Design work for Brompton, collected from the studios behind it.
Designers and creative leads credited on Brompton projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom’s Katy Cowan curates five beautifully designed bicycles in celebration of World Bicycle Day. The article highlights models from Quirk Cycles, Brompton, Moustache Bikes, VanMoof, and Veloe, emphasizing craftsmanship, innovation, and aesthetic appeal. Each bike represents a different approach to modern cycling, from handmade frames to advanced e-bike technology.
Brompton celebrates its 50th anniversary with the limited-edition 1975 Edition bicycle, honouring the skilled brazers who handcraft each frame. The design features a Thermal Fade lacquer inspired by the brazing process and includes thoughtful accessories and commemorative details. The release aligns with Brompton’s new brand identity by Studio Blackburn, reinforcing the brand’s heritage and craftsmanship.
Studio Blackburn created a new global identity for Brompton to celebrate its 50th anniversary, centered on the concept 'Life Unfolded'. The rebrand introduces a motion-led system inspired by the bike’s folding mechanism, a bespoke typeface, and a signature Klein blue color. The refreshed identity aims to unify Brompton’s global presence while maintaining its British heritage and cultural relevance.
Studio Blackburn joined a multidisciplinary collective to create Brompton's global campaign celebrating its folding bicycle mechanism. The campaign uses the five-part “ab-ra-ca-dab-ra” phrase to turn each folding action into a magical, voice-animated performance, supported by dreamy visual environments and customised Bilo typography.
Branded created new packaging for British bicycle company Brompton that aims to reduce waste and make bicycle maintenance easier to understand. The understated boxes use sustainable materials and minimal plastic, supported by clear instructions and straightforward illustrations.