Gifts under £20

Casagami house

£7.99

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The Casagami house is a little nightlight made in France that is powered by sunlight A new concept of sustainable development for children and adults to build Easy to build with, solar-LED adhesive module, pre-cut and pre-folded cardboard and mounting instruction sheet The product is sustainable, made from recycled cardboard and is powered by green energy The house when assembled looks good upon a table or a windowsill with the light from the solar panel lasting 20 hours The house can also be painted to your own design or colour preference

the Design Museum Book Bag

£3.00

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This simple, monochromatic book bag features the official Design Museum logo in white printed on a black fabric background. The reverse is plain black fabric Exclusive to the Design Museum Shop

Studio Arhoj ghost ceramics

£17.50

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Ghosts will quietly inhabit your living space and are useful as lucky talismans, ring holders or decorative objects Each Ghost is unique, hand thrown, glazed, decorated and low-fired in the kiln three times 100% handmade in Copenhagen Sold individually Please note: No two ghosts are the same! You never know which ghost will land on your doorstep.

New Old catalogue

£15.00

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Published to tie in with the NEW OLD exhibition at the Design Museum, this book explores the potential for new design to enhance the experience of later life in the future Having more older people in society gives designers a major innovation challenge. From robotic clothing to driverless cars, this book looks at design for identity, community, home, working and mobility as our population ages rapidly Leading designers/ design teams will face the challenge of design for ageing and addresses the stereotypes and stigmas around ageing and the changing representations of older people in media, branding and advertising

Fifty Bicycles That Changed The World

£12.99

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The Design Museum brings you the 50 most important, pivotal bicycles from around the world From the penny-farthing to high-performance cycles, conceptual bikes to practical run-arounds

Moving to Mars: Design for the Red Planet Catalogue

£19.95

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Edited by Justin McGuirk, Andrew Nahum and Eleanor Watson  Designed by Studio Julia  Getting humans to Mars has become one of the great challenges of our time. It will be an extraordinary technological feat, but also a feat of design. This is the first book dedicated to designing for the Red Planet. From life on a spacecraft to survival on Mars’ inhospitable surface, new forms of clothing, farming and architecture will be needed. This volume looks at the real work designers and architects are generating now – as well as more speculative proposals of what this future might look like. Some ask whether we should go to Mars at all, while others argue that the rigours of such a mission would force us to design a waste-free way of life.  Illustrated with more than 300 images and featuring original essays by leading thinkers in their field, Moving to Mars: Design for the Red Planet includes projects by NASA, SpaceX and the European Space Agency, as well as new work by designers and architects including HASSELL, Konstantin Grcic, Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg and RÆBURN. It also includes an interview with the science fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson, who addresses why speculative design is the ideal discipline for imagining the ‘material grammar' of a life on Mars

Designer Maker User

£14.95

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Designer Maker User is the official catalogue for the Design Museum’s new permanent collection display. It also serves as an accessible introduction to contemporary design, providing non-specialists and enthusiasts with an appreciation of the objects and spaces that shape everyday life As well as showcasing the individual roles within the industry, this book demonstrates where the three roles merge, giving readers fresh insight into the sometimes complex, but always fascinating, world of design The book highlights key designs, designers, movements, and manufacturers in spheres as diverse as fashion, furniture, and the digital revolution

California Designing Freedom postcard - Geodesic Dome

£0.50

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One of a set of four postcards exclusive to the Design Museum shop and produced specifically for the California: Designing Freedom exhibition The postcard features a Geodesic Dome construction/building by Buckminster Fuller and Chuck Byrne The original print is screen printed in white ink on clear polyester film 76.2 x 101.6cm The other available California: Designing Freedom postcards are: Go Where You Want, Sorcerer's apprentice LSD and Smiling computer Dimensions: A6 portrait postcard, 10.5 x 14.8cm Digital print on smooth natural white 400 gsm