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Tomorrowland's stunning designs highlight what creativity can add, in a sea of samey festivals
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (435+ words) Belgium's biggest dance festival keeps building on a scale most events can't match, at a time when dozens of UK and European festivals are folding for good. What sets Tomorrowland apart isn't the line-up, though that's pretty impressive, with Martin…...
Derek&Eric embraces the chaos with a joyfully bold brand for The Glorious Mess
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (438+ words) The independent London studio has turned the happy accident behind one of our favourite puds into an ownable identity for a new dessert brand from meringue makers Flower & White. Nobody can quite agree on how Eton Mess came about. One…...
Inside Wolves of Tokyo: the design lessons behind London's new Japan-noir restaurant
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (834+ words) Tap outside or press Esc to close A visit to Kensington Olympia's latest eatery was an unexpected masterclass in how naming, branding and interiors can be conceived as one, subtle, connected system. Nothing shouted. Everything matched. The food and the…...
Meet Zahari Dimitrov, the designer helping Bulgaria's cultural organisations build a future – and an archive
1+ week, 4+ day ago (165+ words) Tap outside or press Esc to close Growing up between Sofia, London and Los Angeles, and arriving in new countries without full command of the language, Zahari Dimitrov developed a way of reading spaces: how they were organised, what they…...
From tea rituals to fluorescent toolkits, Small Batch Studio uses food to design relationships
1+ week, 4+ day ago (110+ words) Creative Boom Tap outside or press Esc to close The Seoul-based food experience design studio creates workshops, installations and research projects that explore how cooking and eating can bring people closer together. Founded in 2009 by journalist and editor Katy Cowan,…...
'Detail is a universal language': Marcos Montiel on packaging, process and love for pencils
1+ week, 5+ day ago (666+ words) Tap outside or press Esc to close Known for his retro illustrations for big-name clients, the Argentine artist explains how he stays human in the age of AI. Work for The Telegraph Magazine It's a simple response that says a…...
Ragged Edge rebrands AI notepad Granola with a co-founder's handwriting and a deliberately imperfect logo
1+ week, 6+ day ago (531+ words) Tap outside or press Esc to close The fresh identity trended on X on day one, drove Granola's biggest-ever download day, and helped the company raise $125m in funding. Here's how Ragged Edge did it. Which is why I was pleased…...
How Mathilda Mutant built a 14-year one-woman studio on supermarket shelves, pink and a grown-up Pippi Longstocking
1+ week, 6+ day ago (1338+ words) Tap outside or press Esc to close The Mainz designer on packaging obsession, a pseudonym that got out of hand, chocolate shaped like breasts, and why she's best in the in-between. Ask most designers where they go looking for ideas,…...
Fictionist Studio transforms the Lunar New Year into miniature worlds
2+ week, 4+ day ago (381+ words) Creative Boom Tap outside or press Esc to close Fictionist Studio transforms the Lunar New Year into miniature worlds From fashion-editorial red packets to scratch-off fortunes and spring-loaded packaging, the Kuala Lumpur studio reimagines familiar rituals as immersive design experiences....
The best new typefaces for July 2026
2+ week, 5+ day ago (1211+ words) Tap outside or press Esc to close The sun is shining, the type industry is buzzing, and the latest fonts are by no means playing it safe. We check out the most interesting releases of July 2026. In mainstream journalism, July…...