Ball Glass lights by Frandsen
Dezeen Showroom: Danish brand Frandsen has added a table lamp and a floor lamp to its Ball lighting range, originally designed by brand founder Benny Frandsen. More about Ball Glass lights by Frandsen
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Klas Hyllén Architecture updates 1970s bungalow to capture "constantly shifting English weather"
UK studio Klas Hyllén Architecture's retrofit of Sky House, a 1970s bungalow that steps down a hillside in south west England, is the focus of this Dezeen Exclusive. More about Klas Hyllén Architecture updates 1970s bungalow to capture "constantly shifting English weather"
Images reveal Snøhetta's Busan Opera House under construction in South Korea
Architecture studio Snøhetta has released photography of its Busan Opera House, which is currently under construction on a waterside site in Busan, South Korea. More about Images reveal Snøhetta's Busan Opera House under construction in South Korea
Dezeen launches exclusives section
Today, we are launching the Dezeen Exclusives section to showcase projects never published before online. More about Dezeen launches exclusives section
"Obelisk-like" columns rise through Pezo von Ellrichshausen's restaurant for botanical garden
Chilean studio Pezo von Ellrichshausen has installed a restaurant at Les Jardins de Médongaule, in South Korea's Gyeonggi Province, featuring 16 huge green concrete columns. More about "Obelisk-like" columns rise through Pezo von Ellrichshausen's restaurant for botanical garden
Ten must-see shows at Stockholm's unofficial design week
In the wake of this year's Stockholm Design Week being cancelled, designers and brands have taken matters into their own hands with an alternative programme of events across the city. Here are 10 highlights you won't want to miss. More about Ten must-see shows at Stockholm's unofficial design week
Vera van der Burg puts AI and ceramics into "reflective" feedback loop
Dutch designer Vera van der Burg aimed to "slow down" AI by combining it with a ceramics practice in the project From Text-to-Clay, which has seen her exhibit several unworldly creations. More about Vera van der Burg puts AI and ceramics into "reflective" feedback loop
Seven architecture and design events in February from Dezeen Events Guide
Zsonamaco, Stockholm Creative Editions and Madrid Design Festival are among the architecture and design events featured in Dezeen Events Guide this month. More about Seven architecture and design events in February from Dezeen Events Guide
Penadés creates "archipelago" of tiled objects for Tokyo Camper store
Camper shoes are displayed on curvaceous clay-tiled blocks in this overhaul of the brand's store in Chiyoda, Tokyo, designed by Jorge Penadés' studio. More about Penadés creates "archipelago" of tiled objects for Tokyo Camper store
Seven highlights from FOG Design + Art and SF Art Week 2026
A wooden table sprouting organically shaped tendrils, a furry-framed mirror and a ceramic swing set were among Dezeen's favourite designs during the third official San Francisco Art Week this month. More about Seven highlights from FOG Design + Art and SF Art Week 2026
DeDraft updates modernist home set within East Sussex garden
UK studio DeDraft has renovated the 1960s TH Residence in East Sussex, using a palette of warm wood and ceramic tiles to echo the home's original modernist character. More about DeDraft updates modernist home set within East Sussex garden
Dezeen's top five houses of January 2026
Homes spanning Mexico, Australia, and Japan feature in this roundup of the houses of the month for January. More about Dezeen's top five houses of January 2026
Hotel Hans bridges "two very different parts of Copenhagen"
Danish studio Norrøn Architects designed the interior of Hotel Hans, which straddles two Copenhagen neighbourhoods, by blending the greenery of Frederiksberg with Nørrebro's industrial vibe. More about Hotel Hans bridges "two very different parts of Copenhagen"
GAMPworks "reimagines the card shop" at New York Pokémon store
Local studio GAMPworks has completed the Trainer Court flagship store in New York, a shop dedicated to trading and selling Pokémon cards that centres around a tiled bar-top where visitors buy, unwrap decks, and connect. More about GAMPworks "reimagines the card shop" at New York Pokémon store
Dorte Mandrup designs Danish crafts college as "living textbook"
Danish studio Dorte Mandrup has used a palette of exposed brick and timber to create the elliptical form of The Crafts College in Herning, which is designed for aspiring craftspeople in Denmark. More about Dorte Mandrup designs Danish crafts college as "living textbook"
Dezeen's favourite wooden furniture and lighting from January
Hand-carved lamps and NM3's debut timber furniture are among the striking woodwork pieces spotted by Dezeen's design and interiors reporter Jane Englefield over the past month. More about Dezeen's favourite wooden furniture and lighting from January
Dezeen In Depth examines rebuilding efforts following the LA wildfires
This month's Dezeen In Depth newsletter checks up on rebuilding efforts in LA and features an interview with this year's Serpentine Pavilion designers, Lanza Atelier. Subscribe to Dezeen In Depth today! More about Dezeen In Depth examines rebuilding efforts following the LA wildfires
This week we revealed the winner of the Royal Gold Medal
This week on Dezeen, we revealed that Irish architect Niall McLaughlin has been named the recipient of the 2026 Royal Gold Medal for architecture awarded by the Royal Institute of British Architects. More about This week we revealed the winner of the Royal Gold Medal
Grammys 2026 stage by Yellow Studio features "modern sculptural" gramophone
The stage and scenography for the Grammy Awards ceremony in LA this coming weekend is designed by New York-based Yellow Studio and anchored by a giant golden gramophone. More about Grammys 2026 stage by Yellow Studio features "modern sculptural" gramophone
Eight soft furnishings that engage the senses of sight and touch
Dezeen Showroom: the following rugs and materials recently listed on Dezeen Showroom aim to bring textural and aesthetic richness to interior spaces. More about Eight soft furnishings that engage the senses of sight and touch