News and views from our studios in London, New York and Sydney.

Our NYC team headed upstate for their 2024 summer retreat.

The SXSW PanelPicker 2025 is now open!

We recently volunteered with Hour Children in NY. This is an incredible charity that provides services to incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women in New York State.

Throughout history, design has played an important role LGBTQIA+ activism. Today, the queer community is important for the design world and creative industries at large.

DesignStudio, Analog and Pixel Artworks have formed a new creative group, Further.

The NYCxDESIGN festival is New York City’s official celebration of design, and its most impactful annual design event. As part of this, we opened the doors to our New York studio for a panel discussion about about the role of user-centred design today.

We are thrilled to have taken home four awards at the Transform Awards Europe 2024, including Gold for our work with Eurostar.

DesignStudio Principal, Richard Swain explores the growth of sports fandom and how leagues and clubs are adapting to build their brands for these new audiences.

To mark International Women’s Day, we hosted an internal panel as part of our Not Not Smiling initiative.

Vasilis Marmatakis, the designer and brain behind some of the most iconic film posters of recent years, came into to our London studio.

Ritesh Gupta and Roshannah Bagley visited the London studio to talk about removing entry barriers for black designers.

We have been shortlisted four times in the Transform Awards for our rebrands of Eurostar, Fresha and Center Parcs Europe.

Our rebrand of Center Parcs Europe has been named among the ten biggest branding stories of 2023 by Design Week.

DSNY volunteered with Hour Children, an incredible charity that supports incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women and their families.

James Duru discusses how to nail an authentic and memorable brand voice.

We've officially been named a Best Company to Work in 2023