Pictured: Bespoke Bronze-Coloured Wall Panels at Portman Estates Offices, 38 Seymour Street, London.
Interior
Portman Estate Offices: Decorative Concrete Wall Panels
Timorous Beasties designed bespoke decorative concrete wall panels for Portman Estate Offices, collaborating with Graphic Relief and Feilden & Mawson Architects. Inspired by the London plane tree, the bronze-coloured panels create a striking yet refined installation.
Illustration, Collaboration
Collaborating with The Scottish National Portrait Gallery
Opened in 1889, The Scottish National Portrait Gallery, designed by Sir Robert Rowand Anderson, is one of Edinburgh’s most outstanding buildings.
Interior
Roses & Thorns: The V&A Boardroom Reimagined
Inspired by the thistles and roses adorning the Victoria & Albert Museum’s façade, Timorous Beasties redesigned the boardroom, incorporating wallpaper, drapes, printed blinds, and a bespoke rug, combining digital and traditional craft techniques.
Collaboration
Urban Botanics: Timorous Beasties x Graphic Relief Concrete Tiles
Launched for Clerkenwell Design Week 2011, Timorous Beasties’ designs were beautifully rendered as concrete tiles using proprietary moulding technology developed by Graphic Relief.
Exterior
Architectural Art: Cabot Circus Walkway, Bristol
Selected with twenty artists and designers as part of the Cabot Circus Development Scheme, Timorous Beasties were commissioned to design an external wallcovering of engraved florals on dry-rig stone cladding.