Furniture
Ma.Mo. by Sunya Studio
Lisbon based Sunya Studio have designed this piece of children's furniture featuring fold out coloured compartments. More about Ma.Mo. by Sunya Studio
Lisbon based Sunya Studio have designed this piece of children's furniture featuring fold out coloured compartments. More about Ma.Mo. by Sunya Studio
A Corten steel roof folds over the upper storey and terrace of this house on the Chilean Island of Chiloé by dRN Architects. More about House at Punta Chilen by dRN Architects
Stained glass panels perforate the exterior wall of this church in Paris by ENIA Architects, creating rectangles of colour on the interior of the double-height nave. More about Notre Dame Rosary Church by ENIA Architects
Milan 2011: London designers Toogood presented their second collection of furniture as part of Studio Toogood's Natura Morta exhibition in Milan last week (see our earlier story). More about Assemblage 2 by Toogood at Natura Morta
Dutch practice Origins Architects have designed this office in Amsterdam for motion graphic designers Onesize, incorporating a row of free-standing timber arches over a meeting table. More about OneSize by Origins Architects
Milan 2011: Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola presented this series of beech furniture for Italian brand Moroso at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan last week. More about Klara by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso
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This film by Anglo-Dutch designers Studio Glithero shows the creation of Poured Bar, a six-metre top for a temporary bar made by pouring buckets of quick-hardening material over a smooth surface. More about Poured Bar by Studio Glithero
Architecture students Felix de Montesquiou and Hugo Kaici have designed the headquarters for a conceptual company that would help customers migrate illegally from Europe to the UK. More about Northern Europe Migrants Organisation by Felix de Montesquiou and Hugo Kaici
This split-level terraced house has been completed by 05 AM Arquitectura on a narrow plot in Girona, Spain. More about House in Casavells by 05 AM Arquitectura
Milan 2011: French designer Pierre Favresse presented this collection of furniture with looping sections and bent ply at the Nouvelle Vague exhibition of new French design in Milan last week. More about Perch Collection by Pierre Favresse at Nouvelle Vague
Milan 2011: London interior designers and stylists Studio Toogood invited food and design collective Arabeschi di Latte to serve black food to guests at midnight dinners in a darkened apartment in Milan last week. More about Natura Morta by Studio Toogood at Erastudio Apartment Gallery
Dutch architects +31 Architects have completed this curvy house boat on the river Amstel in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. More about Watervilla de Omval by +31 Architects
Dezeen Screen: here's another chance to watch this interview we filmed with graphic designer Neville Brody back in 2009, now on Dezeen Screen. Watch the movie »
More about Dezeen Screen: Neville Brody
Milan 2011: London design studio Raw Edges presented this dressing table and a desk with hinged drawers for Dutch brand Arco at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan last week. More about Pivot by Raw Edges for Arco
Japanese architects Alphaville have completed this terraced house in Takarazuka, Japan with a roof that follows the slope of the site. More about Roof on the Hill by Alphaville
Milan 2011: Swedish studio Claesson Koivisto Rune presented this series of sofas with different-height backrests for Italian brand Tacchini in Milan last week. More about Highlife by Claesson Koivisto Rune for Tacchini
Swedish architects Johannes Norlander Arkitektur have renovated this 1950s island cottage near Gothenburg. More about House Morran by Johannes Norlander Arkitektur
This Central Institute of Technology (CIT) building in Perth, Western Australia by Lyons and local practice T&Z has a copper, silver and coloured metal panel facade. More about Central Institute of Technology by Lyons
This film by Gwenael Lewis for Canadian lighting brand Bocci shows the 28 series chandelier designed by Omer Arbel 28 at Gene Cafe, a local cafe in Vancouver. In the movie, the green, Christmas-themed glass chandelier is taken down and replaced by a spring-inspired version in amber, blue, turquoise, tan, grey and yellow. More about Gene Cafe by Gwenael Lewis for Bocci