As countries drag their heels on adopting right to repair legislation, designers are forging ahead and reimagining some of our most used products – from sofas to whole electric cars – so they can be fixed by anyone. More about Five everyday products that are leading the self-repair revolution
Dezeen Showroom: perfume bottle-informed tapware and an extractor fan controlled using physical dials are among recent kitchen and bathroom products listed on Dezeen Showroom. More about Ten products that make for design-forward bathrooms and kitchens
Dezeen Showroom: Austrian design brand Neuvermoebelt has released a modular system comprising tall, base and curved units for creating compact yet design-forward kitchens. More about Tiny Kitchen Green Line by Neuvermoebelt
Players pick between ordering a Diet Coke or declaring war on Iran in a video game created by artist collective The Secret Handshake, accusing President Donald Trump of treating the deadly conflict as if it were a game. More about Retro arcade game parodying Trump's "insane undeclared war" on Iran appears in Washington DC
Designers shouldn't worry about their ideas being stolen by AI since they have already lost control of their intellectual property to social media platforms, Tom Dixon has said at the Global Design Forum in Istanbul. More about Designers have "signed away all of our ideas" to Instagram says Tom Dixon
Christian Herren has curated an installation featuring over 200 rediscovered Swiss experimental films during NYCxDesign. More about Frame in Frame installation showcases rediscovered Swiss films during NYCxDesign
Swiss brand On has showcased its trainer-spraying robot on the London leg of its world tour. More about Watch On's spray-on running shoe robot in action
The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features an interview with British industrial designer Jasper Morrison. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now. More about Dezeen Agenda features interview with designer Jasper Morrison
With a busy design fair calendar, launching a collection during NYCxDesign shows a specific commitment to the city's creative scene. Here, we've chosen 11 stand-out launches to look out for in New York this week. More about Eleven design collections launching at NYCxDesign 2026
Dezeen Showroom: this collection of surfaces by US brand PoliLam aims to capture the characteristics of various species of wood from forests around the world. More about Nature's Capsule surface collection by PoliLam
Experimental clothing brand Vollebak has created the prototype Sonic Jacket, which is fitted with 180 inward-facing speakers. More about Vollebak creates speaker-covered jacket to "change people's brain state"
Luxury brands and the widespread presence of opulence made this year's Milan design week an uncomfortable occasion, says Li Edelkoort. More about "Times have changed and the power of money has contaminated culture"
For the first time in nearly 10 years, IKEA has unveiled a new edition of its experimental PS collection, known for letting "designers go a bit more wild". Here, Dezeen spotlights eight standout pieces from the range, most of which cost under £100. More about Dezeen picks the eight most covetable products from IKEA's latest PS collection
As part of IKEA's PS collection, which releases today, Swedish designer Mikael Axelsson has designed a stool with a base of birchwood "teeth" and an analogue lock that allows users to adjust the height. More about Woodworking clamps inform playful height-adjustable IKEA stool
Dezeen Showroom: British kitchen brand Inglis Hall has launched its Larder cupboard, a handsome wood cabinet handpicked from obscurity by designer Jay Osgerby for his own country kitchen. More about Larder cupboard by Inglis Hall
Dezeen has been shortlisted for prestigious BSME, AOP, PPA and Conference and Events Awards. More about Dezeen shortlisted for nine industry awards
Dutch designer Lex Pott has created the PS2026 Portable Lamp as part of the IKEA's latest PS Collection, which is being unveiled later today. More about Lex Pott creates "universal and unpretentious" portable lamps for IKEA
Creative agency Ogilvy has created a special edition packaging for KitKat that doubles as a kind of tiny smartphone jail once the biscuit is removed, allowing users to "have a break" from their hyperconnected lives. More about KitKat reimagines packaging as signal-blocking smartphone pouch
New York furniture show International Contemporary Furniture Fair will move from its May dates to a spot in November, after more than 35 years, starting in 2027. More about New York's ICFF to move to November from 2027
Dezeen Showroom: designer Philippe Malouin's Smart Shelf for Italian brand Very Simple Kitchen combines air extraction, lighting and storage, and is operated with tactile knobs rather than touchscreens. More about Smart Shelf by Philippe Malouin for Very Simple Kitchen