Luxury brands are known for their quality, craftsmanship, and unique designs. But how do they showcase their expertise and artistry to their customers? One approach that is growing in popularity among luxury brands is through holding exhibitions.
Anime and design are two powerful forces that have been intertwining in recent years, creating an explosive and innovative fusion that is taking the fashion industry by storm. We explore why.
The future of retail isn’t just about what you buy, but who you connect with, and where you feel at home (or would like to).
We look at the rise of experiential office design and interactive art in informing the next generation of workplace.
Physically interchangeable, or utilising tech in order to allow for shifting perceptions within a space are underpinning a range of flexible design 2023.
It’s not a traditional shop, restaurant, hotel, or bar, so what the hell is it? The meaning and function of physical spaces for brands has been changing and expanding rapidly as digital innovations and shifting social behaviours usher in new *kinds* of spaces and demands for brands.
Investment in a blueprint design is a no-brainer for businesses with the ambition to roll out to new locations in the future, or for existing brands looking to standardise and amplify the impact of existing venues.
An all important question for brands is how to create an emotional connection with their customers, and even more importantly for us as an agency, how to create spaces that reinforce this connection.
3D rendered environments, digital art, NFT’s and the metaverse are becoming BIG influencers on design.
In the discussion of climate change you’ll hear terms such as Sustainability, Eco-Friendly, and Green being used interchangeably. However, there are key differences in their definitions which are important to understand when playing our part in the fight against climate change. What do they truly mean, and how can we action truly sustainable design?
The luxury jewellery industry seems on track for a sparkling future.
As new generations of travellers emerge, hotel design trends evolve in combination with these changing consumer behaviours.
