This exhibition at the Fitzwilliam that explores touch, has opened. There are many extraordinary artists displayed in this fascinating exhibition – including: Michelangelo, Rembrandt, Hogarth, Turner, Rodin, Degas, Frank Auerbach, Richard Long, and many more. We really enjoyed creating a sensory set of displays where the craft of making and tactility is explored throughout the displays. We were also thrilled to be invited to make a film about the exhibition’s themes that features at the Fitzwilliam. Read more about the exhibition here

31.05.2021

The Museum at Wordsworth Grasmere, the second phase of work at the former Lake District home of the great English Romantic poet William Wordsworth and his sister Dorothy, is now complete and open to the public, with all gallery, exhibition design and interpretative overviews by Nissen Richards Studio. The first phase of re-design work encompassed the conservation and reinterpretation of Dove Cottage itself, where William and Dorothy once lived, plus the design of a new identity for Wordsworth Grasmere and the scheme’s signage and wayfinding.

21.05.2021

We are so delighted that the exhibition ‘Victoria: Woman and Crown’ we designed for our client Historic Royal Palaces at Kensington Palace in London has been given the Eastern Eye ‘Editor’s Special Award’ for its great success in attracting a diverse mix of visitors. Congratulations to everyone who worked on the project! See the project here

21.02.2021

Jim Richards was asked by online magazine Designerati to share a list of his 15 favourite tracks for their Designer Playlist page, as well as to talk about three of the most significant songs on the list. Jim’s list runs from The Smiths and The Clash to The Stone Roses and Interpol. Read about his choices and listen to the playlist here

17.02.2021