialise in everything from audience development and spatial design to digital media and interactive exhibits.

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At Imagemakers, we create meaningful and engaging experiences that bring history and nature to life. Since 1989, our team has combined creativity and practicality to design interpretation solutions that connect people with places.

In an interconnected world, multilingual interpretation is essential for bridging cultural and linguistic divides. By providing information in multiple languages, you foster inclusivity enhance accessibility, and enrich the experience for international audiences. #Heritage

Great to see one of our projects, Devizes Assize Court, featured in a BBC article!. We’ve been working on design and interpretation solutions for this historic building. Read more about it here: #Heritage #HeritageInterpretation #WiltshireMuseum

These zones allow visitors to pause, recharge, and connect with the exhibits in a more personal way. In today’s fast-paced world, visitor centres are places where people can slow down, find moments of peace, and engage with history thoughtfully, creating meaningful connections.

Visitor centres can offer more than just historical insights - they can also provide a much-needed escape. We create spaces that encourage quiet reflection, designed with calming colours, soft lighting, and comfortable seating areas.

The IM office looking beautiful in the winter sunshine and snow - a serene start to January ❄️. #WinterWonderland

Happy New Year! 🎉.As we welcome 2025, we’re looking forward to another year of crafting stories, shaping heritage experiences, and working on exciting new projects with our wonderful clients and partners. Here’s to a year of inspiration, innovation, and meaningful connections.🥂

Happy Christmas🎄. We want to wish all our clients, collaborators, and supporters a very Merry Christmas. Thank you for helping us make 2024 such a memorable year filled with creativity, storytelling, and heritage. #MerryChristmas #FestiveWishes

Recently, David had the opportunity to speak with Land and Wildlife students at Duchy College about countryside and environmental interpretation. 📖 Read more about the day here: #EnvironmentalInterpretation #InterpretationDesign #HeritageInterpretation

Our logo's had a frosty makeover! ❄ How do you like our winter edition? #SeasonalStyle #WinterEdition

It's fantastic to see this space already resonating with visitors, celebrating Staffordshire's heritage in a stunning and engaging way. A huge congratulations to everyone involved! 👏. @ArchandHeritage . #MuseumDesign #HistoryCentre #Staffordshire.

On Monday, the Staffordshire History Centre officially opened its doors, and we couldn’t be prouder to see the vision brought to life!.Our client loves the results, and the early public feedback has been very positive.

Last week saw the official opening of the newly designed space at the Museum of Power, and it’s been fantastic to see how well it’s been received. The team was delighted with the outcome, and we were honoured to receive so many kind mentions during the speeches. #MuseumOpening

We were privileged to work with Manchester Museum last year on the design of their China Gallery, and it’s great to see their ongoing transformation and achievements being celebrated. Good luck to the team at Manchester Museum!. #HeritageInterpretation #EMYA2025 #MuseumDesign.

Congratulations to @McrMuseum 🎉.We’re excited to see them shortlisted for the European Museum of the Year Award (EMYA) 2025. It’s fantastic to see their hard work and dedication recognised on such a prestigious stage.

The Soane Stable Yard illuminated at dusk is a beautiful reminder of the rich history at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, especially as we approach Remembrance Sunday. A sight that brings reflection and respect. @RHChelsea.#HeritageInterpretation #RemembranceSunday

For example, in a Victorian kitchen exhibit, you might hear the clatter of pots and smell of cooking, giving a true feel for life back then. These sensory layers make the past feel more immediate and real, allowing visitors to experience stories in a rich, memorable way.

Exhibits that engage multiple senses help visitors connect with history on a much deeper level. By incorporating soundscapes, textures, scents, and atmospheric lighting, you can create immersive environments that transport people to another time.