This direct mail campaign proved a resounding hit with its designer target audience. Promoting two ranges of Yearling papers, the internationally focused campaign comprised an identity, a “two in one” promotional booklet, paper swatches in...

The Bachchor Gütersloh is an award winning choir with a repertoire ranging from Early Baroque to Modern Music. Unusually for a choir this size a complete promotional programme was developed in order to create a recognisable public presence...

Bowers & Wilkins' first iPod speaker system was launched with single minded fireworks across all media. The campaign headline 'Unbox Your Music' not only described the iconic shape of the Zeppelin, it was at the same...

The direct mail campaign for Contact Software's largely new flagship product CIM Database 10 was designed to open doors for the company's sales force to a select group of German small and medium sized enterprises. All one needed...

When the National Portrait Gallery launched a website as a dedicated resource for the Creative and Media Diploma, the learning team commissioned Thomas Manss & Company to create a launch campaign targeting students and their teachers...

Fedrigoni envelopes come in all shapes and sizes. The direct mailing campaign designed by Thomas Manss & Company promotes the range by exploring the incredible variety of products and their potential uses. The addressee receives the...

Gilò is the first Italian piano bar in Florence, where live music, excellent drinks and exquisite food come together to create a unique atmosphere. Thomas Manss & Company joined the team one year after its opening, masterminding the...

The Ritz-Carlton’s Hotel Arts Barcelona not only offers the finest hospitality, it has also made a name for itself with luscious floral arrangements that greet guests throughout the hotel. Following hot on the heels of ’A Bouquet of...

Produced by Elena Ochoa’s production company Art Commissioners, the film traces the rise of one of the world’s premier architects Norman Foster and his quest to improve the quality of life through design. Portrayed are Foster’s origins and...

Bowers & Wilkins has teamed up with one of the world's most evocative car brands for the Maserati Trofeo MC World Series 2012. The Thomas Manss & Company designed livery of the race car had its first outing for the test at the...

The 2012 key visuals of the portrait prize - 'Sophie' by Wendy Carrig and 'Mo Farah' by Kate Peters- were chosen from over 5000 entries. Together with 'logotype' it provides an instantly recognisable face for...

Mario Sorrenti's photograph of Kate Moss was chosen as the key image to promote Face of Fashion - a major survey of fashion photography at the National Portrait Gallery. The model turned poster girl not only graced the poster campaign...

In 2009, the National Portrait Gallery London held an exhibition of portraits by the German painter Gerhard Richter some of which had never been presented before. The exhibition focused on the early black-and-white paintings derived from...

As part of The London Design Festival the British Library asked 26 Designers to collaborate with 26 writers. Each pair had to design a poster dedicated to one letter of the alphabet. An exhibition of all the posters was held at the British...

Launching Bowers & Wilkins' first multi-media speakers, it seemed entirely appropriate to make a film presentation the linchpin of all promotional activities. Gadget connoisseur Tom Dunmore introduces the product as well as...

When launching the Bowers & Wilkins P5 Mobile Hi-Fi, Thomas Manss & Company developed the communication strategy, web presence, retail packaging and a three minute promotional film starring gadget aficionado Tom Dunmore. The entire...

British by Design’ was a Design Council exhibition highlighting the contribution of British designers to the development of landmark products for major clients. Objects exhibited at the launch included a personal organiser, modular salt...

The 125th anniversary of Italian paper manufacturer Fedrigoni was a family affair. Not only because Fedrigoni family members have managed to build on the successes of their forefathers, but even more so because all the people at Fedrigoni...

Fedrigoni's Top Award is as a must for any self-respecting designer, printer and publisher. For the 125th anniversary of one of Europe's oldest paper makers, the award celebrations return to the roots of typographic excellence –...

One of the contenders for the 2008 Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize is the humorous and equally eye catching lead image for the exhibition campaign. Together with 'logotype' it provides an instantly recognisable...

Unlike the punchy lead image of last year's campaign to promote the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize, the 2010 face of the portrait prize draws its strength from the quite poetry that characterised many of this year's...

Now in its sixth year running, the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize has been a tremendous success for the National Portrait Gallery's ambition to give contemporary portraiture the recognition it undoubtedly deserves as well...

The campaigns for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize have raised the awareness of this annual survey of photogaphic portraiture now in its seventh year running. The communication efforts have been a vital element in realising...

Eight years after the launch of this annual showcase of portrait photography, the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize has established itself as a must-see fixture in the London art calendar. Not only does its contemporary take on...

Nine years after the launch of this annual showcase of portrait photography, the campaign for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize has received a subtle make-over. The single hero shot approach of yesteryear has been replaced...

'Kunwar Anop Singh of Devgarh riding with a falcon' fronts the campaign for The Indian Portrait 1560 – 1860. This exhibition at London's National Portrait Gallery tells the story of the Indian portrait over three centuries,...

The brief for the promotional materials of the Stirling Wilford exhibition at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London was to communicate the architecture in such a way that it would not be elitist. The promotional materials...

At the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in Oslo in December 2008, the charity Save the Children presented a flock of brightly-coloured doves for peace. At a workshop led by famous British artist Ben Johnson, each dove had been created by a child...

The initial brief from VBB stemmed from the necessity having to guide visitors around their corporate headquarters close to Berlin Zoo train station. A desire to brighten up the foyer at the same time sparked the idea of a multi-purpose...

The direct mail campaign for electronics reseller Vertixx targets 500 consumer electronics companies in Germany who might want to extend the useful life of some of their less popular products. The mailing is a series of X-rays in an...

Wallpaper's design conscious audience is the perfect target for a series of advertisements featuring Dieter Rams' 606 Universal Shelving System. Helped by contemporary wall colours, the system designed in 1960 is frequently...

After the re-unification of Germany, the Land Brandenburg needed an identity and marketing strategy to communicate the enormous potential the region has for industrial development. Three posters were created to convey the region’s core...