Dezeen promotion: a green 3D-printed chair and tubular lamp are among the seven products to win a DDP Best Design Award at the DDP Design Fair 2021. More about DDP Design Fair reveals DDP Best Design Award winners for 2021
Dezeen Showroom: Spanish tile brand Roca has released a series of glazed porcelain tiles that mimic the appearance of limestone to offer a sense of "essential neutrality". More about Limestone porcelain tiles by Roca
Alibi Studio has revitalised a dilapidated barn in rural Michigan and sliced an opening through its volume to create a passageway from which visitors can admire the sky. More about Alibi Studio cuts slice through disused barn to frame sky views
Dezeen Showroom: Berlin-based brand Loehr has released Jazz, a playful take on the dining chair with a jaunty silhouette and bright colour palette. More about Jazz dining chair by David and Julian Loehr for Loehr
There are just four weeks left to enter Dezeen and LG Display's OLEDs Go! competition, which seeks creative OLED designs to enrich people's changing lifestyles. More about Four weeks left to enter Dezeen and LG Display's €88,000 OLEDs Go! competition
Upholsterers from 12 countries are united in a directory developed by Swedish furniture brand Massproductions to help customers extend the lifespan of their soft furnishings. More about Massproductions launches Face Lift reupholstery directory to give furniture "a second chance"
German design firm Paperlux Studio has collaborated with stationery brand Leuchtturm1917 to develop a ballpoint pen made from milled aluminium and brass that evokes a design from the company’s past. More about Leuchtturm1917's Drehgriffel pen is a modern take on a 1920s design
The final week of the Dezeen 15 digital festival saw former MIT professor Neri Oxman unveil details of her new Manhattan studio, while Aric Chen called for the death of manifestos. More about Highlights from week three of Dezeen 15 include Neri Oxman unveiling details of her new "Bell Labs of the 21st century"
Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Vincent Dassi has developed a form of papier-mâché that allows anyone to make and repair household objects using recycled cardboard boxes. More about Vincent Dassi uses pulped cardboard to make and repair everyday objects
In our roundup of this week on Dezeen, highlights include the launch of the Heritage Series Grandeur, an all-electric version of a vintage 1980s Hyundai saloon. More about This week Hyundai released an electric version of a 1980s car
In this article prepared as part of Neri Oxman's contribution to the Dezeen 15 festival, the architect and designer describes a synthetic apiary designed to study how honey bees collaborate to build comb structures.
Dezeen Showroom: Justin Champaign has designed Hightower's Gimbal Rocker lounge chair, which encourages a healthy level of fidgeting in workplaces and waiting areas. More about Gimbal Rocker lounge chair by Justin Champaign for Hightower
In the final manifesto of the Dezeen 15 digital festival, architect and designer Neri Oxman suggests that design can heal the rift between nature and humanity. More about Neri Oxman calls for "a radical realignment between grown and built environments"
Fernando Donis' proposal to create new habitable topographies in which humanity and nature coexist has won first place in Dezeen's Redesign the World competition powered by Twinmotion. More about Fernando Donis' Frame City proposal to "combine city and countryside" wins Redesign the World contest
Dezeen Showroom: Asplund is celebrating ten years of its Tati furniture collection, featuring tables and home accessories with curved metal bases designed by Mats Broberg and Johan Ridderstråle. More about Tati collection by Broberg & Ridderstråle for Asplund
Melbourne-based designer Dean Norton has created a therapy lamp to combat the stress and loneliness of life during lockdown, comprising frosted glass components that enclose a bulb chosen to mimic daylight. More about Dean Norton's sculptural Daylight lamp replicates sunlight to improve well-being
A virtual garden where users can change genders and an online resource that maps ecological worlds feature in design studio Superflux's roundup. More about Superflux selects five designs that realign humanity's relationship to the planet
Dezeen promotion: Venice-based lighting brand Lodes has launched a product configuration tool that enables users to personalise lighting compositions using a wide variety of suspended components. More about Lodes' product configurator allows users to "personalise living spaces with light"
Humans need to stop seeing themselves as separate from nature and adopt a new vocabulary for creative endeavours if we are to survive, argues Superflux in its manifesto for the Dezeen 15 digital festival. More about "We’re calling time on human exceptionalism" says Superflux
Plywood salvaged from windows boarded up during the Covid-19 lockdown was used to create a series of artworks across New York City in this project by Worthless Studios. More about The Plywood Protection Project creates public sculptures from repurposed plywood