Interfield has designed title sequences for BBC1 drama Fields of Gold, a two-part GM crop thriller starring Anna Friel and Max Beasley to be transmitted this weekend, 8-9 June. The
Future Vision has designed an identity, website and stationery for Picsie, the mentoring and transformation company. The work launches this week.
Clare Dowdy finds out if consultancies can benefit from employees who work part-time or from home
Redpath has designed a promotional book for a five-figure fee, to mark the British Council Scotland’s move to new headquarters in Holyrood, Edinburgh and publicise the organisation’s achievements. The British
Hill Mayer Allen has designed a suite of in-store promotional material for Sloggi for Men, which launches today as part of the brand’s bid to enhance the its profile in
Hannah Booth checks out four new bars that are opening in cities across the UK. The bars’ interiors and branding aim to cater for a broad spectrum of people –
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Wedgwood this week launches its 2002 European catalogue, designed by Hookson.
Gordon Russell is to return to it’s origins as a design-led business, following a management buyout by managing director Tim Summerley and Steelcase creative solutions director Barry Wilson. Current owner
I recently went to Tate Modern and saw Pharmacy, a display by Damien Hirst. Having been to the restaurant of the same name, I was dismayed to see that this
Rough around the edges, but always different, London club 333 in Shoreditch has commissioned designers such as Airside, Bump and James Jarvis to produce its flyer art. Graphics of the
The first phase of the Sloane Square Peter Jones refurbishment opened this week. The customer restaurant, The Top Floor, is designed by Pennington Robson.
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Design Week closes, having championed design excellence for the past 38 years.
As part of our series on design in 2024, WeWantMore creative director Ruud Belmans offers his view on what retail and experience design might look like next year.
As part of our series on design in 2024, Studio Arc director Lyndsey Bowditch offers her view on what exhibition design might look like next year.
