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Al-Jawad Pike refreshes Aesop store with terracotta-tiled counter evoking ancient Persia
Local studio Al-Jawad Pike has given skincare brand Aesop's shop in London department store Harrods an update, creating a terracotta-clad counter designed to have "the qualities of a miniature building". The post Al-Jawad Pike refreshes Aesop store with terracotta-tiled counter evoking ancient Persia appeared first on Dezeen. Local studio Al-Jawad…
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Lighting design a "strategic economic investment" says Signify's Sameer Sodhi
According to business leader of entertainment and Colour Kinetics at lighting brand Signify, Sameer Sodhi, lit-up architecture and public installations can encourage interaction, strengthen local identity and support overall wellbeing. Sodhi explained that for decades, the value of a building has been measured by appearance, energy performance, return on investment…
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The Web Design of Gleb Kuznetsov’s Portfolio
Gleb Kuznetsov pairs crisp Swiss typography and generative Natural OS previews in a sharp portfolio web design for the Brain.AI design chief. Most executive portfolios get buried under heavy case-stud...
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Typography: PP Altera Variable Typeface by Pangram Pangram
Explore PP Altera, a shapeshifting variable typeface and typography system by Pangram Pangram Foundry with 9 families, 3 axes, and 72 styles. Picking a typeface usually means locking yourself into a s...
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Foster + Partners unveils replacement for landmark San Siro stadium in Milan
British architecture studio Foster + Partners and US studio Manica have unveiled their design for Generali Stadium, a new football stadium for clubs AC Milan and Inter Milan, set to replace Italy's iconic San Siro. The post Foster + Partners unveils replacement for landmark San Siro stadium in Milan appeared…
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Inside Omlet: Brand Identity by Ragged Edge
Ragged Edge crafts a global brand identity for pet hardware pioneer Omlet, pairing an egg-shaped wordmark with witty poster typography. Omlet’s industrial-design founders started their journey with on...
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Henry Holland creates wallpaper and fabric collection with a "language developed through ceramics"
Designer Henry Holland's textual fabric and textile collection for luxury interior furnishings company Harlequin was informed by his work as a ceramicist, he tells Dezeen in this interview. Simply named Harlequin x Henry Holland, the collection of wallpapers and fabrics was heavily influenced by both the extensive archive of Harlequin's…
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11 Standout Projects from Dutch Design Week 2026
From experimental materials and sculptural furniture to installations questioning technology and surveillance, these 11 projects explore the ideas shaping contemporary design. In its 26th edition, Dutch Design Week brought together more than 2,500 designers, from established names to emerging talent, alongside creative collaborations with major brands. This year’s theme, Rebel…
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How Matúš Hnát Crafted Book Design for Lucky Star 3rd Ed.
Matúš Hnát crafts the third-edition book design for Elena Lacková’s memoir, pairing neon Pantone green type with Robert Gabris artworks. Historical memoirs usually get trapped in polite sepia nostalgi...
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A Modernist Home in British Columbia Embraces Its Coastal Setting
Designed by BoForm with interiors by Bidgood, this three-level Victoria residence with sweeping views of the Salish Sea draws on California modernism West Coast modernism has a distinct flavor—that blurring of lines between architecture and nature so exalted by mid-century practitioners is made manifest here. The style is most associated…
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Meet the 2026 PRINT Awards Student Winners
This year’s student winners raised the bar with bold ideas, exceptional craft, and a professional polish that signals a bright future for design. The post Meet the 2026 PRINT Awards Student Winners appeared first on PRINT Magazine. This year’s student winners pushed the boundaries of creative execution, combining imagination, craft,…
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The Web Design of Assembly Coffee London
Assembly Coffee London pairs high-contrast ID00 Serif type and dark-mode e-commerce layouts in a sharp web design for the Brixton roaster. Most specialty coffee stores online lean on the same tired pl...
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The Daily Heller: Global Typographic Rarities
This is an acute overview of the revolutionary art and design movements of the 20th century. The post The Daily Heller: Global Typographic Rarities appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Online auctions have come of age. They are generally the best means to find rare and important documents of design. I…
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The Daily Heller: Posters of the Will
Behnam Raeesian on the symbolism behind his minimalist complexities. The post The Daily Heller: Posters of the Will appeared first on PRINT Magazine. The Iranian-born graphic designer Behnam Raeesian recently completed “We Continue,” a series of six posters that feel particularly personal. As he explained the minimalist approach: “The series…
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What Matters to Caroline Garry
Caroline Garry reflects on how play, curiosity, resilience, and a willingness to embrace challenges shape her creative approach to design, her relationships, and her belief in living fully in the present while finding joy in the process of creating with others. The post What Matters to Caroline Garry appeared first…
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The Daily Heller: It’s Graphic Wit Day
Revisiting Seymour Chwast's moves on Pushpin's move. The post The Daily Heller: It’s Graphic Wit Day appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Genius lost and found. I saved this moving announcement from the late 1980s when Seymour Chwast and the Pushpin Group, which he founded, were relocating to a new studio…
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Dr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words. No Filler.
Drawing on her work with AIGA’s Design for Democracy, Dr. Dori Tunstall explores how engaging, user-friendly digital tools can simplify the overwhelming voting process and help voters make more informed choices that reflect their values. The post Dr. Dori’s Cut: 100 Words. No Filler. appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Halloween…
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‘We Now Copy All Fobs’ Celebrates the Charm and Ridiculousness of Paper Signage at Small Businesses
Samuel Williams has released a zine compilation of the paper signs he's come upon throughout the UK over the last decade. The post ‘We Now Copy All Fobs’ Celebrates the Charm and Ridiculousness of Paper Signage at Small Businesses appeared first on PRINT Magazine. I’m not shy about my love…
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The Daily Heller: Start This Week With a Little Joy
If any artist could capture joy in a bottle, it would be Maira Kalman. The post The Daily Heller: Start This Week With a Little Joy appeared first on PRINT Magazine. When Maira Kalman told me her next book and exhibition (at the Mary Ryan Gallery) were devoted to the…
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The Daily Heller: Express Kindness by Making a Poster
It's that simple. The post The Daily Heller: Express Kindness by Making a Poster appeared first on PRINT Magazine. On November 13, exhibitions open simultaneously in Budapest, Rome, Barcelona, Plovdiv and Bandung for the fifth edition of the international typographic poster campaign: 1,000+ posters from 83 countries, in 42 languages…
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The Daily Heller: A Happy Book About Death
'The Magic Box' is both ahead of its time and of its time. The post The Daily Heller: A Happy Book About Death appeared first on PRINT Magazine. In the throes of disassembling my libraries I missed one very special book. The Magic Box is both ahead of its time…
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The Daily Heller: Peter de Sève’s Opening Night
This consummate artist takes another well-earned bow. The post The Daily Heller: Peter de Sève’s Opening Night appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Peter de Sève: City Dwellers is on view Oct. 29–Nov. 28 at the Philippe Labaune Gallery. As Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame inductee de Sève told me…
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What Matters to Gil Muińos
Gil Muińos reflects on the joys of fatherhood, the lasting grief of losing his father, and the curiosity and creativity that shape his life, while celebrating the small moments, family connections, and Cuban traditions that mean the most to him. The post What Matters to Gil Muińos appeared first on…
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PRINT Book Club Recap: The Art of Starting Over with Mirko Ilić
In the latest PRINT Book Club, legendary designer Mirko Ilić discusses how returning to comics during the pandemic inspired a deeply personal exploration of isolation, creativity, and the power of making art in uncertain times. The post PRINT Book Club Recap: The Art of Starting Over with Mirko Ilić appeared…
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Investigating ‘Booklook,’ a Wearable Book Series That Interrogates the Fashion Industry
We chat with the self-proclaimed "caretaker" of the Booklook project about her collaborative process in putting the series together, and the message the issues send about the fashion industry. The post Investigating ‘Booklook,’ a Wearable Book Series That Interrogates the Fashion Industry appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Anouk Beckers has…
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The Daily Heller: An Israeli Modernist Uncovered
It is always a treat to find a forgotten or little-known designer. The post The Daily Heller: An Israeli Modernist Uncovered appeared first on PRINT Magazine. This is a tale of discovery—and uncovering the work of a modern Israeli international designer who, were it not for design research, would have…
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What Matters to Dustin Black
Dustin Black, Chief Creative Officer and Partner at Meerkat, reflects on how curiosity, creative problem-solving and a willingness to embrace the unknown have shaped his career and personal life. He explores the importance of trusting yourself, learning from risks and setbacks, and finding lasting fulfillment in family, collaboration and helping…
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Introducing the PRINT Awards 2026 Top Winners
Meet the 2026 PRINT Awards Top Winners! Celebrating exceptional creativity, innovation, and design excellence, discover the projects and studios that earned this year’s highest honors: Best in Show, Editor’s Choice, and Studio of the Year. The post Introducing the PRINT Awards 2026 Top Winners appeared first on PRINT Magazine. We’ve…
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The Middle-of-the-Night Heller: An Insomniac’s Wake-Up Call
It is never too late to get a good night's sleep. The post The Middle-of-the-Night Heller: An Insomniac’s Wake-Up Call appeared first on PRINT Magazine. I have designed myself (my life, that is) into a corner. I think about what to write for this daily column every night before I…
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Quarterly Business Review (QBR) Guide: Basics to Best Practices
Every quarter, account teams and leadership face the same question: what did we achieve, and what comes next? A quarterly business review makes that conversation easier. It gives teams and their stakeholders a chance to assess performance, discuss what's working, ... The post Quarterly Business Review (QBR) Guide: Basics to…
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How to Create a Benchmark Report in 2026 (+ Templates)
Your team has numbers on sales cycles, content output, conversion rates and more. But how do you know whether those numbers are good? A 30-day sales cycle might look impressive until you discover that competitors are closing similar deals in ... The post How to Create a Benchmark Report in…
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The Daily Heller: Up Close With Lowell Thompson, Big Idea Man
A revolutionary adman tells his story. The post The Daily Heller: Up Close With Lowell Thompson, Big Idea Man appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Black admen and adwomen in Chicago started the transformation of the most powerful influences of American culture, marketing and media—and in the film Channels Changers, veteran…
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PRINT Awards 2026: Honoring the Work That Stands Apart
Celebrating 46 years of design excellence, the 2026 PRINT Awards honor exceptional creativity, innovation, and the power of design to shape our world. The post PRINT Awards 2026: Honoring the Work That Stands Apart appeared first on PRINT Magazine. As we celebrate the 46th year of the PRINT Awards, we…
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The Daily Heller: Revisiting the Lighter Side of 1984
True Graphic Jest depends on the mastery of certain languages. The post The Daily Heller: Revisiting the Lighter Side of 1984 appeared first on PRINT Magazine. While digging and dumping my way through the legacy years I came across this invitation for an exhibition that I curated in Summer 1984.…
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What Happens When Ai Takes on Legacy Apps Like Adobe?
ArtCraft has entered the chat. The post What Happens When Ai Takes on Legacy Apps Like Adobe? appeared first on PRINT Magazine. We’ve all seen the memes. We all miss the days when AI was just Adobe Illustrator. Could we please go back to that time? Well, I think we’ve…
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The Daily Heller: Findings of a Monogrammarian
'Monogrammi' is a narrative history examining monograms through millennia. The post The Daily Heller: Findings of a Monogrammarian appeared first on PRINT Magazine. A monogram consists of two or more letters or characters combined into one symbol. Among the most recognized typographic forms, a monogram is arguably the most widely…
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The Daily Heller: Just Signs
Prompt from yesteryear: Make signs that fit in a window, doorway, on the mirror or the wall. The post The Daily Heller: Just Signs appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Prompt from yesteryear: Make signs that fit in a window, doorway, on the mirror or the wall. These once-ubiquitous signs will…
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