
Jonathan Ellery/ 136 Points of Reference
A book and supporting exhibition at the Roth Gallery, NYC, that examines the influences that have informed and defined Ellery’s and Browns’ work. Reproduced are images and objects culled from Ellery’s own idiosyncratic collection.
Available from Browns Editions

David Stewart/ Teenage Pre-occupation
A series of three, A0 posters to promote a new book by British photographer David Stewart.The book is published by Browns Editions and will be available in the Autumn of this year.

Hiscox Ltd
Browns has, for the fourth time, designed the Hiscox Report and Accounts. Sensitive to financially challenging times, the report is bold and concise, confident in its delivery, telling it like it is in a no-nonsense, transparent manner.
Jonathan Ellery/ Bell & Ross/ Big Bang Watch
A collaboration between Jonathan Ellery and Bell & Ross, part of a project initiated by Wallpaper* magazine. For this ambitious project Wallpaper* curated and brought together some of the world’s leading designers, artists, craftsmen and manufacturers.

Invesco
A global identity for one of the world's largest investment managers. Headquartered in Atlanta, the company has five major businesses in over 20 countries around the world.

Invesco Perpetual/ A Journey of Ascent
Working closely with photographer Donovan Wylie (Magnum) Browns initiated an expedition to Nepal to extend the image library for Invesco Perpetual in the UK. A limited edition brand book documenting the ascent to the mountain was published and distributed to re-enforce the brand globally.


Bruce Gilden/ Go
A limited edition book for American photographer Bruce Gilden (Magnum). This book showcases Gilden’s fascination with the dark side, featuring images of the Yakuza and Bozoko (biker gangs), taken in Tokyo and Osaka. The book is back to front Japanese format.


Jonathan Ellery/ Mulberry, New Bond Street, London
Worldly Cares and Love Affairs was commissioned by Mulberry for their flagship store at 50 New Bond Street, London. The piece consists of 25 circular, machined, solid brass pieces embedded into the concrete floor.
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