Design Solution unveils Athens airport shops
The Design Solution is creating two retail concessions at Athens International Airport for Hellenic Duty Free Shops, and will also be involved in a third space, to be built in
The One Off fashions eco toys for Hapé
The One Off is designing and branding a range of eco-friendly toys made from bamboo for China-based toy firm Hapé International.The range, titled Bamboo and featuring the tagline ‘Forming the
Airside onside for Greenpeace web campaign
Airside is to create a digital hub to manage the burgeoning support for Greenpeace’s Airplot campaign.The campaign, which encourages people to buy up plots of land in Sipson to block
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After a 35-year hiatus, the three-day week is back in vogue at UK businesses, according to data released last week by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.CIPD’s Redundancy Watch
How to brand products with social stigma
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News in Pictures
Design Bridge, in collaboration with illustrator Von, has created the identity for Déesse, a new red wine produced by client Domaines Sacha Lichine under its Château D’Esclans label.
Furniture designer Sebastian Brajkovic is at the vanguard of ‘design art’
Furniture designer Sebastian Brajkovic is in the vanguard of ‘design art’, imparting notions of movement to archetypal forms through technology. Max Fraser talks to this rising star on the occasion
Gentle Jude
If you appreciate the 1950s-inspired prints with which Norfolk-based textile and stationery brand St Jude’s has become synonymous, it’s worth a visit to St Jude’s in the City, a selling
Bean counters, be very afraid
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Cover pearls
Romantic fiction imprint Mills & Boon has opened a new chapter in its history with a series of rugbythemed titles, but its continuing success is due to strong branding and
Built for show
When architects, freed from the demands of permanent structures, get the chance to design exhibitions, they indulge in a little experimentation and self-expression. Pamela Buxton assesses the results at past
Tony Hart – the best careers adviser that ever lived…
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