Quigley goes for bust with ballistic feminism
If plain, old-fashioned underwiring seems a bit tame, the SuperBra could be the thing for you, girls. Hot on the heels of Seymour Powell’s Bioform boulder holder, comes US inventor
If plain, old-fashioned underwiring seems a bit tame, the SuperBra could be the thing for you, girls. Hot on the heels of Seymour Powell’s Bioform boulder holder, comes US inventor
The contemporary home show Mode runs from 31 May until 3 June. The show includes “areas” such as the four room sets created by designers Solange Azagury-Partridge, Paul Daly, Nikki
Client: Warner Village Design and architecture: Jestico & Whiles Shopfitter: Martek The recent completion of Jestico & Whiles-designed ground and first floor ticket hall, reception and bar for the cinema
The Global Design Register has rebranded as GDR Creative Intelligence to reflect its changing role as a provider of retail innovation reports. The identity has been created by Unit Design.
Campbell Rigg has created new interiors concepts for Safeway, piloted at the retailer’s largest UK store in Woking, which opens this week. If successful, the in-store concepts will form a
Tonic Design has developed an identity for production company Shoot, which is being rolled out this week across the company’s communications material and its website. The website is at www.shootproduction.com.
Spring Creative has designed Obsessive Records’ Solar Spectrums album sleeve, which is released on 21 May. The ‘chillout’ CD, mixed by DJ Chris Coco, features a light-themed cover in a
An examination of branding for the Labour party Visual identity: Michael Wolff created the New Labour visual identity. Unlike at the last election, the Labour rose, the official registered logo
Turnbull Ripley is redesigning a website on a “money no object” basis for Farnborough-Aircraft.com, the air travel company owned by world land-speed record breaker Richard Noble, which will be launched
Tim Rich’s observations over the minimalist approach of a large proportion of the design industry was refreshing, informed and spot on (Private View, DW 3 May). Exposing the imitators is
The Royal Mail is issuing a set of stamps depicting insects and creatures found in and around ponds. Designed by John Gibbs, the set features the Common Frog, the Great
I have recently come across the first edition (Vol 1, No 1) of Eye Magazine. Do you think this might be worth something, and would you know of anyone who’d