You don't have to travel to London: you can view 59 exhibits from the museum's permanent collection via its free app.
The museum's app is totally free to download
The Design Museum in London is one of the world's leading museums showcasing the best designs from a wide range of disciplines. This year marks the 25th anniversary since it first opened its doors in 1989. And to celebrate it's taken a step in to the digital world by releasing its permanent collection free to the public in the form of an app.
Developed by twentysix, the app for iPhone and iPad features 59 iconic objects, from the Valentine typewriter and the Hope poster to the Anglepoise lamp and the Dyson vacuum cleaner. Each comes with an in depth description and video interviews with designers discussing the object, as well as commentary from the directors of the museum.
This app is the museum's first foray into expanding outside of its Tower Bridge location and will likely tie in with the upcoming move to the Commonwealth Institute in 2016, when the Design Museum will be expanding their permanent collection and have room to showcase objects that have never been exhibited before.
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