Brooklyn artist Robin Frohardt has used old plastic bags to create foods such as tomatoes and sushi rolls for an installation in New York's Times Square. More about New York's Plastic Bag Store stocks groceries made from single-use bags
Milan's Salone del Mobile furniture fair will decide next month whether it will take place in June, amid the coronavirus pandemic. More about Salone del Mobile to "take a final decision" in April on whether to go ahead
New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA and Guggenheim museums have closed indefinitely in a bid to contain the spread of coronavirus in the city. More about The Met, MoMA and Guggenheim close in response to spread of coronavirus in New York
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With the coronavirus outbreak drawing attention to the importance of hand washing, we've rounded up soaps designed to upgrade the cleaning experience. More about Five soaps designed to refresh hand washing
The dark walls of this house in Mexico City were designed by Spanish practice Francesc Rifé Studio to conceal outdoor areas from the street. More about Francesc Rifé Studio designs AdH House with "emotional quality" in Mexico City
Dezeen promotion: designers and brands from across the globe are invited to submit applications and nominations to this year's DesignEuropa Awards. More about Call for entries to DesignEuropa Awards 2020
The remnants of a shopping centre evoke concrete follies at Tainan Spring, a sunken park and public pool by MVRDV in southern Taiwan. More about MVRDV transforms old Taiwanese shopping centre into "lush lagoon"
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Quirky and experimental lights were among the standout designs from this year's Collectible design fair in Brussels. Anna Winston selects her favourites. More about Nine playful lighting designs from Collectible 2020
Anish Kapoor's art using Vantablack will go on display to the public for the first time at next year's Venice Biennale. More about Anish Kapoor to reveal first Vantablack artwork at Venice Biennale 2021
The AHEAD Asia awards is announcing its winners today in a video ceremony broadcast on Dezeen, after its Singapore awards ceremony was postponed due to coronavirus outbreak. More about AHEAD Asia 2020 awards winners announced in video ceremony
Hand-moulded ceramic modules are balanced on top of each other to form structures close to two metres high, in this homeware collection by Russian architect Anastasia Tikhomirova. More about Anastasia Tikhomirova stacks ceramic cylinders to create fragile furniture and lighting
Grey plaster coats the walls, floor and ceiling of this pared-back barbershop in Odesa, Ukraine, which also incorporates a tattoo parlour and beauty treatment rooms. More about Sivak & Partners creates greyscale interiors for Kult barbershop in Odesa
Designers Romain Coppin and Alexis Bondoux, who collaborate as Messgewand, have created a maximalist collection of furniture made from collages of found objects. More about Messgewand makes maximalist furniture from waste and found objects
This week we've picked four of the most promising job opportunities based in the Netherlands, including positions at arts institution Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and Dutch design studio UXUS. More about The top architecture and design jobs in the Netherlands includes roles at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and UXUS
Plazma Architecture Studio has completed a house in Vilnius, Lithuania, clad in timber with deep-set glazing and a display garage for showcasing a car. More about Smilgu House in Lithuania has a glass garage to display its owner's car