• The Value of Design by The Design Council
    Your not so weekly creative moment of Zen: The Value of Design
    Our new "not so weekly creative moment of Zen" features an animation by the UK Design Council, highlighting the importance of design thinking to small business. >
  • Autumn/Winter 2014 collection by Paul Smith.
    Paul Smith Autumn/Winter 2014 collection
    Paul Smith deconstructs sartorial conventions, injecting femininity into tailored outerwear, neatly cut tuxedo pyjama pants and panelled suit jackets. >
  • Computer Arts
    Computer Arts is the magazine for people who believe design matters, and has been inspiring and informing graphic designers and illustrators since 1995. >
  • Wayfinding system for Stockwell Park Estate development in Lambeth, south London by Hat-trick.
    Find your way
    Hat-trick collaborate with local artists to create a striking wayfinding system that represents the diversity of Stockwell, London. >
  • Roberto Feo and Rosario Hurtado of El Ultimo Grito.
    El Ultimo Grito
    Design Studio
    El Ultimo Grito is a London-based post-disciplinary studio, who uses design to explore the social, political and philosophical nature of human relationships. >
  • Ototo by Yuri Suzuki.
    Musical magic
    With Yuri Suzuki's all-in-one musical invention kit, launched on Kickstarter, you'll be able to turn also almost anything into a musical instrument. >
  • Agatha "Agi" Haines.
    Agi Haines
    Speculative Designer
    Agatha Haines is a speculative designer and part of the Pecha Kucha at Design Indaba Conference 2014. >
  • Ije Nwokorie. Image: Ben Shapiro.
    Ije Nwokorie
    Architect • Brand Specialist
    Ije Nwokorie is the global CEO of Wolff Olins, London, a global brand consultancy. >
  • Pulmen 002 energy efficient light bulb by Nicolas Roope.
    Light bulb moment
    Energy efficient light bulbs have a bad rap for being ugly and producing terrible light quality, however the Hulger Plumen 002 design busts this stereotype. >
  • It's Nice That
    It's Nice That
    Publisher
    It’s Nice That is a London-based publishing platform that champions creativity across the art and design world. >
  • Margaret Calvert. Image: Dan Wilton
    Margaret Calvert
    Typographer
    Margaret Calvert is a graphic designer known for her design of road signs in the United Kingdom, as well as the typefaces Calvert and Transport. >
  • "In the Making" exhibition by BarberOsgerby for the Design Museum London. Image: Mirko Krizanovic.
    Objects in the making
    BarberOsgerby has curated Design Museum's "In the Making" exhibition that showcases a variety of objects halfway through their manufacturing process. >
  • Tool the Perpetual Calendar by Tom Dixon.
    Calendar accessories
    Tom Dixon looks to sustainable design with his Tool the Perpetual Calendar, which is made from stainless steel and can be reused year after year. >
  • Tom Hulme
    Tom Hulme
    Design Director
    Tom Hulme former design director at global design firm IDEO and now general partner at Google Venture, is also the founder of OpenIDEO and OIEngine. >
  • Beat Brass lamp by Tom Dixon.
    Brass vessels
    Tom Dixon takes inspiration from traditional vessels used to carry water for his latest collection of authentic brass pendant lamps. >
  • Visual identity for the Crouch End Festival Chorus by Harry Pearce.
    Music from the heart
    Harry Pearce has designed a new visual identity for the Crouch End Festival Chorus in North London. >
  • Yuri Suzuki's Juke Box Meets Tate Britain installation
    Juke Box beats
    Yuri Suzuki's latest installation allows visitors of Tate Britain to capture their impressions of the art in musical form. >
  • This Way Up by K&I Design Studio and Henry Thomas.
    Up, up and away
    Emerging Creatives K&i Design Studio has collaborated with photographer Henry Thomas to create an installation for the Megaro Bar in London. >
  • Harry Pearce makes his mark on the Keeper's House in London's Royal Academy.
    Keeping it historic
    Graphic designer Harry Pearce has designed a logotype with a "quirky, domestic twist" for a 19th century building in London's Royal Academy. >
  • British fashion designer Sir Paul Smith
    Hello, my name is Paul Smith
    Paul Smith's latest exhibition celebrates the life and work of the famed British fashion designer at London’s Design Museum. >
  • Roger Law
    Roger Law
    Ceramicist • Puppeteer
    Artist, caricaturist and one of the creators of the satirical TV puppet show Spitting Image, Roger Law now works as a ceramicist. >
  • The World View capsule
    To the edge of the earth
    A project is in the works to take passengers on balloon flights to the edge of the earth where they will be able to observe the planet’s curvature. >
  • Hans Ulrich Obrist speaks to Design Indaba at AGI Open 2013 in London
    Hans Ulrich Obrist: Africa plays a big role for 89plus
    In this interview in London, curator Hans Ulrich Obrist talks about digitally mapping a new generation of artists with 89plus. >
  • WWF Experience by Jason Bruges Studio
    Wildlife experience
    An interactive installation by Jason Bruges Studio brings the natural world into the headquarters of the World Wide Fund for Nature. >

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