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An illustration of a modern apartment interior with a large window overlooking a city skyline. Bold text at the top reads “HELLO ST PAUL’S” followed by “Divine apartments. Iconic views.” A person stands by the window, looking out at the buildings. Below, a white sofa, coffee table and lounge chairs are arranged in a minimalist living space. Small text at the bottom provides pricing and contact details for South Bank Tower.
An illustration of a modern apartment interior with a large window overlooking a city skyline. Bold text at the top reads “HELLO ST PAUL’S” followed by “Divine apartments. Iconic views.” A person stands by the window, looking out at the buildings. Below, a white sofa, coffee table and lounge chairs are arranged in a minimalist living space. Small text at the bottom provides pricing and contact details for South Bank Tower.

Tom Haugomat’s cinematic posters for luxury apartments in a Southbank high-rise

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Date
2 March 2016

The narrative surrounding property in London constantly comes back to luxury developments like South Bank Tower. The promotional campaigns for these are usually relentlessly aspirational, and lack personal touch to say the least. It comes as a surprise then, to see Paris-based illustrator Tom Haugomat raise the bar with a series of striking, cinematic posters for the Southbank high-rise. No stranger to commercial projects, we last featured a Volkswagen campaign Tom illustrated in 2015, which demonstrate the same flair for shadow work and two-tone colour palettes. His illustrations for South Bank Tower cleverly use perspective and even more dramatic lighting, and show views of London landmarks from stylish interiors, including St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Shard, the London Eye, Tower Bridge and the Oxo Tower.

An isometric illustration of a person standing by a large window in a minimalist living room. They look out over a stylised city skyline featuring a domed building.
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Tom Haugomat: South Bank Tower

An isometric illustration of a minimalist bedroom with a large window overlooking a city. A person stands by the glass, their long shadow stretching across the floor towards a bed and a small side table.
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Tom Haugomat: South Bank Tower

An isometric illustration of a minimalist office with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a dense city. A person leans against the glass, while a round white table and three red chairs sit in the foreground.
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Tom Haugomat: South Bank Tower

An illustration of a person relaxing in a white bathtub in a high-rise bathroom. Through a large window, a city skyline is visible, featuring a tall, pointed skyscraper.
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Tom Haugomat: South Bank Tower

An illustration of a person sitting at a long table in a bright, minimalist room. Through a large window, a city skyline and a Ferris wheel are visible under a pale sky.
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Tom Haugomat: South Bank Tower

An illustration for South Bank Tower apartments shows a person sitting at a long table in a minimalist room. Through a large window, the London Eye is visible against a pale sky. Above the scene, bold text reads “HELLO LONDON EYE”, followed by “Spectacular apartments. Iconic views.” Smaller text at the bottom provides pricing from “£2,625,000 upwards” and contact details for the marketing suite.
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Tom Haugomat: South Bank Tower

An illustration for a luxury apartment development featuring a person relaxing in a white bathtub. Through a large window, the Shard is visible against a pale sky. The dark blue poster reads “HELLO SHARD” and “Soaring apartments. Iconic views.” Text at the bottom provides pricing and contact details for South Bank Tower.
An isometric illustration of a luxury bedroom with a large window overlooking a city skyline. A person stands by the glass, looking out at the buildings. The dark blue poster reads “Hello Oxo” and “Luxurious apartments. Iconic views.” Contact details for South Bank Tower are listed at the bottom.
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Tom Haugomat: South Bank Tower

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