Design industry predictions for 2014 – part two
In the second part of our series of design industry predictions for 2014, leading industry figures tell us what they think will happen in retail, packaging, interior and exhibition design.
Design industry predictions for 2014 – part one
In the first part of our series of design industry predictions for 2014, leading industry figures tell us what they think will happen in branding, graphics and illustration, interactive, product
News in brief round-up
Our first round-up of news in brief for 2014.
An alphabet of icons
In a project surely wracked with tricky decisions, designer Anil Mistry has created an Icon Alphabet – with one carefully curated character he deems iconic representing each letter.
Photo50 at the London Art Fair
What does digital really mean? What about material? And while we’re at it, how can we define photography, in this ‘post-internet’ era?
Home 2014
Interiors behemoth Home returns this month to London’s Earls Court, offering an overview of the loveliest home furnishings from around the globe.
Typorama
A beguiling, beautiful and hefty tome, Typorama covers the graphic work of designer Philippe Apeloig.
News in brief round-up
Our final round-up of news in brief for 2013.
Morrisons enters online grocery market
Morrisons has entered the online grocery market today by bringing in e-commerce capability to its website for the first time in its history.
New £3.2m project aims to promote design innovation across Europe
The Design Council is leading a £3.2m European Commission fund to build the European Design Innovation Platform, which will promote design-driven innovation and growth across Europe.
Newcastle Council seeks groups for £1m design framework
Newcastle City Council is seeking to appoint consultancies to a three-year corporate and creative design framework worth more than £1 million.
London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks will feature taste and smell
Viewers at London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks will be able to ‘taste and smell’ the display as well as watch it this year, according to the designers.
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