• Parked for life
    Jasper Morrison's range of outdoor furniture, "Park Life" is set to become a garden staple. >
  • Magical luminosity
    Tom Dixon's latest pendant lights take inspiration from the designer's love of molten glass creations. >
  • Coined Underground
    In celebration of the 150th anniversary of the London Underground the Royal Mint has struck two new coins, one of them designed by BarberOsgerby. >
  • A new identity
    Harry Pearce fuses history and modernity in creating a confident new identity for one of Britain's oldest institutions. >
  • Lively forest
    Jason Bruges Studio has designed an installation that engages and interacts playfully with young patients at Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. >
  • Distinctly Different
    Sir John Hegarty, creative and founder of BBH, will be speaking at Design Indaba Conference 2013. Here are some highlights from his creative portfolio. >
  • Sir John Hegarty
    Sir John Hegarty
    Creative Director
    Advertising guru Sir John Hegarty is a creative director and founder of Bartle Bogle Hegarty advertising >
  • Living for the planet
    Interactive pods by Jason Bruges Studio for the WWF UK gives visitors a sensory environmental experience, while highlighting the importance of conservation. >
  • Massive Attack
    Massive Attack
    DJ
    Seminal British group Massive Attack consists of Robert "3D" Del Naja and Grant "Daddy G" Marshall. >
  • Future classics
    With a timeless sophistication, Jaime Hayón designed a range of furniture using natural materials. >
  • Eclectic accessories
    From humorous doorstoppers to sophisticated dishes, Tom Dixon's "Eclectic" collection consists of unique and playful accessories. >
  • The Squatting Man
    greyworld teamed up with Domestos to create an installation that raises awareness around the lack of sanitation in parts of the world on World Toilet Day. >
  • Nostalgic smells
    From Indian weddings to British tea times, Tom Dixon has created a series of candles that evoke nostalgic memories. >
  • Adorned
    Challenging the traditional conventions of jewellery design, South African designer Beverley Price exhibits at globally curated "Unexpected Pleasures". >
  • E is for...
    There are six E's that define PearsonLloyd's new SixE chair... It is also the perfect fusion of functionality and modernity. >
  • Marble monolith
    Taking inspiration from the WWII shrapnel damage still seen on walls around London, BarberOsgerby have designed an interesting piece of street furniture. >
  • Hellicar & Lewis on interaction design, systems and digital technology
    Hellicar & Lewis on interaction design, systems and digital technology
    Hellicar & Lewis are dedicated to making experiences that create memories. >
  • Light in weight
    Tord Boontje uses bamboo, paper shades and rocks to create lamps that resemble a traditional Japanese garden, while highlighting material issues. >
  • Dominic Harris
    Dominic Harris: Lighting can transform mood
    “Lighting can transform the mood of a person,” says Dominic Harris. He believes in using lighting to achieve advanced effects. >
  • Hilary's Straws
    Hilary's Straws
    A moving portrait of Hilary Lister, a quadriplegic champion sailor. >
  • Yves Béhar
    Yves Béhar: design is a generous endeavour
    For Yves Béhar design needs to focus on the person that will receive the experience of the product or system being designed. >
  • Piet Hein Eek at London Design Festival 2012
    Piet Hein Eek: I am inspired by materials
    Piet Hein Eek is the first designer on record to use scrapwood in domestic creations. Here he speaks about his materials-driven approach. >
  • Dressed for the kitchen
    Marcel Wanders' new designer cookware for Alessi adds a touch of glamour to everyday pots and pans. >
  • Playing with type
    Hat-trick take inspiration from the graphically rich aspects of chess and redesigns a chess set in typographic style. >

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