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The Design Museum speaks to designer and architect, Chris Hildrey, about his project, ProxyAddress, nominated for this year's Beazley Designs of the Year. The system uses available records of more tha...

To mark the Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics 2008-2018 exhibition, the Design Museum speaks to Egyptian artist, Marwan Shahin.

Marwan's 2Vth, (Anonymous Pharaoh), which combines the mask used by ...

Delivered by the Design Museum's Future Observatory in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), this residency programme supports design researchers at the start of their care...

A design maverick pursuing an interest in imagining a world that does not yet exist — one of utopian architecture, high performance cars and huge supersonic aircraft flying many times the speed of sou...

The Surrealists were known for harnessing their dreams and took a lively interest in astrology, channelling cosmic aesthetics and symbols into their work. Inspired by our exhibition **#ObjectsOfDesire...

To mark International Women's Day, the Design Museum caught up with one of this year's designer in residence, Stiliyana Minkovska, the architect behind Ultima Thule.

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Creative duo Jordan and Russell founded 2LG Studio five years ago, working in residential and commercial interior design and more recently product design. With a professional training in theatre, coll...

This Q&A reveals interior designer Matthew Williamson's inspirations and thinking behind the Design Kitchen, our food & drink space located on the second floor.

In this collection of interviews, some of this year's Beazley Designs of the Year nominees share their design stories, challenges and aspirations.

The museum and its audiences are insatiably curious and optimistic. This energy is put to work and shared through the museum's research programme.

A vibrant programme to create pathways into design for 14 – 16 year olds to experiment and imagine a better future together.

A world of creation, inspiration, collaboration, wit and beauty.

Initiated in partnership with the Design Age Institute in 2021, Growing Together explores design and horticulture as catalysts for positive social change and nurtures community connections in response...

With their instantly recognisable glossy red soles, Christian Louboutin’s shoes have become an important part of the fashion landscape.

To mark the David Adjaye: Making Memory exhibition, the Design Museum speaks to graphic designer, David Reinfurt about his Speech-to-Text typeface for Sir David’s proposed Martin Luther King and Coret...

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To mark International Women's Day, the Design Museum caught up with one of this year's designer in residence, Marta Giralt, who has explored the wonder material graphene.

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After its 1981 debut, Memphis dominated the early 1980s design scene with its post-modernist style.

When adidas launched the first Predator boot in 1994, the world of football had seen nothing like it. This was an earthquake in a market that had stuck to what it knew for so long, and the brand knows...