Hooked on the quick fix
A new marketing trend says a subtle, intelligent approach to selling will lead to long-term rewards. Richard Murray thinks branding designers could learn from it
Vacancies remain at Arthesia
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Proof marks
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Azlan appoints Storm
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TV Chef opens new brasserie
TV chef and restaurateur Raymond Blanc opened a new brasserie in Birmingham on Monday called Le Petit Blanc. London architecture and design group Tilney Shane has designed the interior of
Pretty Polly relaunches ‘grocery’ hosiery range
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Norwegian perks
Jack Lohman, a director of Met Studio, will be staying in his job, despite acquiring an interesting sideline. Lohman has been appointed Professor of Museum Communication of the National School
Harley flagship opens in the UK
A £3m Harley-Davidson European flagship store is to open on London’s King’s Road next month. It will provide an extensive range of facilities for motorcycle enthusiasts. Designed by architectural practice
Crabtree Hall to spice up Currys
Currys, the electrical retail chain owned by the Dixons Group, is trialing a new high street store format, developed jointly by Crabtree Hall and the retailer’s in-house design team. The
SCG fuels Scottish Power store
Retailer and utilities provider Scottish Power has unveiled a new retail format in Hamilton. Created by SCG London, the new store is expected to provide a template for future store
Digest
Guinness’ new glass is designed to create a smoother drink and more consistent head. The new in-house design is based on the existing tulip-shaped glass. Selected over 23 rival designs,
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