Pentagram partner Harry Pearce refreshed the publisher’s original logo, which features two dolphins in a nod to the rivers of the two cities it originally called home: London (the Thames) and New York ...

After researching how the Thames & Hudson logo had been reworked in previous iterations, the designers created a new wordmark and a modernised version of its original cartouche from when it was ...

Seventy-five years after its famous dolphins logo made its debut, Thames & Hudson is among the world’s leading publishers of illustrated books. Its list of more than 2,000 titles in print covers ...

After research into Thames & Hudson’s previous logos, the team has created a new cartouche, which is a frame around a design or inscription. An oval now surrounds the publisher’s monogram (written in ...

Originally published as a limited-run edition by Pentagram in 2010, 1,000 Marks has been picked up by Thames & Hudson for wider distribution and double the logos of the original edition.

Thames & Hudson has a new London HQ designed by Virtus and MarshKeene architects. The book publisher has moved from an office in Holborn’s old Post Office building into the 16,000-sq-ft former ...

Pentagram has designed a fresh visual identity for publishing house Thames & Hudson that is "part modernisation and part restoration". Design agency Pentagram was tasked with creating new branding ...