Embracing folklore to create a brand – A vibrant brand creation for The Glorious Mess, a range of meringues from Flower & White.

A spotlight on The Glorious Mess case study from Derek&Eric

London based studio, Derek&Eric embrace chaos with the design for The Glorious Mess

D&E design shirt inspired packaging for Bitburger and the German Football Association (DFB).

Derek&Eric invite you to doodle on your noodles with Little Dish and Doodle Boy. 🖍️

Little Dish Identify unfulfilled consumer needs with a new packaging and campaign with Doodle Boy.

D&E break away from Little Dish's vibrant aesthetic to create a limited-edition colour-in pack for kids.

Lindt adds to the 2026 easter range with a new masterbrand offering.

Adam and Alex talk with Kristian Shepherd: The Derek&Eric origin story and so much more.

Strength from the inside, a redesign for Jude by Derek&Eric.

Jude steps into her power, with a newly designed identity from Derek&Eric.

Derek&Eric bring science, potency and clarity to Jude.

Alex Stewart writes for The Grocer: How do you make an FMCG hit the second time around.

Adam Swan interviewed for Print Magazine: What matters to Adam Swan

Jon Gibbs writes for The Grocer: Rules around HFSS will make creatives work harder for ideas.

Cut through the chaos with Derek&Eric’s redesign of Gü.

A global transformation that sharpens navigation on shelf, by Derek&Eric.

The global redesign of Gü, by Derek&Eric.

A global rebrand and brand platform for Gü, from Derek&Eric.

Derek&Eric proudly appears in Design Weeks 25 people and projects that wowed in 2025.

Adam Swan writes for Shots: Is packaging the ultimate form of Digital Detox?

Jon Gibbs writes for AdAge: Ideas are at the heart of long term growth.

Alex Stewart writes for Business Reporter: Your distinctive brand assets are important. Don’t throw shade on them.

A cuter design system for Innocent, by Derek&Eric.

Heroing ‘The Dude’ for Innocents brand refresh helps simplify and rationalise the brand.

Derek&Eric create a refreshed identity for Innocent in collaboration with Silas Amos.

Innocent is reclaiming its heritage with a refreshed packaging and identity.

Are you addicted to watching this new unfurling logo too?

The quiet power of great design. An emotionally driven identity that reflects the cleverly engineered furniture.

The Longbottom & Co. identity, now fit for a Queen.