A stylish lamp for those with Seasonal Affective Disorder
A young designer has created a desk lamp to help those with seasonal affective disorder – and unlike many existing SAD lamps, it’s made from wood, not plastic.
A young designer has created a desk lamp to help those with seasonal affective disorder – and unlike many existing SAD lamps, it’s made from wood, not plastic.
Fitness dance company Jazzercise has rebranded and updated its visual identity, with the aim of modernising the image of the dance style.
Consultancy M Worldwide has designed a new bespoke store format for supermarket Morrisons, which is being applied to branches in Surrey, Gateshead and Milton Keynes.
In 1965, then-postmaster general Tony Benn asked designer David Gentleman to create new illustrations that would modernise stamp design. Fifty years on, the Royal Mail has 2,663 special stamps to
This month is rife with New Year resolutions. We ask designers what they would do differently in 2015.
An exhibition celebrating the diversity of sign painting is set to open in February – and it’s gone for a light-hearted approach based on fictional, bizarre slogans.
Somerset House is set to host an international photography fair and exhibition in May, produced by curating consultancy Candlestar.
In the second part of our series of design industry predictions for 2015, leading industry figures tell us what they think will happen in retail, packaging, furniture, exhibition and editorial design.
In the first part of our series of design industry predictions for 2015, leading industry figures tell us what they think will happen in branding, graphics, interactive and product design,
Jason Bruges Studio has designed an installation at the top of London’s Shard building, which will project a light display every evening from today until New Year’s Eve.
Wonder Stuff Studio has designed the identity for a new distillery based in Durham – and its inspiration was a stained-glass window in the city’s cathedral.
The opening of an exhibition presenting over 200 Ladybird book illustrations from the late 1950s to early 1970s has been announced.