Seven designers and studios from Uruguay have created a series of furniture that draws on the legacy of one of the country's best-known architects. More about Uruguayan designers create furniture inspired by modernist architect Julio Vilamajó
Futuristic lingerie and deconstructed army uniforms featured in the Spring Summer 2019 runway show by Fashion East, a non-profit initiative that showcases the work of emerging design talents. More about Fashion East gives platform to emerging designers Charlotte Knowles, Yuhan Wang and ASAI
IKEA's innovation lab Space10 explores the potential of autonomous vehicles to take on new uses, with seven concepts that include a mobile cafe and a farm on wheels. More about Space10 envisions future of self-driving cars as farms, hotels and clinics on wheels
British furniture studio Another Country has teamed up with design agency Ekkist to create a series of health-focused furniture pieces, including a table with a tray for a surface and a multi-use daybed. More about Another Country launches Ori furniture that promotes health and wellbeing
American artist Phillip K Smith III has installed coloured lights along a skybridge in Detroit, which illuminate in various gradients and patterns at night. More about Phillip K Smith III's Detroit Skybridge glows with blocks of colour
The work of expert metalworkers from the northwest of Japan is on show in an exhibition for London Design Festival. More about London Design Festival exhibition shines a light on Japanese metalwork masters
Scholten & Baijings has installed a tea party with a modern twist in London department store Fortnum & Mason, made up of more than 80 objects designed by the Dutch duo. More about Scholten & Baijings installs contemporary tea party inside Fortnum & Mason
Bangkok-based THINKK Studio has worked with Thai manufacturers and craftsmen to create a collection of contemporary furniture called Made In Thailand, which aims to set itself apart from the region's traditional aesthetic. More about THINKK Studio uses traditional Thai techniques to create "unorthodox" furniture
Dezeen discussed the future of graphic design in the face of new technology in this talk with electronics brand Sony, papermaker GF Smith and artist Supermundane, at London Design Festival 2018. More about Watch our talk with Sony, GF Smith and Supermundane at London Design Festival 2018
A new exhibition at the V&A in London explores the designs of video games of the past decade. In a Dezeen exclusive, curator Marie Foulston picks out five of the most groundbreaking examples and reveals the stories behind them. More about V&A curator Marie Foulston describes five pioneering designs in Videogames exhibition
Danish company Odico is preparing to launch a mini all-in-one robotic construction system that can be sent to building sites inside a shipping container. More about Odico's Factory on the Fly is a pop-up robotic manufacturing unit for construction sites
London-based architect Henning Stummel is launching a leather and birch plywood furniture collection during London Design Festival, which he is showcasing inside his unusual, bright red house. More about Henning Stummel's flat-pack furniture is made with almost no waste
Furniture maker Malgorzata Bany presents objects made from resin-based material Jesmonite in a London Design Festival exhibition at The New Craftsmen showroom in Mayfair. More about Malgorzata Bany showcases Jesmonite tables and lamps at The New Craftsmen
To coincide with London Fashion Week, we've created a new Pinterest board dedicated to catwalks, including the one Es Devlin created for Louis Vuitton at an iconic Oscar Niemeyer building and Calvin Klein's multimedia catwalk that featured footage from Jaws. Follow Dezeen on Pinterest ›
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The new visual identity for Premier League football team Wolverhampton Wanderers, better known as Wolves, centres around a 3D version of its wolf badge. More about Wolves football club unveils new visual identity featuring 3D wolf head
Designer Giles Miller worked with fabricator Aldworth James & Bond to create this plywood installation, which varies in density and transparency, depending on the viewing angle. More about Plywood layers create illusions of density for Byplace installation at London Design Festival
Uber has scrapped its controversial and confusing "asshole" symbol for a simple wordmark, as part of its new visual identity designed with branding firm Wolff Olins. More about Uber "brings back the U" in major rebrand
New York designer Nik Bentel has reimagined the humble chalk stick as toys in various shapes so that budding artists and architects can draw hatching, dots and circle patterns. More about Nik Bentel reshapes chalk to create architectural drawing toys for children
London-based designer Michael Anastassiades looked to classical architecture when creating this reflective bronze drinking fountain, which is installed in the V&A's garden courtyard for London Design Festival. More about Michael Anastassiades installs drinking fountain that "lights up your whole face" at the V&A
Infiniti has unveiled its latest Prototype 10 concept car, which aims to bring the classic speedster into the electric era. More about Infiniti's Prototype 10 concept is a modern take on the classic speedster