• Berry Bros. & Rudd identity design by Harry Pearce.
    Three centuries of inspiration
    Harry Pearce has designed a new visual identity for Berry Bros. & Rudd, the oldest British wine merchant established in 1698. >
  • Moving On by Ainslie Henderson for James.
    Moving On by James
    This week's #FilmFestFriday takes a musical turn with British rock band James's latest music video from animator Ainslie Henderson. >
  • Seams collection by Benjamin Hubert.
    Mass produced authenticity
    British designer Benjamin Hubert's "Seams" is a mass produced collection of ceramic centrepieces yet no two are exactly alike. >
  • Tom Vac by Ron Arad.
    Tailored icon
    Leading architects and designers tailor Ron Arad’s iconic Tom Vac chair at Clerkenwell Design Week 2014. >
  • Kranti’s Pop-Up School for Social Change in Mumbai’s Red-Light Area.
    Collective creativity
    We've been tracking the stages of one of the challenges on OpenIDEO that aims to address issues of safety for women and girls in low-income urban areas. >
  • IDEO Designs on Aging: Grand Slam.
    Designs on Aging
    From innovative walkers and pit stop posts to the Instagran, here's IDEO's "Designs on Aging" collection. >
  • The Things? – A Trip to Europa by Marguerite Humeau. Image: © HEAD – Genève (Dylan Perrenoud).
    Communicating with aliens
    Marguerite Humeau latest project looks at designing new communication devices that allow people to communicate with otherworldly creatures. >
  • Designs of the Year 2014.
    2014 winners announced
    Design Museum has announced the Designs of the Year 2014 category winners. >
  • Sindiso Khumalo
    Fashion Designer
    Sindiso Khumalo is a sustainable textile designer based in Cape Town. >
  • Ripple Table 2.0 by Benjamin Hubert.
    Lightweight but sturdier
    First you could lift it above your head, now you can stand on it. Meet the new improved version of Benjamin Hubert's Ripple table. >
  • Double O bike light by Paul Cocksedge launched on Kickstarter.
    A light in the dark
    Paul Cocksedge has designed a bicycle light that is simple, safe and secure for the everyday cyclist. >
  • Williams Formula One branding by Hat-trick.
    Speed racing
    Hat-trick have recently completed the new branding for the Williams Formula One team. >
  • 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. >
  • 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. >
  • "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. >

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