Opened in 1889, The Scottish National Portrait Gallery, designed by Sir Robert Rowand Anderson, is one of Edinburgh’s most outstanding buildings. In December 2011 the gallery re-opened following a period of dramatic renovation.
To help mark the union of old and new, Timorous Beasties were commissioned to create a collection of home accessories inspired by some of the gallery’s most iconic portraits, including Robert Burns, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Queen Anne, Mary Queen of Scots, and James VI.
Housing wonderful collections in decorative & fine arts, medieval manuscripts, numismatics and entomology, Blackburn Museum and Art Gallery was one of the first museums to open outside London in 1874.
TB were commissioned by Hampshire Cultural Trust to create a contemporary design, using Jane Austen's House Museum in Chawton and the National Motor Museum Trust at Beaulieu as inspiration .
Enter the iconic Fortnum & Mason at Piccadilly and see the wild woods tamed: boxes of delight designed by Timorous Beasties to nest Fortnum’s signature chocolates.
Launched for Clerkenwell Design Week 2011, Timorous Beasties’ designs were beautifully rendered as concrete tiles using proprietary moulding technology developed by Graphic Relief.
