Tate Modern
Design work for Tate Modern, collected from the studios behind it.
- Design cases
- 4
- Studios
- 3
- Latest work added
- Jun 2025
- Brand Identity 1
- Editorial 1
- Environmental Design 1
- Print Design 1
Design cases by studio
A Practice for Everyday Life (2)
- Book Design for Miroslaw Balka’s How It Is
- A Practice for Everyday Life designed a publication to accompany Miroslaw Balka’s Turbine Hall installation at Tate Modern. The book’s design echoes the dark, immersive atmosphere of the artwork and pays homage to the original cover of Samuel Beckett’s novel through a letterpress wood type treatment.
- Custom Typeface and Visual Identity for the Long Weekend Festival
- A Practice for Everyday Life created a bespoke stencil version of the Tate typeface for UBS Openings: The Long Weekend, a four-day festival at Tate Modern celebrating performance, film, and music. The design drew inspiration from Arte Povera and post-minimalist art, integrating archival imagery and a dynamic logo system to reflect the event’s participatory and experimental spirit.
Futurebrand (1)
- Store Fixtures and Visual Merchandising for Tate Modern New Extension
- FutureBrand UXUS developed the store fixtures and visual merchandising for the Tate Modern’s new extension by Herzog & de Meuron. The design transforms traditional museum retail into a dynamic, evolving experience that integrates seamlessly with the gallery environment.
Atelier Dyakova (1)
- Book Design for Tate Modern Exhibition Catalogue
- Atelier Dyakova created a refined exhibition catalogue for Tate Modern, balancing contemporary typography with a restrained layout. The design highlights the artworks through thoughtful pacing, tactile materials, and a subtle visual rhythm that complements the museum’s modern aesthetic.