Jane Englefield
Irenie Studio restores 1840s townhouse in De Beauvoir Square
Ethereal curtains crafted from surplus textile samples create distinctive shadows across the original pinewood floors of OntheSq, a neo-Jacobean London home transformed by Irenie Studio. More about Irenie Studio restores 1840s townhouse in De Beauvoir Square
Garçonnière apartment approaches bachelor pads "from a gay perspective"
Italian architect Giuseppe Porcelli sought to bend gender norms when transforming this Milanese apartment into an "intimate homoerotic" backdrop for his inaugural furniture collection. More about Garçonnière apartment approaches bachelor pads "from a gay perspective"
OPA constructs "urban greenhouse" for Mexico City restaurant
Local studio OPA has designed Plumbago, a garden shed-style restaurant in Mexico City's Cuauhtémoc neighbourhood, clad in corrugated polycarbonate sheet. More about OPA constructs "urban greenhouse" for Mexico City restaurant
Eight residential kitchens enhanced by banquette seating
Traditionally reserved for cafes and restaurants, banquette seating can dramatically transform home kitchens. Our latest lookbook collects eight examples, from Australia to the Netherlands. More about Eight residential kitchens enhanced by banquette seating
Stuart Semple replicates newly discovered colour with "very weird glowy teal" paint
British artist Stuart Semple says that he "pulled an all-nighter" to create his Yolo paint in a colour that imitates one a group of American scientists claim to have just discovered. More about Stuart Semple replicates newly discovered colour with "very weird glowy teal" paint
This week we revealed the Expo 2025 Osaka pavilions
This week on Dezeen, we exclusively showcased a number of Expo 2025 Osaka Pavilions, including the Bahrain Pavilion by architect Lina Ghotmeh. More about This week we revealed the Expo 2025 Osaka pavilions
Carlo Ratti unveils duo of torches for Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games
Italian architect Carlo Ratti has revealed Essential, a pair of deliberately pared-back iridescent torches that will carry the Olympic and Paralympic flame at next year's Milano Cortina Winter Games. More about Carlo Ratti unveils duo of torches for Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games
Six sightings of swollen seating at Milan design week
Designers including Patricia Urquiola, Faye Toogood and Misha Kahn looked to rolling hills and slabs of butter when creating these chubby seating projects, revealing a trend for the lumpy and chunky at this year's Milan design week. More about Six sightings of swollen seating at Milan design week
Hermès in "quest for the object" with 2025 Milan design week homeware installation
Stark white minimalism takes centre stage at Hermès's latest installation for Milan design week, which was created as a pensive backdrop for the brand's contrastingly colourful homeware collection. More about Hermès in "quest for the object" with 2025 Milan design week homeware installation
A-Poc Able Issey Miyake crafts pleated lighting for Milan design week
Clothing brand A-Poc Able Issey Miyake and design studio Atelier Oï have unveiled delicate lighting at Milan design week, fashioned from wire and a single piece of off-white cloth. More about A-Poc Able Issey Miyake crafts pleated lighting for Milan design week
Linda Boronkay sets jewel-toned members' club in 19th-century Beirut townhouses
Former Soho House design director Linda Boronkay has created Beihouse, a Beirut members' club dressed in pieces by local artisans, to "help rebuild and reshape a small part of the city". More about Linda Boronkay sets jewel-toned members' club in 19th-century Beirut townhouses
Gustaf Westman designs three-person bed for throuples to "explore what's new and possible"
Swedish designer Gustaf Westman and sex-positive dating app Feeld have created a playful multipurpose bed for at least three people. More about Gustaf Westman designs three-person bed for throuples to "explore what's new and possible"
Eight Indian homes united by eclectic interior designs
Decorative rocks, discarded toys and undulating mosaics feature in our latest lookbook of richly detailed Indian house interiors with eclecticism at their core. More about Eight Indian homes united by eclectic interior designs
Herzog & de Meuron inserts zigzagged staircase in Toteme Beijing flagship store
Swiss studio Herzog & de Meuron has designed the monochrome Beijing flagship store for Swedish clothing brand Toteme, which features a pleated white stone facade. More about Herzog & de Meuron inserts zigzagged staircase in Toteme Beijing flagship store
Kelly Wearstler designs luxurious pet hospital to "break away from sterile"
A muted pink hydrotherapy room and swathes of stone and terrazzo feature in Ontario's King Animal Hospital, a veterinary clinic created by Kelly Wearstler to mirror her approach to interior designing for humans. More about Kelly Wearstler designs luxurious pet hospital to "break away from sterile"
Art deco muralist Hildreth Meière was "forgotten in plain sight"
Our next Art Deco Centenary designer profile spotlights Hildreth Meière, a pioneering muralist who left her indelible mark on buildings including New York's Radio City Music Hall, but whose legacy was eclipsed by her better-known male contemporaries. More about Art deco muralist Hildreth Meière was "forgotten in plain sight"
Ten Italian interiors that reveal "the most stunning homes across the country"
The art nouveau-style chalet of Alessandro Mendini and an apartment in a 16th-century Neapolitan palace feature in Laura May Todd's Italian Interiors: Rooms With a View. Here, the author shares 10 of her favourite projects from the book. More about Ten Italian interiors that reveal "the most stunning homes across the country"
Eltham Palace is a heritage site "where art deco meets Henry VIII"
Southeast London's Eltham Palace is an unusual marriage of medieval and Tudor architecture and the opulent interior design choices of 1930s millionaires, which forms the next instalment in our Art Deco Centenary series. More about Eltham Palace is a heritage site "where art deco meets Henry VIII"
"The common thread between the things I do is intense personality" says Henry Holland
Chameleonic British creative Henry Holland is a cult fashion designer turned ceramicist. In this interview, he tells Dezeen why he thrives on evolving and why he wears an Apple Watch that he hates. More about "The common thread between the things I do is intense personality" says Henry Holland
Ten lavish hotels begging to star in The White Lotus
From a sun-kissed Maldivian beach to Iceland's Blue Lagoon, we have rounded up 10 luxury hotels that could form the location for another season of HBO's hit TV show The White Lotus. More about Ten lavish hotels begging to star in The White Lotus