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London Design Festival 2025 by Pentagram
Toledo 2031 by PLURAL®
Trio 三上 Tibetan Incense by Chenchen
World Rugby by Further
Ginger Table Nite Caps by WDW
Art House New York by Pentagram
Philadelphia Museum Of Art by Gretel
Canva Germany by Stink
Jardin Botanique De Geneve by Base Design
Snickers by Drama
Robinhood Market by Porto Rocha
Anima Magazine Issue Two by Hondo
Reprotech by Milkshake
Latitude by Lippincott
Suki by Buck
From a 200-year-old botanical garden in Geneva to a hand-drawn cinema alliance in New York, this week's roundup covers identity work that deals with heritage, place, and the tension between preservation and reinvention.
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Framer has gone from prototyping tool to full website platform. We looked at the studios building with it and what it means for web design.
I deleted Instagram from my phone a while ago. Too much noise, too little meaning. But I missed discovering new design work every day — that small spark from seeing how someone else solved a layout or approached a brand idea differently.
So I built a place for that. Not through algorithms or trends, but through real context and thoughtful organization.
A structured design journal, not another feed. Each case study comes with background, intent, and tags that actually make sense.
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Art directors benchmarking and gathering references. Design teams exploring how others approach the same challenges. Students learning from real projects.
Anyone who wants to stay connected to design — without getting lost in the scroll.
