SomeOne designs lattice-inspired identity for Graff
The new designs – including the brand’s first ever monogram – are inspired by the diamond jewellery specialist’s unique metalwork.
The new designs – including the brand’s first ever monogram – are inspired by the diamond jewellery specialist’s unique metalwork.
In packaging and multimedia design, the colour of the year could be used to bring “a vintage vibe” to a project, according to Pantone.
From illuminated sculptures to a sensorial curio booth designed to resemble a sanctuary, here are some of our favourite projects from this year’s Design Miami/ fair.
This month, Landor & Fitch’s rebrand drops the Fitch; senior appointments at Dragon Rouge, Athletics and Vault49 and more.
The rebrand led by Derek&Eric sees “a harlequin colour palette” added to the identity, with hues relating to the name and charitable cause each beer supports.
The first project for the chosen studio will be an exhibition on early medieval insular manuscripts and medieval Ireland with a budget of £1.1 million.
Stained glass windows are a core element of Bath & Barley’s interiors and identity by WeWantMore, referencing Belgium’s history of beer brewing in abbeys.
Inspired by jazz record covers and the “brutal” imagery of oppressive states, Prophet Song’s cover was designed to depict the hostile environment inhabited by the characters.
The annual global competition for projects designed to help people and planet reveals its shortlist with categories reflecting the COP28 agenda.
Designed by Two Times Elliott, Paist’s identity features a modular typeface that works in tandem with a bright colour palette and abstract 3D forms to create a unique brand system.
The new trophy design should be “distinctive” and reflect “the new modernised King’s Awards” while using sustainable materials and retaining the traditional crystal element.
The protected areas of land have a new identity system that allows each location to have its own personality while remaining part of “a living patchwork”.