Design

Design director Michael Sinclair offers his insight into what further design trends will be shaping the hospitality industry in 2018.

Chindogu are gadgets to solve everyday issues that aren’t usually thought to be worth solving.

It is refreshing its menu, adding build-your-own burgers, and a new range of shakes.

Its Stonegate venue will be made into a diner and shop to open in March.

At the moment, the wand is only capable of asking the app to make the last order on the user's Just Eat account.

It is also celebrating the work of 210 local charities around the country as part of its Cheer for Good initiative.

The Selfieccino enables customers’ selfies to be printed on the froth of their cappuccinos with edible food colouring.

The limited-edition Liberty Fabrics & S’well bottles feature iconic prints by luxury design house Liberty London Fabrics.

It creates 10 new jobs for the area.

The calendar will feature Greggs-themed pictures behind each door and a gift card on 24th December.

The season’s “cup sleeve” for hot beverages is red with an invitation to “Give Good".

It is available on Forever21.com/UK and Forever 21 Oxford Street store for a limited time only.

The £337,000 restaurant makeover will create 10 new jobs for the area.

It marks a major step in Starbucks commitment to reducing impact on the environment.

It will enable users to trigger vocals and beats across 12 buttons without any DJ knowledge.

Pret a Manger look set to open a new outlet in Westfield London.