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Browsing Neo Kitsch

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Marketing & Branding

Neo-nutrition

Food branding and packaging is rejecting the popular visual cues of ‘organic’ and ‘artisanal’, and instead embracing a more clinical, synthetic-looking aesthetic.

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Luxury

London Design Festival 2014

Channelling the spirit of The Polarity Paradox, the London Design Festival 2014 embraced the extremes. Tongue-in-cheek, playful aesthetics and experimental processes were juxtaposed against highly contemplative works referencing the tranquility of celestial bodies.

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Marketing & Branding

Anna Lomax: Set design

Anna Lomax redefines the use of low-cost materials for high-end brands from Vogue to Kenzo.

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Retail

Camille Walala: Graphic artist

Like so many artists, Camille Walala lives her life under a pseudonym.

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Design

Surface beauty: Collaboration rethinks the worktop

Milan – London-based studio Raw Edges collaborated with Caesarstone, purveyors of premium quartz surfaces, on Islands, a series of working surfaces that rethink what a typical domestic countertop looks like.

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Technology

Bright idea: Kitschy storefront stands out

Melbourne – Third Drawer Down, an Australian retailer that bills itself as a ‘museum storefront’, has opened a new location in Southside, commissioning French artist Camille Walala to design the exteriors.

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Design

Opposites attract: Furniture made with distinction

Beckmans College of Design graduates presented a collection of Neo Kitsch furniture inspired by polarity, opposites and contradictions in the Greenhouse area at Stockholm Furniture Fair.

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Fashion

London Collections: Men AW14

Boundaries were pushed this year during London Collections: Men as designers waved goodbye to the dandy and metrosexual. Some collections embraced exciting kitsch and futuristic prints while in others, a masculine and earnest sports fan was explored.

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Food & Drink

Disco fever: Pizzeria with pizzazz

Vienna – Design studio Madame Mohr’s brief for the interiors of Austrian pizza restaurant Disco Volante was to create a space that evoked both a southern Napoli pizzeria and the Italian disco era of the 70s and 80s. The result is a classic pizzeria with a rotating giant disco ball oven.