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Cardington-owned The Luxury Brands Group has yet to decide whether it will outsource design for the relaunch of the Hardy Amies and Norman Hartnell brands. Ex-Bally creative head Paolo Gabrielli,
Push for change to create a better future with design
It will be some time before we can gauge the outcome of last week’s tragic events in the US. While Americans try to rebuild their lives, governments and companies across
New Era dawns for Boot’s Wellbeing hub
Boots The Chemists opens its first Wellbeing centre this week in Greenford, Middlesex, featuring interiors designed by Era. The centre incorporates a gym, two swimming pools, an exercise studio, sauna,
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The Mental Health Foundation has chosen Newblack to create its 2001 annual report and accounts after a four-way pitch.
Recognise this man?…
Recognise this man? An extra from a Sergio Leone ‘Spaghetti Western’ perhaps? Almost. He is Design Council chairman and Royal College of Art rector Sir Christopher Frayling, author of Leone’s
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Conran Design Group has created the identity for financial advisor Winful Associates. It will appear on communications from early October.
Ziggurat breathes life into packaging for Electrolux
Electrolux kicks off a European repositioning of its eponymous floorcare range next week with the introduction of revamped packaging for its premium vacuum cleaner brand, Oxygen, by Ziggurat. The electrical
Digest
Lewis Moberly has created an identity for upmarket retailer Jaeger, which launched at its Leeds store last Thursday alongside interiors designed by David Collins.
Intersection teaser book launched
The brains behind style magazine Dazed & Confused are publishing a limited edition book on 15 October – a teaser prior to the launch in spring 2002 of its bi-monthly
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Images by three photographers working in Japan are profiled in Out of Japan from 20 September until 3 February 2002. The exhibition showcases photography from the 19th century by Felice
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