FACT – the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology – in association with the Crafts Council, has curated exhibition Build Your Own: Tools for Sharing, to encourage communities to learn a
The museum is relocating as Norway prepares to host the Youth Olympic Games.
The new identity has been developed by French consultancy W and aims to increase the brand’s “clout and visibility”.
Landor has updated its 1969 Alitalia branding. The new identity aims to “reflect the style of modern Italy”, according to the consultancy.
Chancellor George Osborne has announced plans to save £4.5 billion in public spending – including budget cuts to all Government departments. We look at what this means for the design industry.
The founders of football magazine Spiel have teamed up with the National Football Museum and Manchester School of Art to host a series of exhibitions under the Commentary banner, which
Michaelis Boyd Associates has led the two-year project to open up lost spaces and reconnect the building in a bid to give it a more intuitive flow and more unified
As part of the rebrand, by Williams Murray Hamm, new boxed packaging has been introduced, with a “seductive” peep-hole that “teases people with the erotic prints that lie behind”.
The new design introduces a central bar and comes after Martin Brudnizki designed The Ivy’s new sister restaurant The Ivy Market Grill.
The new design is the first major update to AOL since its Wolff Olins-led rebrand in 2009.
Blass Design is working on a retail concept for furniture company Loaf, which is set to open its first physical store Loaf Shack, this autumn.
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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.