25 September 1997

The Design Business Association this week launched its Design Referral Service for clients seeking design groups for projects. Appropriate names will be drawn from the DBA’s membership database according to

Habitat is introducing packaging by Pyott Design for more than 150 food products. – The range comprises around 70 per cent new products, according to Pyott Design director James Pyott.

Friendly society Tunbridge Wells Equitable has a new identity created by DMB&B Design. The logo, a cluster of five good friends, is intended to convey that the client has not

The constant demand for innovative luxury papers and packaging is now matched by a concern that products should be eco-friendly. Fiona Keating looks at new developments in this market

Now that the high street is pretty near the top of the list of horrors of the Eighties, it is no surprise that textile designer Rebecca Earley thinks bespoke tailoring

A new company enters the market providing certification for contaminated land for insurance purposes. Corporate identity and literature for Certa was designed by Lippa Pearce. The consultancy, which also helped

The historic sites of Greenwich have been branded under a millennium marque designed by Sampson Tyrrell Enterprise. – The Greenwich Meridian 2000 logo represents The Old Royal Observatory, The National

If contemporary furniture design interests you, don’t miss Simon Pengelly at Habitat. Pengelly has been working closely with Habitat’s in-house design studio since 1990. Until 3 October. Venue: Habitat, 208

I like this new spirit of optimism, I like bullish markets, and, most of all, I like the sense that almost anything is possible. Don’t tell me about the good

“Could you just sign there, Prime Minister, just above where it says… er Prime Minister.” With that the BBC TV presenter introduced the final leg of Tony Blair’s slick launch

The Millennium Commission is expected to appoint an agency to handle its new brand and image by the end of the week. – It has reduced its shortlist of five,

The appointment of a consultancy to come up with a new name and identity for the accountancy giant created from a proposed merger is only a matter of weeks away.