Holmes & Marchant cleans up Domestos
Unilever has appointed Holmes & Marchant to its roster to work on household cleaning product Domestos’s graphics, following the consultancy’s continued service for the brand.
SomeOne builds up Jade Jagger brand
Designer Jade Jagger is building her position as creative director of property development firm Yoo, with a fresh brand identity by SomeOne.
Portland Design leads the way for London mall
Portland Design is to create a wayfinding and signage scheme for Westfield London, the giant £1.6bn shopping centre development opening next year in west London.
Essar aims to crack India’s consumer market with identity revamp by Start Creative
Essar, the £10bn heavy industries conglomerate based in India, is preparing to unveil an overhauled corporate identity designed by Start Creative in London.
Fitch director takes on global remit
Tim Greenhalgh, joint managing director at Fitch in London, is relinquishing control of the studio to become the network’s first chief creative officer. Greenhalgh will now take on a more
D&AD Annual’s Italian job
This year’s D&AD Annual will be designed outside of the UK for the first time, with the work awarded to Benetton’s communication research centre, Fabrica.
Graphical House cultivates an identity for the Scottish Show
Graphical House has designed an unusual ‘evolving’ identity for this year’s Scottish Show. The event is scheduled to take place in the summer at The Lighthouse, Scotland’s national architecture and
The Brass Rail goes back to the future
Selfridges has relaunched its Oxford Street store’s salt beef restaurant The Brass Rail, with a fresh identity and packaging by in-house creative director Alannah Weston and her team and interiors
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As 2007 starts with a bang, Design Week asks some leading lights what the year has in store for the design industry John Allert, Interbrand Effective design has its
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In dire straits, luxury car maker Jaguar is hoping for a design-led renaissance. Jaguar design director Ian Callum speaks to John Stones about a new direction for the venerable marque
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