Cajsa Carlson
Cajsa Carlson is editor of Dezeen.
She was previously the architecture and design editor at Culture Trip and has worked for publications including Cool Hunting and Design Week. Cajsa was also editor of Houzz Sweden.
She is originally from Malmö, Sweden, and has a degree in media and modern literature from Goldsmiths, University of London.
Stories by Cajsa Carlson
“Creativity is the ultimate renewable energy” says Ravi Naidoo in the first reSITE lecture shared with VDF
Toni Yli-Suvanto Architects creates angular Arctic Sauna Pavilion
VDF x Zoomed In collaborate on a day of talks about architecture photography
Pearson Lloyd creates tubular steel flat-pack chair for Takt
Freitag creative director talks about creating clothes that are “completely biodegradable” at Forward Festival
“Don’t work with a**holes,” says Erik Spiekermann at Forward Festival
Raf Simons designs Kvadrat upholstery collection informed by haute couture fabrics
Derek Jarman’s Prospect Cottage saved by Art Fund campaign
MVRDV designs “urban living room” with stacked plateaus for Shenzhen
Baerbel Mueller and Juergen Strohmayer create concrete gallery in Accra
“Glimmer of hope” as studios in China reopen after coronavirus shutdown
Henning Larsen designs Cockle Bay Park skyscraper on Sydney waterfront
VDF and Ron Arad present an exclusive video showing the development of Arad’s Don’t F**k With The Mouse chairs
VDF x Zoomed In present live lecture with photographer Iñigo Bujedo Aguirre
“Don’t mix rock ‘n’ roll with the professional” says Snask founder at Forward Festival
“I illustrate but I don’t draw” says artist Sarah Illenberger at Forward Festival
Paola Antonelli is first of five speakers at today’s Forward x Virtual Design Festival collaboration
Ten magazine covers that offer creative takes on the coronavirus crisis
Working from home “the new normal” for architects and designers
Yuri Suzuki’s Easy Record Maker lets you engrave your own records
Photographer Roberto Conte captures Chandigarh’s iconic modernist buildings
Tectoniques sets ochre-coloured concrete house into French hillside
