Tinnitus UK: Making Waves

Tinnitus UK logo with the word TINNITUS in white uppercase letters enclosed in two connected rectangles on a dark blue background with a stylized orange shape on the right side.

New name with
a double 'N'


We gave the British Tinnitus Association, the UK’s only tinnitus-focused charity, a new name and look. We dug deep into the organisation and listened to some of the 7.6m people in the UK living with tinnitus. Following some bold strategic recommendations, we overhauled the brand with a new mission and vision, updated the design and changed the name to Tinnitus UK.


The colour palette is accessible for people with visual impairments, and the new identity stands out across digital and social. The logo turns the double ‘N’ into sound waves, disrupting the core to show how tinnitus interrupts unexpected moments. A solid, safe edge represents the relief Tinnitus UK brings.

Person typing on a MacBook Pro laptop displaying a website with the text 'Support. Research. Prevent.' featuring images of a smiling young man and a pensive young woman, with navigation options including Donate and Need help.
Outdoor billboard featuring two smiling individuals, a young man and a young woman, with text promoting tinnitus awareness and support including 'It Does Get Better,' 'Support. Research. Prevent.,' and website www.tinnitus.org.uk, along with the Tinnitus UK logo.
Open informational booklet about tinnitus held by two hands; left page explains what tinnitus is and who can get it, right page features a smiling man wearing glasses and a hoodie with a purple border and an orange corner design.Purple tote bag with diagonal red stripes and the white Tinnitus UK logo with the text 'Support Research Prevent' at the bottom.
Three stainless steel water bottles on a purple background, one white with orange diagonal stripes and 'Tinnitus UK' logo, one solid purple with white 'Tinnitus UK' logo, and one orange with dark purple diagonal stripes and 'Tinnitus UK' logo.
Flat lay of Tinnitus UK branded stationery on a textured red surface, including a notebook with diagonal orange stripes on a dark blue cover, a letterhead with printed text and helpline number, two dark blue pens with orange stripes, two matching binder clips, two white envelopes with orange and navy blue accents, and a business card for James Smith, Helpline Worker.
Front and back of a sleeveless sports shirt in purple with orange geometric patterns and orange trim, featuring the Tinnitus UK logo and the text 'Support. Research. Prevent.'
Logo with text 'transform awards europe' in teal and white colors on a white background.
Transform Awards Europe 2023/Best Visual Identity, Charity - Silver: Tinnitus UK

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