Whisky meets architecture on the eve of the Venice Biennale. Ben Dobbin’s design highlights the perfectly balanced nature of The Dalmore as well as the ebb and flow of Scotland’s landscape. The sculpture is the third chapter of the Luminary Series project co-curated with V&A Dundee.
Adventurous bookends, enchanted wolly creatures, and sassy chemist’s ampoules. Dundee Design Festival 2024 showcases the Scottish city’s diverse and optimistic creative imprint.
The world’s lightest whisky bottle is also the protagonist of a mesmerising installation by Marshmallow Laser Feast at The Old Selfridges Hotel during London Design Week.
Dundee Design Festival reveals eclectic bookends inspired by the world’s first female foreign correspondents.
The Dalmore and Kengo Kuma create an architectural ‘floating’ sculpture for the Luminary Series of limited-edition luxury whiskies.
X MUSE, the first blended barley luxury vodka from Scotland, presents an immersive tasting experience by Formafantasma.
Craft Scotland: sustainable seaweed textiles, sculptural vessels inspired by the Scottish landscape and porcelain animals inspired by myths and children’s stories.
The Glenlivet Nàdurra Dram Chair by British designer Gareth Neal translates the heritage of whisky in a hand-crafted design for modern makers.
FRONT celebrates whisky serving ritual with Ballance, an eclectic and intriguing Ballantine’s 12 collector’s piece that honours craftsmanship in both taste and design
