London studio SODA has converted a backpacker hostel into Otherwander Soho, a high-density capsule hotel in central London with vibrantly-coloured social spaces. More about SODA transforms hostel into "design-conscious" pod hotel
For our latest roundup, we've collected buildings clad in charred timber, including a dark-hued yoga retreat and a cabin "shaped by fire". More about Eight buildings with dramatic charred-timber facades
Grinham Research Group at Harvard University has developed an insulating cladding tile made from waste wool, which was presented at this year's Oslo Architecture Triennale. More about Harvard University transforms waste wool into cladding for retrofits
Here's a closer look inside the newly opened Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, where design studio Rockwell Group has outfitted a restaurant and bar that "responds to the museum's distinctive biomorphic architecture". More about Rockwell Group eschews 90-degree angles for Skywalker Grill at Lucas Museum
After Dyson recently hit headlines with its tech-driven toothbrush, we revisit eight projects from the Dezeen archives that add polish to the everyday dental tool. More about Six designs that freshen up the humble toothbrush
Dezeen School Shows: a low-profile leather lounge chair equipped with CNC-bent steel legs is among the projects from Tomas Bata University in Zlín. More about Ergonomic lounge chair among projects from Tomas Bata University in Zlín
London studio Hayhurst and Co has reorganised Hampstead Town House around a triple-height void, transforming the interior of the north London home while retaining its distinctive 1970s exterior. More about Hayhurst and Co carves triple-height void through 1970s Hampstead townhouse
This week on Dezeen, we revealed the architecture, interiors and design projects in the running to win this year's Dezeen Awards. More about This week we revealed the Dezeen Awards shortlists
Promotion: Danish eyewear brand Lindberg has presented a site-specific installation for the Armory Show in New York City, created with Italian artist Fabrizio Corneli. More about Fabrizio Corneli creates dramatic installation for glasses brand Lindberg
Lime-plastered brickwork, timber boards and cork panels were used to help capture the changing light at Pine House, a terraced home in London renovated by local architecture studio Polysmiths. More about London home renovation by Polysmiths uses "light as the primary material"
Dezeen Showroom: wallpapers, tiles and surfaces are all among recent wall and floor coverings published on Dezeen Showroom. More about Nine dynamic surfaces that give interiors eye-catching backgrounds
Architect Gjergji Shkurti has collaborated with concept shop Million Goods for its second Brooklyn location, using marble, custom millwork and curated furniture to create a transition from hospitality to retail. More about Gjergji Shkurti integrates bar, retail and hi-fi at Million Goods in Brooklyn
Has Apple just triggered another paradigm shift in smartphone design? And what's behind Donald Trump's plans for his triumphal arch to be a base for drones and snipers? Listen to the latest episode of Dezeen Weekly now. More about Will the iPhone Duo send folding smartphones mainstream?
Czech lighting brand Lasvit has preserved the forms of dried flowers inside hand-blown glass to create a large chandelier in a home in Napa Valley, California, as shown in this video produced by Dezeen for the brand. More about Lasvit suspends chandelier of flowers preserved in glass in Napa Valley home
Meta is creating a tiny, portable Muse Charm device for carrying around the company's AI agent, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg has announced. More about Meta debuts Tamagotchi-style AI agent
Sewn paper and hand-hammered steel sit side by side in these lighting pieces and stools by designer Jesse Butterfield, displayed during London Design Festival 2026. More about Jesse Butterfield marries paper and metal in A Veiled Boundary exhibition
Dezeen School Shows: a sleep support device that encourages users to record valuable moments of their day is among the projects from students at Georgia Institute of Technology. More about Sleep supporting emotional wellbeing device among projects from Georgia Institute of Technology
Brooklyn creative studio MSCHF has created two twisted and bent versions of Lexus electric cars for New York City's fall art week, which the studio said is a play on the automotive industry's concept car prototypes. More about MSCHF twists Lexus electric cars into absurd shapes in New York
Dezeen School Shows: a centre for developing handmade paper is among the projects from students at Swinburne University of Technology. More about Papermaking centre among projects from Swinburne University of Technology students
Architecture studio BDP has unveiled a pharmaceutical research campus in Shanghai, China, comprised of interconnected buildings that evoke the movement of cell division. More about Splitting cells informs Shanghai research campus' interconnected buildings
Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron has utilised the existing concrete foundation of an older structure for the Student Center & Dining Commons at Amherst College, adding mass-timber levels on top. More about Herzog & de Meuron reuses foundations for mass-timber Massachusetts school building
Swiss architect Peter Zumthor has expanded the Fondation Beyeler museum in Riehen, Switzerland, with a cluster of art buildings designed to nestle into the park setting. More about Peter Zumthor unveils trio of "wonderfully expressive" buildings for Swiss museum
Meta has revealed slimline VR glasses for immersive entertainment on the go and an audio-only, camera-free version of its Ray-Ban glasses as the latest additions to its expanding product portfolio. More about Meta unveils lightweight VR glasses and camera-free AI glasses at Connect 2026
As a wealthy nation, Norway has a responsibility to tackle climate change by developing a nature-first approach to designing buildings, Oslo Architecture Triennale director Line Ramstad tells Dezeen in this interview. More about "It's time Norway realises that we also need to change" says Line Ramstad
Mexican practice Estudio Zero has created a co-living apartment building rendered in pink-toned concrete with a series of arched forms informed by sound waves in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. More about Estudio Zero shapes pink Mexican co-living complex after sound wave