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SAVVY STUDIO structured the Adam Pendleton monograph around 1960s computational punch cards and concrete poetry for rigorous editorial design. Adam Pendleton operates within a strict visual universe defined entirely by black and white. For his studio identity and print collateral, Mexican agency…
Cuberto crafted Sleepiest with atmospheric dark-mode palettes and fluid haptic audio controls for peaceful night mobile app design. Cuberto approached Sleepiest with an uncompromising commitment to sensory calming and nocturnal ergonomics. Designed specifically to guide users effortlessly into…
Silo delivered disciplined environmental spatial design interventions throughout the Dutch real-estate association headquarters. NVM represents brokers and real estate agents across the Netherlands. Most Dutch home sales pass through its large network of members. Their head office serves as a…
the path of the runway rewritten Fashion shows typically begin with a straightforward diagram. Models move along a prescribed path, its edges lined with spectators, and everyone knows where to look. In general this basic layout has remained consistent across time. Yet some of the strongest runway…
Silo engineered disciplined spatial design manifestations across Eurojust partitions, balancing internal privacy effectively. Eurojust fights cross-border crime across Europe from their base in The Hague. Their headquarters hosts four hundred desks for legal delegates from many nations. Mecanoo…
Hey Studio Mindsparkle Mag Julia's Barcelona coffee shop wordmark is tied from a real ribbon Julia is a small specialty coffee shop in Poblenou, Barcelona, where the food is homemade and the attention to detail is part of the daily routine rather than a claim on a wall. The brief was to make an…
Jean-Michel Mercier Mindsparkle Mag Berto dresses a Montreal osteria in oxblood, cursive and a looping monogram Berto opened in May 2026 on a corner in Villeray, Montreal, as the osteria the neighbourhood had been missing. It comes from chef Riccardo Bertolino, formerly of Maison Boulud, and…
Despite all the justified hand-wringing over the World Cup this past summer, one delightful byproduct of the whole affair was watching non-American fans embrace what is perhaps our country’s greatest contribution to foodie culture—ranch dressing. It’s a good thing, then, that the World Cup isn’t…
Built throughout the 1960s and ’70s, the Aylesbury Estate is an enormous public housing complex in South East London that at its peak, boasted 11,000 residents. Like other social projects of this kind, Aylesbury has struggled with violence and vandalism throughout its run, and in 2005, local…
PLATFORM: a steel bed frame reimagined as a piece of architecture Amsterdam architect and designer Rik Frans Jansen presents PLATFORM, a bed made from stainless steel and aluminum and dressed by Berlin bedding label Brut Studios at Paris Design Week 2026. Its bolted metal panels and exposed…
FORMA by Luciano Quintana presents a bold branding design study. The festival identity explores material culture and post-use object lifecycles. Luciano Quintana shaped FORMA around material culture and object life. The first edition asks what happens after use ends. Quintana built the branding…
Like the Argentinian writer Samanta Schweblin, the first time I found myself in front of a painting by the Spanish-Mexican artist Remedios Varo (1908-1963), I was stunned. Who was this elegant owl-figure with dainty fingers and feet? What was animating the creaturely machine at her side with…
I’ve always loved destination-driven design, and Mezzello Spritz turns a Mediterranean daydream into the can’s entire personality. Designed by Creative Platform, each flavor has a tiny illustrated getaway framed by an arched window, from whitewashed Sorrento buildings and lemons to Sicilian…
The titular Laughing Cow on Bel Brands’ The Laughing Cow cheese is suddenly not laughing on newly released packaging. But why not? In a cryptic campaign meant to intrigue customers by withholding details, all we can do is speculate and wait to see why the once smiley cow is now sorrowful You know…
Little Latkes is a new, shelf-stable take on the traditional Jewish holiday staple. Wonderkind’s branding and packaging design are quirky and playful, with universal appeal. The wordmark features typography designed by Tommi Sharp, who carved the letterforms from real potatoes. Latkes, fried potato…
Formerly the editor of Dazed, you’ll most likely know London-based writer, editor and creative director Claire Marie Healy from her wonderful longstanding column for AnOther Magazine, Girlhood Studies: “A project exploring the cinema, fashion and image culture that shape ideas of girlhood.”…
Granola is a brand that’s certainly made itself known in recent months – at least to those using various lines on the London Underground. Indeed, there was a time when you could barely move for its ads; its assertions that Granola was ‘not for breakfast’. Those ads certainly caught my eye, then –…
The exhibition Una resistencia indetectable, curated by Paula Noya de Blas, was on display at Madrid’s Sala de Arte Joven in February and March 2026, showing works by Noela Covelo, Dj_Sônia, Jota Mombaça, Julia Spínola, Ura/Unz, Marta van Tartwijk and Lou Vives. The exhibit and its concept was one…
Located in Annecy, France, Bonlieu Scène nationale is a national theater. For the season 2026/27, French graphic design studio Zoo created the theater’s new global rebranding, alongside with the visual identity of the new yearly event “Stayin’Alive”. Both use Metra, designed by Hugo Le Corre and…
From David Sudlow Designers: The British Library’s first major exhibition for families and younger visitors celebrates tales of magic, wonder and enchantment. There are over 150 items from the Library’s collections on display, covering 50 tales from across the world, highlighting global connections…
Evangelion:30+ was a three-day anniversary festival held at Yokohama Arena in February 2026 to celebrate 30 years of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Bringing together exhibitions, live performances, concerts, talks, screenings, fan creations and exclusive merchandise, the event offered an immersive…
The 60th edition of travel culture magazine TRANSIT is dedicated entirely to Mexico. From ancient civilizations and folk traditions to contemporary culture and cuisine, the issue explores the country’s rich and diverse identity. Designed with an unusually vibrant and energetic visual language, the…
The series Bestimmungsbuch Archäologie, compiled by the AG Archäologiethesaurus and published by Deutscher Kunstverlag, uses TheSans on its covers. Each volume focuses on a different group of archaeological objects and provides a standardised vocabulary for the German-speaking region. The books…
Solidarity-based initiatives, self-organised meeting places, artistic interventions, utopian festivals and social architectures are springing up from the holes in the fabric of our cities. Micropolitical practices take up local relationships, needs and interests, create social and spatial…