Italian tech start-up Levante designs origami-inspired solar panel
The portable panel’s foldable structure was inspired by satellite solar panels and becomes “more than eight times smaller when closed”.
Who Gives a Crap flushes “soft cuddly design tropes”
Lyon&Lyon created the brand’s new “visually disruptive” packaging to make it shelf-ready as it moves into supermarket retail for the first time.
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We asked designers how they decide when to say no to a client and when is the right time to walk away.
London Design Biennale 2023 questions role of pavilions
The biennale addresses the global inequalities design is part of with international, cross-border and interdisciplinary exhibits responding to the theme of collaboration.
Team GB unveils new identity ahead of Paris 2024 Olympics
Thisaway has positioned the brand around the diversity of Team GB athletes through an extensive suite of graphic illustrations in a bid to keep it relevant when the games are
Pavilion made of mushrooms to debut at Glastonbury Festival
Conceived by Temple Design director Simon Carroll, the 26-metre-long structure will aim to encourage the use of mycelium across multiple sectors.
Takt launches repairable, mono-material sofa by Anderssen & Voll
The Spoke Sofa’s modular design and mechanical fixings make it easy to disassemble, with replacement parts available to buy on the newly developed Takt Spare Parts shop.
Campari looks to Milanese architecture for its new brand identity
Robilant reduced the label size to allow the drink’s “unique red colour to emerge”, and emphasised the founder’s signature and Milanese roots.
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Ahead of the Aston Martin DB12 Super Tourer launch, Design Week was invited into the car manufacturer’s design studio to see how its cars are designed.
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