Irma Boom’s new Rijksmuseum identity
Dutch designer Irma Boom has created a new identity for the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
Dutch designer Irma Boom has created a new identity for the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
With the delusional hopes that summer was well and truly here abruptly dashed, words like ‘tropical’, ‘island’ and ‘paradise’ are all it takes to set off imaginary Daiquiri-fuelled reveries of
Blogger and burger-fiend Burgerac has brought together a whole host of red meat-obsessed artists and designers to create a one-night-only show dedicated to the art of the burger. Burgerac, a
Spring is always time for a tidy and reshuffle, and it’s no different for London-based studio Tom Dixon. The studio’s shop, which is based at London’s Portobello Dock, has been
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The Design Council has launched a project which aims to reduce violence and aggression towards NHS staff in hospital accident and emergency departments.
Former Body Shop global creative director Nikki Austen has joined consultancy 300 Million as creative strategist.
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Hella Jongerius: Misfit, is the second Phaidon monograph on Dutch product designer Hella Jongerius (1963). Stitch-bound and organised by colour, Misfit tells the story of Jongerius’ career whilst bringing you
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