Design Bridge pares down Otima20 bottle
Design Bridge has extended Warre’s Otima port brand into a ‘more luxurious area’, with packaging design for the new 20-year-old Otima20 product. The clear glass bottle and minimal labelling concept
Roald Dahl’s work comes to life at themed museum
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Atelier Works has revamped The Royal Geographical Society’s visual identity to coincide with the opening of its public archives, the Pavilion. The group has also collaborated with Tonic on the
Glasgow School of Art sets an example for academia
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RSA Summer School
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Therefore designs sat nav for Tom Tom
London product design consultancy Therefore has designed an in-car satellite navigation system for travel products group Tom Tom, called the Tom Tom Go. Encompassing a 3.5-inch touch-screen 3D display with
Roundel uplifts National Gardens scheme
Roundel is redesigning the identity for the National Gardens Scheme, the charity launched in 1927 to promote the opening of private gardens to the general public. ‘The sheer size of
Become the brand to add value to guest experience
I read your News Analysis on hotel brand identity (DW 6 May) and found I was in complete agreement with the central point about the role of designers in developing
Search for work of Bond titles designer Brownjohn
Do you remember Robert Brownjohn? Born in 1925, Brownjohn was educated at the Chicago Institute of Design and worked in New York, becoming a partner in the pioneering design group
Fun and games
Héctor Serrano’s down-to-earth, pragmatic approach to design is refreshing, but it is his humour and inventive energy that attracts people to his products, says Hannah Booth
Factory Design creates Remington hairdryers
Factory Design has created four hairdryers for Remington as part of the grooming company’s new 2x Protection range. Scheduled for launch across Europe and Australia next week, the dryers fit
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