Surrey-based group Kirk Wylam Design has revamped the identity for oriental food importer Seewoo, as the company moves to differentiate itself from ‘traditionally’ branded competitors. The work, which incorporates signage,
We asked Poke’s Simon Waterfall what he’d been up to recently and he rather mysteriously mentioned www.flashmugging.com – ‘read the copy, it’s filth,’ he said, with relish. Now, we wouldn’t
Soft Moss has created interiors for 1970s fashion icon Diane von Furstenberg’s first UK store, which is scheduled to open in London’s Notting Hill on 1 September. The store retains
Silk Pearce has designed the cover for a CD that showcases highlights from the Aldeburgh Poetry Festival. Designer Jack Pearce photographed the pebbles that feature on the CD.
Vivid Interiors has carried out a £1.8m refurbishment of the Grade II-listed, mid-19th century townhouse Sydney Hotel in London’s Chelsea.
CDT Design’s identity and signage system for Paternoster Square, one of London’s most high-profile and controversial property schemes in recent years, is rolling out from this week after two years
Encompassing more than 130 stores and retail space equivalent to 26 football pitches, the £500m revamped Bullring shopping complex in Birmingham finally opens to the public on 4 September. The
Leicestershire-based Stocks Taylor Benson has been appointed to design point-of-sale material for Julian Graves, a 200-strong, nationwide chain selling dried fruit and nuts.
While trying to make sense of a café menu, David Bernstein argues the case for creative conventions – why make a meal out of a design for the sake of
Art Review magazine has been revamped by in-house designer Barney Pickard. The new-look magazine, featuring a serif font and ‘cleaner’ design, hits the news-stands next month.
In response to Graeme Bell’s letter (DW14 August), like many products, cars are focus group-tested, minus badges, so to say that it’s the Audi marque that makes people like the
Oliver Bennett finds out more about the growing phenomenon of collecting photographs that have been discarded or lost by people and letting the viewer make up their own story about
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