Graphic designer Nicole Sylianteng has come up with a single street sign that puts all parking restrictions in one place, and is legible to all – even people with colour-blindness.
By David Dick-Agnew |
November 5, 2015
Section: Curiosity
Tags: Graphics, Product Design, Urbanism
What does the branding for Toronto’s new rail link – which includes uniforms that tap into military chic in a woodsman palette that evokes the past – tell us about modern-day rail travel?
By Russell Smith |
June 4, 2015
Section: Curiosity
Illustrator Jason Blower infuses the facade of a Lululemon boutique with local flavour, from geese to trees.
By Carissa Halton |
March 31, 2015
Section: Interiors
The French-style pastry shop in Toronto invited a number of local creative talents – including Virginia Johnson, Rollout and Steve Krug – to come up with beautiful packaging for the delectable treats.
By Deirdre Kelly |
December 29, 2014
Section: Design
Ross Lovegrove’s Diatom chair, Luca Nichetto’s Aureola tea set, Raw Edges’ Caesarstone kitchen – these are just three of the 10 designer products that made our best-of-the-year list.
By Azure |
December 24, 2014
Section: Design
Tags: Furniture, Graphics, Product Design
Breaking from expected conventions, the interiors for both a bank’s online design division in San Francisco by Studio O+A, and for an insurance company in Mexico City by Space Arquitectura, are filled with bright, creative spaces.
By Popi Bowman |
November 7, 2014
Section: Interiors
Don’t miss the opportunity to hear over 30 creative visionaries speak at DesignThinkers in Toronto, hosted by the Association of Registered Graphic Designers, on November 6 and 7. Here are our top five picks, including Paula Scher, Jessica Walsh and Richard Turley.
By Erin Donnelly |
November 5, 2014
Section: Design
As Toronto’s mayoral race heats up, graphic designer Jason Logan has launched his own campaign: to become the city’s Creative Director. Here’s why he believes big cities like Toronto need design thinkers like him.
By Catherine Osborne |
June 18, 2014
Section: Design
Tags: Graphics, Urban Planning
For the popular southern Italian eatery Terroni, Giannone Petricone creates a storefront that serves up a palette of wholesome textures.
By Karen von Hahn |
December 16, 2013
Section: Interiors
Tags: Graphics, Hospitality, Retail
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