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This introduction makes the case for bringing design history and heritage studies together as timely and relevant to the current state of the art in each field. It provides contextual accounts of design history and parallel developments in heritage studies and critical heritage studies. It explains the structure for the book in six sections addressing design fields, and introduces the chapter contributions and links between them. It offers alternative reading routes attentive to chronology and geography. Three core themes of the book are: interrogating conceptual models and definitions of heritage; examining the significance of intangible cultural heritage for the understanding of design past and present; and questioning structures of ownership, belonging, and identity politics at the intersections of design and heritage. Above all, Design and Heritage shows how heritage is designed. In closing, we reflect on the potential for future work in and between these fields to the benefit of both © 2021 Informa UK Limited. This is the accepted manuscript version of a book chapter which has been published in final form at https://www.routledge.com/Design-and-Heritage-The-Construction-of-Identity-and-Belonging/Lees-Maffei-Houze/p/book/9780367540487#

© 2023 Published by Elsevier B.V. This is the accepted manuscript version of an article which has been published in final form at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.datak.2023.102259 Peer reviewed

This appendix checklist serves as a tool for reference when taking the first steps of creating an olfactory event. This brief overview serves as a guide, summarising the steps taken in the chapters of the Olfactory Storytelling Toolkit: A 'How-To' Guide for Working with Smells in GLAMs and to point one in the right direction. This checklist and its phases of observation and reflection were inspired by the proposed methodology in the monograph: The Dress Detective: A Practical Guide to Object-Based Research in Fashion (2015) by Ingrid Mida Alexandra Kim. The dress detective's object-based methodology can be used, albeit modified, for olfactory events too. In this appendix, the object-based research methodology is meant in a more metaphysical or abstract way, where the object of study can also be a smellscape or an olfactory object, a story about or told through smell. The Appendix Checklist could not have been possible without the help of the Olfactory Storytelling Toolkit's junior editor, Alex McQueen who led its creation.

This resource is 1 of 11 downloadable resources created for Odeuropa's Olfactory Storytelling Toolkit: a 'How-To' Guide for Working with Smells in Museums and Heritage Institutions. These resources are meant to be used for your own olfactory event. The Heritage Scent Development Report (OST Resource 8) is the companion document of the Heritage Scent Design Brief (OST Resource 6). This form provides the opportunity for the scent designer to reflect on the creation of a scent intended for olfactory storytelling. This includes the process and the materials used for the smell creation. The document is to be filled out by the scent designer. This report is part two of a two-part scent development process. For more information, visit https://odeuropa.eu/the-olfactory-storytelling-toolkit/. 

This resource is 1 of 11 downloadable resources created for Odeuropa's Olfactory Storytelling Toolkit: a 'How-To' Guide for Working with Smells in Museums and Heritage Institutions. These resources are meant to be used for your own olfactory event. Guidelines for Evaluating Heritage Scent Creations (OST Resource 10) is a resource that informs the process of carrying out the evaluation of heritage scent creations made for the purpose of olfactory storytelling. We propose three different evaluation schemes: an isolated evaluation, a contextualised evaluation, and a peer review evaluation. For more information, visit https://odeuropa.eu/the-olfactory-storytelling-toolkit/. 

This resource is 1 of 11 downloadable resources created for Odeuropa's Olfactory Storytelling Toolkit: a 'How-To' Guide for Working with Smells in Museums and Heritage Institutions. These resources are meant to be used for your own olfactory event. Odeuropa's 'Nose-First Art Historical Odour Wheel' (OST Resource 3) offers a fun and simple way for users to find olfactory stories in their collections. The odour wheel starts with scent families in the first ring, which connects to odourants in the second ring, and specific artworks and artefacts in the third ring, ending with an outer ring connecting to Iconclass codes. Iconclass is a database that many GLAM institutions use to categorise and name their collection items and metadata. For more information, visit https://odeuropa.eu/the-olfactory-storytelling-toolkit/.

This resource is 1 of 11 downloadable resources created for Odeuropa's Olfactory Storytelling Toolkit: a 'How-To' Guide for Working with Smells in Museums and Heritage Institutions. These resources are meant to be used for your own olfactory event. Guidelines for Using Smellwalks for Olfactory Storytelling (OST Resource 5) is a guideline to inform the process of carrying out smellwalks in and around heritage institutions. Heritage professionals can use this guide to train themselves and each other to prepare for and conduct smellwalks. For more information, visit https://odeuropa.eu/the-olfactory-storytelling-toolkit/. 

This resource is 1 of 11 downloadable resources created for Odeuropa's Olfactory Storytelling Toolkit: a 'How-To' Guide for Working with Smells in Museums and Heritage Institutions. These resources are meant to be used for your own olfactory event. Heritage Scent Design Brief Example of Use (OST Resource 7) is a completed Heritage Scent Design Brief (OST Resource 6) for Odeuropa's Liberty Smells project. The resource is meant to act as an example of use and assist the user's own completion of a Heritage Scent Design Brief. For more information, visit https://odeuropa.eu/the-olfactory-storytelling-toolkit/. 

This resource is 1 of 11 downloadable resources created for Odeuropa's Olfactory Storytelling Toolkit: a 'How-To' Guide for Working with Smells in Museums and Heritage Institutions. These resources are meant to be used for your own olfactory event. The Heritage Scent Design Brief (OST Resource 6) is a form that assists cultural heritage professionals, historians, and researchers through the process of making a scent for the use of olfactory storytelling. It outlines all the information necessary for a scent designer/perfumer to make a smell interpretation intended for the use of olfactory storytelling. This brief is part one of a two-part scent development process. For more information, visit https://odeuropa.eu/the-olfactory-storytelling-toolkit/.