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7 October 2020

  • Casa RA by Radillo Alba

    White brick walls wrap trees and patios to form Casa RA in Mexico

    White brickwork wrapping a courtyard in this house is Mexico is broken up by slatted metal, a balcony and the shape of a staircase. More about White brick walls wrap trees and patios to form Casa RA in Mexico

    Eleanor Gibson | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment
  • Winter Visual Arts Building by Steven Holl Architects in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

    Steven Holl shapes Winter Visual Arts Building around 200-year-old trees

    Curving glass walls enclose the Winter Visual Arts Building, which Steven Holl Architects has completed in the arboretum of Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. More about Steven Holl shapes Winter Visual Arts Building around 200-year-old trees

    Lizzie Crook | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment
  • Google ditches signature envelope for revamped Gmail logo

    Google ditches signature Gmail envelope in revamped logo

    The envelope stamped with the red letter M, which has featured in every Gmail logo since its launch in 2004, has been abandoned as part of a new simplified, multi-coloured brand identity for Google's G Suite tools. More about Google ditches signature Gmail envelope in revamped logo

    Jennifer Hahn | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment
  • Candid chair by Note Design Studio for Zilio A&C

    Zilio A&C presents three seating designs that prioritise simplicity

    Zilio A&C has released three minimal furniture items with practical design quirks, including a sofa with wide armrests that double up as a perch for drinks and a chair that has no visible fixings. More about Zilio A&C presents three seating designs that prioritise simplicity

    Dezeen staff | 7 October 2020
  • Kinoko sofa by Mensten

    Kinoko sofa by Mentsen for Zilio A&C

    Dezeen Showroom: London studio Mentsen has designed this two-seater sofa for Zilio A&C with wide, wooden armrests that provide a resting spot for drinks and books. More about Kinoko sofa by Mentsen for Zilio A&C

    Dezeen staff | 7 October 2020
  • Candid chair by Note Design Studio for Zilio A&C

    Dezeen Showroom: Stockholm-based Note Design Studio designed the compact Candid dining chair for Zilio A&C after failing to find a "straightforward" chair for its interiors projects. More about Candid chair by Note Design Studio for Zilio A&C

    Dezeen staff | 7 October 2020
  • Upon chair by Sylvain Willenz for Zilio A&C

    Upon chair by Sylvain Willenz for Zilio A&C

    Dezeen Showroom: the Upon chair, created by Belgian designer Sylvain Willenz for Zilio A&C, features a curved plywood backrest that appears to rest atop its tubular metal frame without screws or supports. More about Upon chair by Sylvain Willenz for Zilio A&C

    Dezeen staff | 7 October 2020
  • Erez Nevi Pana designs human

    Erez Nevi Pana designs banana-plant "cocoons" for humans to shelter from climate change

    Vegan designer Erez Nevi Pana uses home-grown materials to create cocoon-like shelters for people living in an imaginary tropical version of Milan, which has an unfamiliar climate due to global warming. More about Erez Nevi Pana designs banana-plant "cocoons" for humans to shelter from climate change

    Natashah Hitti | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment
  • Dezeen interviews Normal People production designer on creating the series' sets

    Creating sets for Normal People took a mixture of intuition and second-hand gems says production designer

    Using second-hand finds to create "clinical but tasteful" spaces reflective of protagonist Marianne Sheridan's family life drove the set design of hit series Normal People, says production designer Lucy van Lonkhuyzen. More about Creating sets for Normal People took a mixture of intuition and second-hand gems says production designer

    Natashah Hitti | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment
  • Ma-tt-er and Dezeen present a live panel discussion on textile intelligence for London Craft Week

    Seetal Solanki of London design studio Ma-tt-er teamed up with Dezeen to host a live panel discussion on textile technology for London Craft Week. More about Ma-tt-er and Dezeen present a live panel discussion on textile intelligence for London Craft Week

    Siufan Adey | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment
  • Prior cafe in Melbourne features brick-lined interiors

    Ritz & Ghougassian uses bricks and Australian wood inside Melbourne's Prior cafe

    The rustic materiality of this Melbourne cafe designed by architecture studio Ritz & Ghougassian is meant to reflect the fuss-free dishes on the menu. More about Ritz & Ghougassian uses bricks and Australian wood inside Melbourne's Prior cafe

    Natasha Levy | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment
  • Poppy Lawman designs Bue brushes to be

    Poppy Lawman designs sculptural crumb brushes to be "enjoyed in and out of use"

    Oak slats are steam-bent to form the undulating handles of the Bue Brushes, handmade by Norwegian designer Poppy Lawman to encourage a slower, more conscious way of living. More about Poppy Lawman designs sculptural crumb brushes to be "enjoyed in and out of use"

    Jennifer Hahn | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment
  • Gallarate housing by Álvaro Siza and COR Arquitectos

    Álvaro Siza and COR Arquitectos create travertine housing in Lombardy

    Portuguese Pritzker Prize-winning architect Álvaro Siza and Porto studio COR Arquitectos have revealed a housing scheme almost entirely clad in travertine in Italy. More about Álvaro Siza and COR Arquitectos create travertine housing in Lombardy

    Tom Ravenscroft | 7 October 2020 | Leave a comment

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