Frog designs electricity-free drinks cooler for Budweiser
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Poster House looks to the playful days of 90s digital type
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Timepiece design sought for Britain’s railways
Proposals are invited for an “inspired design” of a timepiece to be used across the British rail network.
Minute Maid’s new “full of life” global identity
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“A beacon of design on the high street”: Heal’s renovates its flagship
A new renovation of Heal’s Tottenham Court Road store sees it expand its street frontage and prioritise services within its flagship offering.
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