PoppytalkHandmade; the original online curated handmade market place | poppytalkhandmade This is Design 24 August 2011 – 22 January 2012 To coincide with the opening of the Design Museum’s latest exhibition, ‘This is Design’, the museum has announced two major acquisitions to its Collection: Britain’s celebrated red telephone box, donated by BT and a set of traffic lights designed by David Mellor. The acquisitions are both featured in ‘This is Design’ which celebrates and features highlights from the museum’s Collection including the Anglepoise lamp, UK road signs, UK traffic lights, the candlestick telephone and the Moulton bicycle. The telephone box, also known as the K6 Kiosk, celebrates its 75th birthday this year. The Traffic Lights, redesigned by David Mellor in 1966, were commissioned by the Department of the Environment as part of the total redesign of the national road traffic sign system. Exhibition graphic designers Bibliothèque preview This is Design. PressModa Time OutBBC NewsTime OutRetro to GoDigital ArtsCreative ReviewThe GuardianBBC NewsThe GuardianThe Telegraph
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