Interior design studio Vives St-Laurent has remodelled a family house in Montreal, Canada, using a grey colour palette, quartzite stone and white-oak furniture to create an interior that highlights the building's architectural elements. More about Vives St-Laurent creates tactile Montreal home
The latest edition of our Dezeen Weekly newsletter features the set of BBC television series The Girl Before, which was designed to feel both like a sanctuary and a prison. More about The set from The Girl Before features in today's Dezeen Weekly newsletter
Prefabricated and movable hospitality pods from US startup Moliving will make up the Hurley House hotel, which is set to open this spring in upstate New York. More about Moliving will open first “nomadic hotel” in New York’s Hudson Valley
Dezeen Showroom: Italian brand Opinion Ciatti has presented a selection of contemporary furniture on Dezeen Showroom, including a freestanding bookcase designed as an ode to book lovers and a stool informed by horse-riding saddles. More about Minimalist furniture and sculptural chairs from Opinion Ciatti feature on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen promotion: watch brand Ressence has launched a new version of its oil-filled mechanical watch, drawing on the design cues of a water-worn pebble and boasting a black rounded case attached to a honeycomb strap. More about Ressence's Type 3BBB is a monochromatic oil-filled watch
Today, the AHEAD Global 2021 hospitality design awards announced the winners of its headline Ultimate Accolade and People's Choice awards. Watch the final part of the ceremony above. More about Watch the final part of the AHEAD Global 2021 hospitality awards
A snaking bridge that incorporates spaces for play, rest and planting connects two areas of wetland across Shanghai's Yuandang Lake, in this project by Brearley Architects + Urbanists. More about BAU designs winding bridge in China as a "hybrid" of landscape and infrastructure
New York gallery Friedman Benda's latest exhibition, Accidents Will Happen: Creative Salvage 1981-1991, showcases early furniture pieces from designers including Tom Dixon and Ron Arad. Curator Gareth Williams selects his favourites. More about Five "punk-rock" designs from the Accidents Will Happen: Creative Salvage 1981-1991 exhibition
Architects should use their influence to help bring an end to London's homelessness crisis, said housing specialist Peter Barber in an exclusive interview with Dezeen, but admits his projects are "just scratching the surface" of the problem. More about Homeless housing is "a Band-Aid" for UK shortages says Peter Barber
Engineering firm Buro Happold has become the latest signatory to the SE 2050 Commitment Program, which unites structural engineering firms behind the common goal to slash embodied carbon emissions from their projects by 2050. More about Buro Happold pledges to eliminate embodied carbon in projects as part of SE 2050 commitment
Dezeen Showroom: textile brand Lelièvre Paris has released its Résonance collection, which reimagines classic patterns such as ikat, stripes and animal print. More about Résonance textile collection by Lelièvre Paris
Overloaded cyberpunk masks, hulking exoskeletons and other imagined wearable tech feature in an exhibition by artist Ikeuchi Hiroto, who mixes pop culture references and model-making. More about Ikeuchi Hiroto sculpts wearable cyberpunk fantasias from gadgets
A team led by British firm Foster + Partners and Swedish studio Marge Arkitekter has won a competition for the redevelopment of Stockholm Central Station. More about Foster + Partners and Marge Arkitekter chosen to redevelop Stockholm Central Station