Tate Britain: Millbank Project
The recent critically acclaimed refurbishment at Tate Britain provides the visitor with a chronological collection of art stretching back over the last half a millennium.
Working alongside award winning designers John Morgan Studio and Whybrow Wayfinding, we utilised our In-Situ Screen Printing system to produce a series of informative graphics that provide the visitor to the gallery with clear and concise information.
The use of a metallic bronze ink and the integrated nature In-Situ Screen Printing produces a signage system that is not only clear and concise but has an intrinsic feel of class and quality.
Here are a few examples of some of the prints that we produced:




Case Studies
- The Brighton Dome
- The Imperial War Museum London: First World War Galleries
- Kensington Palace – Victoria Revealed
- Tate Britain: Millbank Project
- Stonehenge Visitor Centre
- Ravensbourne College
- Tate Modern: Ellen Gallagher
- City of Westminster College
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