And as well as the contemporary and confident new look, the UK's oldest free magazine will boast new and expanded features, say the publishers.
The London pages will be extended, a lifestyle section, including health, beauty, fitness and fashion, added and extra pages will be dedicated to its vibrant travel section.
TNT Magazine, which is aimed at adventurous 18-34-year-olds and has an ABC-accredited weekly circulation of 50,000, will also sport a new logo, bringing its identity in line with the edgy new design.
TNT editor Carol Driver said: "This new look is a bold and exciting move for TNT Publishing, and one of which we’re confident our readers, both existing and new, will love.
“Our London coverage has been greatly extended, meaning readers can pick up the magazine or subscribe to our e-mag and plan their social lives for free, and the new lifestyle pages will reflect our readers' interests.
“TNT Magazines’ travel section, which champions adventure and independent tours, is a traveller's necessity. We've extended this so our readers can confidently plan their trips for the year-ahead with TNT Magazine as their sole guide.
“We’ve got a fantastic new design and other new features, but we've kept the readers' favourite features and haven't lost the essence of TNT Magazine, which makes it a publication unlike any other, and best of all it's free!"
The pioneers of free distribution, TNT Magazine is available every Monday from Tube stations around London, either in red dispensers or handouts, or by subscription to the emag on tntmagazine.com.
Designer Lynne Eve, of design-jam.co.uk, added: "Using bold colours and contemporary ideas, TNT now reflects the vibrant personality of its readers. It's simple and clear in terms of its look and brings it to the first-class quality readers now can expect from their free magazine."
