Virtual clothes worn by avatars are becoming more important than real garments to many users of the online gaming and social platform Roblox, says the company's Christina Wootton in this interview. More about Digital fashion means designers' "imagination can go wild" says Roblox vice president
Industrial design student Alara Ertenü has developed a packaging solution for soap made from peapods and artichoke waste, which is currently on show as part of Dutch Design Week. More about Packioli is a biodegradable soap packaging made from artichoke leaves and peapods
Dezeen Showroom: for the release of its first lamp, French furniture brand Tiptoe created the cheerful Nod lamp with a tiltable head and dimmable light. More about Nod lamp by Tiptoe
For all their architectural merits, the shortlisted projects for this year's Neave Brown award cannot escape the problems that continue to plague the British housing sector writes Kaye Stout, chair of the jury panel for the recently announced prize. More about "It's hard not to wonder what Neave Brown would think of the award in his name"
In this exclusive video produced by Dezeen, French architect Maxime d'Angeac reveals how his redesign of the historic Orient Express train aims to create "a new embassy of French luxury". More about Maxime d'Angeac gives the Orient Express train its first redesign in almost 100 years
Microsoft has created a kaleidoscopic new version of the Pride flag that represents 40 different LGBTQIA+ communities and can evolve to include even more. More about Microsoft's open-source design for Pride flag incorporates 40 communities
Ten large-scale light installations have been displayed at Liverpool's waterfront for the River Of Light art exhibition, including bespoke designs by French artist Camille Walala and London designer Yinka Ilori. More about Camille Walala and Yinka Ilori create artworks for River Of Light exhibition in Liverpool
Dezeen Showroom: to coincide with annual design festival Designart Tokyo, we've rounded up 10 furniture and lighting designs by Japanese artisans and brands that have been featured on Dezeen Showroom. More about Ten furniture and lighting designs by Japanese brands and designers
Promotion: technology brand HP is actively moving towards circular economy principles by reducing or eliminating unnecessary components, increasing the usage of recycled materials and innovating to use more sustainable resources, according to the brand. More about Technology brand HP expects to operate 100 per cent renewably by 2025
Design duo Adam and Arthur has released a monochromatic cabinet with an undulating silhouette that references the common art motif of a mother next to her child. More about Adam and Arthur create statuesque cabinet inlaid with over 16,000 pieces of straw
American studio Sarah Jefferys Architecture + Interiors has renovated a slender townhouse in Brooklyn with airy rooms and a cedar screen on the facade to meet Passive House standards. More about Sarah Jefferys creates Passive House in Brooklyn with dramatic cedar screen
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Debate newsletter features Selencky Parsons' extension of a Victorian home in London. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. More about Dezeen Debate features Selencky Parsons' "sleek" and "handsome" Victorian extension in London
Resolution 4 Architecture stacked a modular beach house above sand dunes for an unencumbered view of the Atlantic Ocean in Lido Beach, New York. More about RES4 designs modular house for Lido Beach in New York
Dezeen School Shows: a scheme that uses live spiders and a project featuring 3D-printed clay models are part of Dezeen's latest school show by students at City College of New York. More about City College of New York presents ten student architecture projects
In the first of three Instagram reels shot by Dezeen for Northern Europe's largest design event Dutch Design Week, Alice Finney showcases our pick of this year's events, exhibitions and installations. More about Highlights from Dutch Design Week 2022 captured in Dezeen video
Dutch studio Merk X has renovated the 19th-century Groote Museum at Amsterdam Zoo, combining the reinstatement of its original features with the addition of a new basement and contemporary accents informed by natural forms. More about Merk X references nature for renovation and extension of Amsterdam's Groote Museum
British architecture studio Foster + Partners has completed a skyscraper in New York, which is the "first full-block office building" to be built on Park Avenue in over 50 years. More about Foster + Partners completes long-awaited 425 Park Avenue in New York
A 60,000-seat football stadium is among the features of the terraced Hangzhou International Sports Centre, which Zaha Hadid Architects is designing in the east of China. More about Zaha Hadid Architects models giant sports venue on Hangzhou tea farms
British online furniture and homewares retailer Made.com has stopped taking orders and terminated its formal sales process after being unable to find a buyer. More about Made.com close to collapse as company fails to find buyer
An exhibition has opened at the Aedes Architecture Forum in Berlin featuring models of the work of Chinese architecture firm Neri&Hu. More about Neri&Hu presents architectural models in Reflective Nostalgia exhibition