7 May 1998

This year’s Euroluce lighting fair in Milan showed British design in a very flattering light. Nicky Churchill selects the products which really turned her on.

We are all used to our visual and aural senses being bombarded, but now our noses and fingertips are being targeted too. Michael Evamy breathes in the latest brand developments.

House of Fraser is the latest department store to introduce café and restaurant concepts, as part of its newly designed flagship store Barkers.

Lynda Relph-Knight

Lippa Pearce and Din Associates have created a retail offer which aims to put soup on the lunchtime menu for city workers. Soup Opera opened its first outlet last week

The Young Lighters of the Year competition invites entries from students, professionals and non-professionals working within the lighting industry to submit a paper on an aspect of lighting. The deadline

The London design community is always a bit aghast to find that creative talent can and does thrive north of Watford. And the surprise was obviously a pleasant one for

Terminal Architecture by Martin Pawley argues that all modern architecture is misconceived and that the importance of buildings lies in their role as terminals for information. The book is published

It is many a young man’s dream to meet a supermodel, and lucky Bryan Edmonson from SEA has had that dream fulfilled. – Following the ‘evening with Rankin’ put on

Glasgow Design Studios was featured in an article in Design Week (DW 6 February). Unfortunately, as the result of an error at directory enquiries, the incorrect telephone number was given

Synergy has created a suite of campaign material for the London Borough of Camden to encourage its residents to vote in today’s local elections. The last stage of the initiative

Barclays was yesterday due to unveil The Partners’ branding for its new investment arm. – B2 is an over-the-phone investment company with a range of financial offers, including an advance