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Skip to content Studio Oker Date 1.08.26 Norwegian design studio Studio Oker has developed the brand strategy, naming, visual identity and website for NORSmaterials, a company developing some of the world’s most durable and resilient polymers. Based in Sandane, Norway, the business works with…
Neighbours – Art Against War is a charitable art book bringing together the work of 114 artists from Poland, Ukraine, Slovakia, Romania, Moldova, Hungary, and Belarus. Initiated by Drukomat and art directed by Patryk Hardziej, the project was released in both standard and limited editions,…
For Food & Wine’s annual “Global Tastemakers” travel issue, Winslow Taft (creative director for Food & Wine magazine) chose Asoma for its architectural nods, bold throwback feel, and extensive alternate letterforms. Asoma set a strong visual identity for stories on the best hotels, food, and drinks…
L’umanesimo dei dati / Data Humanism is the first solo exhibition dedicated to the work of information designer and Pentagram partner Giorgia Lupi, curated by Associazione Illustri and hosted by Gallerie d’Italia in Vicenza. The exhibition explores Lupi’s approach to data as a human language,…
Self-published and crowdfunded, The NoGood Book brings together five years of work. It collects illustration projects and process snapshots from an independent practice, while tracing the convictions behind it. Taken together, it’s a book about curiosity, stubbornness, and carving out a space of…
Pitched Fuel is a football-focused supplement brand built specifically for matchdays. They offer a complete fuelling system to optimize performance before, during, and after every match. The identity is built around one of the brand’s biggest strengths: its scientific foundation. To express this…
Nodes is a peer-reviewed scientific journal founded in 2011 by Numero Cromatico – an artist, research centre and publisher formed by researchers from the humanities and science. The journal aims at narrating and promoting the combination of art and neuroscience, a topic that has become very famous…
Dynamite Valley is a craft brewer in Cornwall, England, where dynamite and gunpowder were once produced. After 15 years and a change of ownership, Dynamite Valley turned to Kingdom & Sparrow for a brand refresh inspired by the history of dynamite making, while showcasing craft through texture…
PiiPER is a new brand of cake decorating products designed to make baking less intimidating and more appealing to younger consumers. The bright color palette and playful branding set PiiPER apart from category leaders. Baking can be intimidating. The process requires careful measuring and timing,…
As the happy servant of a sixteen-year-old collecting his GCSE results today, I can confirm that, like many parents, the experience is equal parts exciting and anxiety-inducing. Sadly, I couldn’t persuade him to choose Design and Technology. This is a familiar frustration. Out of the typical nine…
EXPLORING KEY DESIGNs FROM THE A’ DESIGN AWARD AND COMPETITION Straight from the list of A’ Design Award and Competition winners, designboom curates a wave of interior concepts and furnishings that challenge standard design practices. Spanning sculptural forms and unexpected material applications,…
A SINK LEAVES THE WALL Greek designer Konstantinos Gournas reconsiders one of the home’s most static fixtures with WS | Wash Station, a mobile structure built around a reclaimed marble sink. Removed from its original setting, the basin is preserved with its existing marks, patina and traces of use…
a party balloon becomes A hands-on lesson in sound A 3D printed instrument by Co:Creation Lab uses a replaceable party balloon as its sound box, turning the physics of resonance into something users can adjust and feel. Called the Balloon Banjo, the small playable object combines seven printed…
Pretty much the one and only memorable brand name when it comes to bikes you can fold up and carry around, Brompton – as its thoroughly British name might suggest – was founded in England in 1975 by engineer Andrew Ritchie, who developed the first prototype in his West London flat. The original…
For Simji Park, inspiration can strike at any moment. “The wind when I’m walking my dog, the leaves moving in the trees, the temperature I feel on my skin” – the list goes on. It could be conversations overheard on a train, a book she is reading, or the feeling of paper when she turns the page. “I…
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Haley Sharpe Design created the branding and visitor experience for Hull Maritime Museum, which has reopened after a £20.4m revamp. Hull City Council provided just over half that funding, while the National Lottery Heritage Fund contributed £7.7m and private donations accounted for nearly £1m. The…
The release of the Bowmore Captivo Collection marks New York-based practice’s first foray into whisky packaging. The collaboration brings the studio’s focus on spatial experience and threshold-crossing – normally seen in their immersive, monochromatic architectural installations – to Scotland’s…
In hospitality design, we obsess over the entrance, the bar, the lighting over the tables, and the theatre of the open kitchen. Yet one of the most humble, revealing spaces in any venue is frequently treated as an afterthought: the loos. Step out of a beautifully designed dining room and down a…
It was in the run up to Maddie McCoubrie’s final year on the illustration course at Arts University Bournemouth that she discovered the 3D software Blender, which allowed her work to open up into wider illustration and animation techniques and “worlds that felt unique to me”, she explains. “These…
Amaru is a lifestyle photography brand identity by Fernando Rodrigues inspired by Andean cultural heritage and warm earth tones. The visual system creates a calm look for an Australian photo studio. At the core of the brand identity sits a custom wordmark drawn from sacred Quechua roots. Designer…
While other sectors such as food and sport have flexed outside of their typical settings, and reached new audiences in turn, design books have remained static. It’s time for a shake-up Design books serve a number of purposes: inspiration fodder; instruction manual; coffee table monograph as…
Riksbyggen and BBDO Nordics’ new campaign features three impossibly small homes, showing exactly the amount of space young Swedes can currently afford to buy in urban areas In Sweden, as in many countries around the world, young people are currently facing a major uphill battle to buy their first…
Chris Panicker has spent three years as Pitchfork’s sole designer, and now also works on GQ – two brands with quite distinct identities. From the outside, his projects can look disparate. Quarterly cover-story zines built around artists, the Best of the Year lists that swell into a full editorial…