Prize-winning carafe goes to market
The winner of the London on Tap carafe design competition is set to go into mass production in late April.An initial run of 10 000 Top Tap carafes by designer
The winner of the London on Tap carafe design competition is set to go into mass production in late April.An initial run of 10 000 Top Tap carafes by designer
The British Academy of Composers and Songwriters is this week relaunching under an identity created by Studio Dempsey.Studio Dempsey founder and former CDT Design director Mike Dempsey explains that a
Global design consultancy Ideo and sustainable development charity Forum for the Future is working to secure Government funding ahead of national roll-out of their I-team scheme, aimed at driving innovation
The organisers of the second Designs of the Time can learn from the first programme in 2007. Angus Montgomery reports
It’s boom time for supermarket own-brand ranges at the moment, as recession-hit consumers are less easily seduced by brand names and premium credentials. Sarah Woods unwraps the latest trends in
Thing director Martyn Pick has created a blend of animation and live-action footage showing the effects of climate change in docudrama The Age of Stupid, which premieres in London’s Leicester
Appointing top creatives from different disciplines to work on a one-off, high-profile project is a risky strategy, but it has paid off handsomely for Kvadrat with its new London showroom,
Rules are there to be broken, a motto that can readily be applied to Joe Tilson’s body of work.
Travel agents with a retail presence are being hit by the recession like other high street brands, but some sectors are bucking the trend. Clare Dowdy checks out four specialists
Following my recent Inspired piece in your magazine (DW 8 January), a new box of pencil crayons landed on my desk, from student Chris Haydon. I know they were from
Your magazine’s Professional Development supplement (DW 26 February) raised some very interesting points. When conditions are tough, most of us hardly notice cuts in training budgets – we question the
Regarding the recent discussions between British Design Innovation and the Design Council, referred to in your article (News, DW 26 February), I’d like to make the following comments: I was