Rawls & Co to rebrand Clements
Rawls & Company has been appointed to develop a complete rebrand and retail concept for department store Clements, for a fee of between £100 000 and £500 000.
Pure and simple
Forget chips and mussels. Belgium is finally establishing a reputation as a hip, design-savvy nation and Chris De Roock of the Belgian Union of Designers believes it is all thanks
‘O’ is for Options
DJPA has redesigned Options’ hot chocolate drink brand. The redesign includes a new treatment of the Options brand name, which is rendered in swirling, melted chocolate-style glossy script. The ‘O’
P&G ‘cunning’, says Guardian website
The Guardian, the newspaper beloved by conspiracy theorists, has uncovered industrial skulduggery from an unexpected source, according to its website last week. ‘Procter & Gamble unveils cunning plan’ trumpeted the
RCA show guests have bellyfull of sponsor
Royal College of Art rector Sir Christopher Frayling has made a meal out of the college’s new-found sponsor of its degree show, Lattice, which owns the company formerly known as
Input from architects can be good for design
All the talk of convergence between design and other creative industries focuses largely on the relationship with advertising – hence the particular importance of The Partners creative director David Stuart’s
Vox Pop
Labour has launched a new motif, designed in-house, that is intended for use on merchandise. This is an addition to its red rose logo, not a replacement for it. How
Ideo opens office in Germany
International product design consultancy Ideo is opening its first German studio to serve its base of industrial clients in southern Germany, at the end of February. The Munich office will
Study day
Corporate identity and London Transport is the topic of a study day on 28 February from 10am until 4pm. The event will discover how and why the Transport for London
Digest
Appleby Bowers Creative Associates has redesigned three table-top vending machines, Freshers, for Nichols Foods. The new look eschews traditional tea and coffee imagery.
Give recruitment consultancies a chance
Having read David Rose’s letter (DW 9 February) I must challenge his remarks about the use of recruitment consultants and hopefully enlighten him that not all third parties are intent
Let’s maximise how we interconnect ideas
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