Hadid unveils seamless collection
Architect Zaha Hadid has designed a collection of limited edition furniture, which will be sold to private collectors, galleries and museums. Entitled Seamless, the organic form furniture will be exhibited
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The Mazda Nagare concept car was unveiled at the Los Angeles motorshow to demonstrate a new design language for the marque.
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Steve Lidbury Design has created the interiors for Japanese fashion designer Sunao Kuwahara’s new flagship store in Harajukum, Tokyo.
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Twist is an occasional table series designed by Pearson Lloyd for MO – a new brand from Spanish cabinet-maker Martinez Otero.
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A glass pavilion and new public square designed by Bere Architects will be installed in the City of London in January
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London dance music radio station Kiss unveils its new logo this week, designed by Odd (DW 8 June). The marque works as a static form but also features an unfolding
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Property group Investland commissioned graffiti artist Labdisk to spray-paint the hoarding around its latest development at 260 Kingsland Road in London’s Hackney. Investland managing director Yuda Ambalo calls graffiti ‘an
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Tom Dixon and the EPS Packaging Group have created a set of 500 expanded polystyrene chairs that will be given away during the London Design Festival at the end of
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Fold7 has designed the in-store graphics for Molton Brown’s limited edition beauty product Amber Cocoon, which launches in September.
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Pearlfisher has created the brand identity and packaging for Pernod Ricard’s premium tequila, Tezón, which is launching across the US this month.
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Unreal has designed the promotional material for London’s Capital Age Festival, aimed at ‘older people’. The event on 20 August will include music, dance workshops, arts and crafts and a
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1 Jonathan Punter, a student on the Royal College of Art’s Masters in Vehicle Design course, has won the Best Design Interpretation Award for his concept car at The Pilkington
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