We talk to Ethan Imboden, head of venture design at frog and founder of designer sex toy company Jimmyjane, about designing for people, why creativity needs to be demystified and
We talk to brothers Luke Powell and Jody Hudson-Powell as they prepare to join Pentagram London as partners.
As Tokyo Digital and branding specialist Smiling Wolf merge to form Tokyo Wolf, consultancy director Aaron Bimpson tells us why – and how – two design companies can be brought
Map has created a single piece of cutlery for Fortnum & Mason that combines the functions of a fork, knife and spoon into one item.
The Royal College of Art is heralding its appointment of Oron Catts and Dr Ionat Zurr as visiting faculty at its School of Design, saying they will continue the critical
The former Brussels Stock Exchange is being turned into a Belgian Beer Palace attraction, an ambitious interactive experience showcasing 1500 beers.
The new Home department at the retailer’s London Oxford Street store will let people create their own room designs and choose from 100,000 sofa combinations in one interactive.
New concepts ditch the existing “grid” system for one based on the “natural flow” and “free movement of people”.
The management consultancy and tech group, which bought Fjord in 2013, has invested £130 million in design in the past two years.
Virgile+Partners is redesigning Harvey Nichols store-by-store in a bid to restore “witty and fun brand values” against a backdrop of customer service rather than “digital for digital’s sake”.
Last week, the Converse All Star shoe underwent a redesign. We ask designers which iconic product or brand they would play with if they had the chance.
As designers from KLM and Delft University of Technology unveil “the future of aviation” – a plane with a blended wing and body – we look at other speculative designs that show
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Design Week closes, having championed design excellence for the past 38 years.
As part of our series on design in 2024, WeWantMore creative director Ruud Belmans offers his view on what retail and experience design might look like next year.