B&B’s rebrand of Border Biscuits looks to embrace the company’s family values
Bold colours and a new typeface replace the previous branding’s more traditional, muted style.
Interiors inspiration: Design Week’s recent stand-outs from the hospitality sector
From an orbital-inspired bar to a restaurant-club hybrid space, these hospitality projects have caught our attention lately.
Design Bridge helps RHS reposition around growth
The studio drew inspiration from the typography and botanical images found in the RHS Lindley Library.
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All the latest moves and changes happening across the design industry.
How the Elizabeth line was designed
The inside track of everything you need to know about the new railway, from temperature-controlled train carriages to a regal visual identity.
Intermission branding calls time on unsustainable coffee
Witty roast names and animated illustrations encourage customers to take a break and consider the journey of coffee from plant to cup.
Dn&co’s branding for property network ARC is inspired by graph theory
As part of its work for the science-focused real estate network, Dn&co crafted a generative code-based tool.
York City FC’s redesigned crest pays homage to the club’s 100-year history
Designer Christopher Payne has worked with the club and its fans to craft a special edition crest and kit for the side’s 100-year anniversary.
Amsterdam Museum’s rebrand switches up a classic symbol of the Dutch capital
New branding for the Amsterdam Museum strives to modernise visuals long-associated with the city.
&Walsh uncorks the “stuffy” world of wine with Stompy branding
The playful branding for the personalised subscription service hopes to show a different side of the wine world.
Could musical instruments be reimagined to make them more accessible?
Design Partners researcher Anusia Grennell shares insight into the world of musical instrument design and tips on establishing a more inclusive approach.
How Uncommon produced Nick Cave’s This Much I Know to Be True
Nils Leonard on taking a creative backseat for the Australian singer’s latest project, and why Uncommon was well-adapted for its first film venture.
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Barbican’s Our Time on Earth offers a “radical alternative for sustainable exhibition design”
The future-facing exhibition, curated by FranklinTill, has been designed by Universal Design Studio with modularity and mobility in mind.
How&How helps tree-planting app Freetree grow with “fuzzy” rebrand
The design consultancy has worked on the extension app’s new branding, creating a curved cursor which also resembles a pine tree.
BrandOpus serves up a “more emotive” rebrand for Cathedral City
The cheddar brand’s new look aims to deepen connections with consumers at a time of widespread uncertainty.
Morrama’s biodegradable COVID testing kit seeks to address plastic waste problem
The kit, which uses recyclable paper pulp, is also designed with greater usability in mind.
