Moses baskets by Anzy Home
Dezeen Showroom: newborns are cradled in traditionally-crafted, natural materials within Moses baskets by Ukrainian brand Anzy Home. More about Moses baskets by Anzy Home
Is AI really coming for architects' jobs?
In the latest episode of Dezeen Weekly, we discuss a study indicating that architecture is highly exposed to automation and talk about the winner of this year's Pritzker Architecture Prize. More about Is AI really coming for architects' jobs?
Six sculptural installations spotlighting the versatility of Kriskadecor's metal chains
Promotion: from hotel lobbies to architectural facades, Kriskadecor has selected six projects where its metal chains create a creative impact. More about Six sculptural installations spotlighting the versatility of Kriskadecor's metal chains
Ecological research centre with tree-inspired design among projects from Politecnico di Torino and University of Belgrade
Dezeen School Shows: a design for an ecological research centre informed by the "growth rings" of trees, is among the architecture projects from Politecnico di Torino and University of Belgrade. More about Ecological research centre with tree-inspired design among projects from Politecnico di Torino and University of Belgrade
Japanese Winter tableware by Yakush
Dezeen Showroom: Ukrainian brand Yakush used snowy landscapes and neon lights as references for this tableware collection, made from hand-sculpted glass. More about Japanese Winter tableware by Yakush
"Brick continues to thrive" as a cladding material says Michelmersh Brick Holdings
Promotion: brick has stood the test of time as a construction material, which supports both the appearance and long-term performance of buildings, according to clay product specialist Michelmersh Brick Holdings. More about "Brick continues to thrive" as a cladding material says Michelmersh Brick Holdings
Reimagined 1970s home among projects from LABASAD Barcelona School of Arts and Design
Dezeen School Shows: a 1970s family home reimagined with contemporary styling is among the projects from LABASAD Barcelona School of Arts and Design. More about Reimagined 1970s home among projects from LABASAD Barcelona School of Arts and Design
Filosof lamp by Lars-Erik Ejlers and Fripon
Dezeen Showroom: Danish company Fripon has relaunched architect Lars-Erik Ejlers's Filosof pendant, a metallic fitting originally created in 1990 for a restaurant in Copenhagen. More about Filosof lamp by Lars-Erik Ejlers and Fripon
Upglas lamp by Luca Nichetto for Astep
Dezeen Showroom: designer Luca Nichetto used recycled remnants of Murano glass to create the Upglas table lamp for Danish lighting brand Astep. More about Upglas lamp by Luca Nichetto for Astep
Axia lighting by Martinelli Venezia for Lodes
Dezeen Showroom: design studio Martinelli Venezia has created a modern chandelier where form follows function for Italian brand Lodes. More about Axia lighting by Martinelli Venezia for Lodes
Platform seating by Derlot
Dezeen Showroom: Australian designer Alexander Lotersztain and his furniture brand Derlot aimed to bring contemporary refinement to beam seating with Platform, a system for transport terminals. More about Platform seating by Derlot
Custom cordless table lamps by Neoz
Dezeen Showroom: restaurants can design custom cordless table lamps that encapsulate their aesthetic using the bespoke design service of lighting brand Neoz. More about Custom cordless table lamps by Neoz
AUD students design animal-friendly urban furniture through emerging technologies
Dezeen School Shows: outdoor seating with bird feeding points and a "nesting zone" is among urban furniture designs from the American University in Dubai. More about AUD students design animal-friendly urban furniture through emerging technologies
Textures+ Collection by Antolini
Dezeen Showroom: Italian company Antolini has created over 50 finishes for its natural stones in the Textures+ Collection, ranging from dramatic moon-like surfaces to softened expressions that resemble fabrics. More about Textures+ Collection by Antolini
The strangest architecture competition ever?
What's the deal with the mysterious competition to design a new "world wonder"? And how did Apple manage to almost halve the price of its least expensive laptop? Listen to the latest episode of Dezeen Weekly now. More about The strangest architecture competition ever?
OMA-designed installation forms backdrop for OLL lighting showcase
Promotion: Chinese lighting brand OLL made its international debut at the Light + Building fair in Frankfurt, featuring a display pavilion by architecture practice OMA with a cloud-like appearance. More about OMA-designed installation forms backdrop for OLL lighting showcase
China International Furniture Fair celebrates latest Chinese design scene
Promotion: the China International Furniture Fair (CIFF) will take place in Guangzhou this month with an exhibition titled Contemporary Furniture Fair, spotlighting the best of contemporary Chinese design. More about China International Furniture Fair celebrates latest Chinese design scene
Amble fabric by Designtex
Dezeen Showroom: the warmth of hand-drawn markings and calmness of natural patterns combine in the Amble indoor-outdoor upholstery fabric by US brand Designtex. More about Amble fabric by Designtex
Heath table lamp by Zoe Stark for Tala
Dezeen Showroom: designer Zoe Stark and lighting brand Tala have released a London-informed lamp that recalls the shape of the Victorian chimney pots that "punctuate the city's skyline". More about Heath table lamp by Zoe Stark for Tala
Rosary headboard by India Mahdavi for Bolzan
Dezeen Showroom: architect India Mahdavi worked with Italian furniture brand Bolzan to produce the Rosary headboard, featuring bead-like ceramic details. More about Rosary headboard by India Mahdavi for Bolzan