Like many other things that make a space function, things like light, temperature or sound for example, wayfinding is unnoticeable until you realise that it doesn’t work.
 
Today’s guest wants her wayfinding designs to be rather invisible.
 
Lucy Holmes is a problem solver who uses graphic design and her understanding of behaviour to almost inconspicuously navigate people through spaces, which include very famous landmarks like the Tate Modern, the British Museum, the V&N and many others.
 
There are not many designers who have literally carved their work into the walls of the National Gallery in London like Lucy has.