Conran’s namesake – a real tongue twister
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Market leading advocaat brand Warninks is extending its brand with the addition of three new flavours. Design is by The Paul Martin Design Company. The new variants are peach, caramel
Opinion varies on Channel 4’s new in-house ident. Although it is a bold step on from dated animated logos, will it be as ground-breaking as the original in 1982? Bhavna
The Earth Galleries have not only provided London with a great new party venue – as those celebrating Design Week’s ten year birthday last week can attest. They’ve given the
I write to compliment the mesh of text and Louis Hellman’s cartoon (Private View, DW 4 October). Reading the text added depth and weight to the cartoon that it didn’t
Minale, Tattersfield & Partners is donating its services to greenhouse centre The Eden Project, which is applying for 50m from The Millennium Commission.
Fitch has designed new ‘photocentre’ shops for Fuji called Fujilab. Destined for hypermarkets and shopping centres throughout France, Fitch’s design for the Fujilab was presented to Fuji, and onwards to
Etam is poised to implement graphics designed by The Partners into its London Oxford Street flagship store, after completing 90 per cent of its national roll-out this week. The new
The Natural History Museum has never had it so good since the Earth Galleries opened. And its success has had a knock-on effect all round, reports Liz Farrelly
Jonathan Sands, managing director of Elmwood Design, provided a wave of laughter at a recent contact-making bash aboard The Oriana. So what is the raconteur’s pièce de résistence? Picture a
The world’s greatest living explorer, Sir Ranulph Fiennes (pictured above), was sent out by his wife to buy a vacuum cleaner. Sir Ranulph wandered into his local supplier and was
Designers in Denmark and Germany make, on average, more money than their counterparts in any other part of continental Europe, according to a new survey published by the Bureau of