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Cosentino’s Ukiyo Surface Collection Introduces Fluted Texture in a New Light

Design Milk

Cosentino’s new Dekton® Ukiyo collection features textured, linear fluting that brings a fresh, tactile quality and a distinctive depth and dimension to any space, be it residential or commercial. Bromo is a dark gray shade inspired by slate that features subtle, faded graphics and a crafted texture with a natural aesthetic.

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The Complete List of Manufacturing Events for You to Attend

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If you’re looking for the complete list of manufacturing events to attend, then this is the blog for you. For this blog, we’ll mainly be focussing on the manufacturing sector but with a particular emphasis on sustainability as this area continues to be a huge driver in a buyer’s decision-making. download now. download now.

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Universal Favourite celebrates the joyful mess of baking in a new identity for Colour Mill

Creative Boom

Colour Mill is a family-owned, Australian-based food colour manufacturer specialising in the 'cake and bake' industry. Inspired by piped icing textures, Colour Milled makes any application immediately recognisable to the brand. As for packaging, the #shelfie was a key consideration to help reach an audience of cake content creators.

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DNCO creates new visual identity for Florentia Village, a maker space in North London

Creative Boom

Established as a textile manufacturing centre in the 1970s, this creative maker space in the Harringay Warehouse District is home to over 40 makers and design-led businesses today. Type and logo DNCO's typographic system borrows bolts, hinges, disks and manufacturing motifs to evoke the joy of craft in progress.

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Aectual Transforms Wood Waste Into 3D-Printed Screens Emotive of Virgin Wood

Design Milk

Designers in automotive, event fabrication, architectural planning, and other industries already use the innovative technology part and parcel in development, if not actual manufacturing of products. But what if you want a 3D-printed structure with the warmth, shape, and texture of wood?

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&Walsh celebrates the art of risk-taking in brand identity for wealth tech platform

Creative Boom

And given the context, no one was likely to confuse it with a company manufacturing fabric!). 3D elements are also central to the new branding, with a chrome 3D texture designed to feel like a piece of fabric from the future. The new name then inspired the entire brand idea: Risk is the Fabric of Life.

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Carlos Miranda on how an engineering background made him the illustrator he is today

Creative Boom

I grab inspiration from organic shapes that I find in nature or textures that occur in manufactured things over time through erosion," he says. I began to think of ways to use this texture and tried to find a purpose for it because I really liked it. "I