By Sara Bright The handbag has long transcended its functional origins to become a symbol of status, self-expression, and societal reflection. From the practicality of…
By Sara Bright For over 170 years, Cadbury has been a name synonymous with British tradition, a chocolatier that wove itself into the fabric of…
By Tessa Nolan The Design Museum in London is currently hosting an immersive exhibition exploring the captivating world of Tim Burton and Johnny Depp’s 1990…
By Sara Bright From 14 to 22 September, London became the epicentre of creativity as the London Design Festival 2024 unfolded across the city. This…
Every year, an estimated 300 million tennis balls are manufactured, serve their fleeting purpose on the court, and are unceremoniously discarded. Composed of a vulcanised…
By Sara Bright In the digital age, where images and designs are effortlessly disseminated across social media platforms, the threat of imitation looms large for…
By Sara Bright Lyle’s Golden Syrup is a staple of British kitchens and a symbol of British culture. The sweet, sticky, amber-coloured syrup has been…
By Maria Bregman Wallpaper is one of the oldest and most ubiquitous forms of interior decoration, but it also has a dark and deadly history.…
By Maria Bregman Dandora is a sprawling slum in the east of Nairobi, Kenya, home to more than 600,000 people. It is also the site…
By Maria Bregman Furniture made from fruit peels may sound like a fantasy, but for a group of Italian designers, it is a reality. Krill,…