Honest Tea introduces new brand logo, labeling and variety U.S. organic bottled tea brand Honest Tea, wholly owned by the Coca-Cola Company since 2011, is introducing a label makeover for its glass-bottle range and broadens variety of the Honest beverage portfolio. Continue reading →
BMW with Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby design giant aluminum floating art installation as part of London Design Festival For the London Design Festival, held during September 13-21, the design team of the German automaker BMW has […]
Design news roundup: Elmwood, jkr, Pearlfisher, bluemarlin Our long-standing «agencies of choice» and merely friends— Elmwood, jrk, Pearlfisher, and bluemarlin— have shared with Popsop their latest design projects this week. Continue reading →
Dom Pérignon Metamorphosis by Iris van Herpen celebrates the spirit of transformation The French champagne house Dom Pérignon has collaborated with the promising 30-year-old Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen on creation of the limited-edition package design for Dom Pérignon Vintage 2004, as well as on a rather whimsical art object called Cocoonase. Continue reading →
Starbucks to launch roastery and tasting rooms as well as express service over next five years globally Starbucks Company is exploring new ways to diversify its global retail chain with new formats. By the end of the next financial year it is planned to open at least 100 square-foot interactive stores that will offer roasting and tasting small-batch rare coffees, so-called Reserve blends. Continue reading →
Saatchi & Saatchi develops visual identity for Transport of Moscow The Moscow Department for Transport has revealed a new visual identity developed by Saatchi& Saatchi Russia for the transport system of the city. The project includes the development of a so-called thumb-mark logo, as well as the colour scheme and graphic design of a typical public vehicle. Continue reading →
“Flat” and “flatter” logo redesigns of the week: Hershey’s and Volvo Last week saw the launch of the new corporate identity for the two global brands—The Hershey Company and Volvo Cars. They both have unveiled new logos and already received some ambiguous feedback from the fellow design community online. Continue reading →
Heineken revolutionizes nightlife experience with a crowdsourced lounge bar at London Design Festival 2014 In the time of the London Design Festival 2014, beer brand Heineken will once again demonstrate its passion for creativity, design and night life. Twenty young urban, interior and light designers from Warsaw, New York, Mexico City and Singapore, earlier commissioned by the brand, will represent their project of a branded pop-up lounge bar which will travel the world after its debut in London. Continue reading →
MINI to showcase the works by six UK artists exploring “Frontiers—The Future of Mobility”: 18-21 September, London The British automotive brand MINI and the online magazine on design and art Dezeen.com will organise a pioneering exhibition themed around ‘Frontiers—the future of mobility’, aimed to promote the latest MINI model. Continue reading →
Mountain Dew Green Label opens up an urban art gallery in Amsterdam In an attempt to engage more young European consumers, PepsiCo’s billion-dollar brand, Mountain Dew, is teaming up with the provocative Dutch art group Chaotic Bastards who will curate and crowdsource an art gallery in Amsterdam showcasing the works of street artists. Continue reading →