Moss UK has celebrated one year of bringing its ‘place making’ expertise to London’s historic Tobacco Dock, delivering impactful, sustainable graphics and branding for a variety of high-profile events.
The milestone underscores Moss’ role in enhancing Tobacco Dock’s unique character, blending its rich heritage with dynamic design elements for a memorable visitor experience.
Over the past year, Moss has contributed to 37 branding projects at Tobacco Dock, working with prolific clients and agencies including Google and Brand Fuel. The team’s dedication to quality and client service has made them a valued partner in establishing Tobacco Dock as a sought-after venue for events that welcomed notable guests, including Prince William, Bill Gates, and Rihanna.
Emphasising the importance of working closely with the venue, Account Director Andrew Conway said: “Understanding Tobacco Dock’s layout and character is essential. We use our wide range of fabric systems and print techniques to reflect each client’s brand within this unique space. Each project is like a jigsaw, where every piece needs to fit into this iconic venue.”
The collaborative ethos of Moss extends beyond delivering quality products; it is about creating a seamless client experience.
Project Manager Charlotte Bell explained, “There’s a constant dialogue with clients from the moment they book the event space, and we adjust workflows to support their needs as effectively as possible.
Our goal is to make their experience straightforward and stress-free.”One of Moss’ most notable achievements was at the 2024 UK Graphic Awards, where the team’s creative approach to the Google Takeover event earned them both a Gold Award and the Best in Show accolade.
This ambitious project transformed Tobacco Dock with over 1,300 square metres of materials, including vinyls, freestanding graphics, and lamp post flags, showcasing Moss UK’s commitment to quality, precision, and sustainability.
“We have delivered so much by working together in our first year at Tobacco Dock,” concluded Andrew. “With plans for a showroom and extra office space to further support our clients, it’s going to be fantastic to see what collaborative, impactful and sustainable branding we can deliver in 2025.”
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