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This month’s selection includes spaces that pay homage to industrial heritage, and an opticians that uses mycelium to display its glasses.
Koto creates new masterbrand for the Call of Duty franchise
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DesignStudio revives Trivago’s “unique and charming spirit” with new identity
Hand-drawn illustrations and a “warm and inviting” tone of voice look to bring personality to the brand and encourage users to return.
Design Week’s favourite product, print and packaging stories of 2023
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Lexus signals move towards sensory experiences at Miami Art Week 2023
Toyota colour and sensory designer Viviana Hohenstein explains how autonomous cars of the future can seamlessly intertwine technology and natural materials.
Design industry “dividing into winners and losers,” says new financial report
Accountancy firm Moore Kingston Smith’s 2023 annual survey reveals a widening gulf between agencies achieving high margins, and those in “worst case” situations leading to redundancies.
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