Dezeen Showroom: Belgian architecture practice Studio Moto has created a modular aluminium furniture system, which is capable of acting as shelving and coffee tables. More about Stack furniture system by Studio Moto
Italian duo Draga & Aurel has created a collection of striking furniture from Murano glass, resin and concrete, which forms their Dubai Design Week debut. More about Draga & Aurel crafts jewel-like furniture from liquid resin textured with sea salt
Menstrual care brand Amora has designed a discreet, portable case named Halo that lets menstrual cup users rinse their cups easily at home or in public. More about Amora designs discreet and portable menstrual cup rinsing case
Promotion: flooring brand Forbo's Flotex flooring uses digital printing technology to apply patterns to its durable surface. More about Forbo's Flotex Vision flooring features digitally printed surface designs
Dezeen Showroom: these lighting, seating and furnishing designs have one thing in common: they're all from catalogues of Spanish brands. More about Nine products by Spanish brands on Dezeen Showroom
Local studio Lanza Atelier has created a pavilion in the plaza of a famed Mexico City shopping centre, with a wooden platform surrounding a central reflecting pool. More about Lanza Atelier shrouds circular pavilion in water-dripping chains
Dezeen Showroom: Romanian brand Askia Furniture has released a collection of acoustic pendant lights that mimic the appearance of sea creatures. More about Echoes of the Deep lighting by Askia Furniture
Marbled stools made from old car plastic and a sculptural lamp woven with silk are among the standout pieces of furniture and lighting spotted by Dezeen's design and interiors reporter Jane Englefield over the past month. More about Dezeen's favourite furniture and lighting from October
Dezeen Showroom: Italian designer Mario Ferrarini and Flokk-owned furniture brand Offecct aimed to bring character to modular public seating systems with Circulus. More about Offecct Circulus modular seating system by Mario Ferrarini for Flokk
Dubai Design Week, Dezeen Awards 2025 party and Designart Tokyo are among the key architecture, design and art events featured in Dezeen Events Guide this November. More about Eight architecture and design events in November from Dezeen Events Guide
Visitors to a recently pedestrianised public space on the Strand in central London can perch, lounge and relax on sculptural seating designed by landscape architecture firm LDA Design and fabricated by Millimetre. More about Undulating wooden benches provide versatile public seating on London's Strand
Dezeen Showroom: a stool that appears to be made from tiny metal pillows is among 14 products featured on Dezeen Showroom. More about Cosmic stool by Mati Sipiora among 14 new products on Dezeen Showroom
Eames chairs reupholstered with a denim-mycelium hybrid textile and mycelium fibre encased in an acrylic coffee table have been showcased in a biomaterials exhibition in New York City. More about New York exhibition "reimagines the home" using furniture made of biomaterials
Dezeen Showroom: Italian brand Miniforms and design studio E-ggs worked together to create a fleet of different versions of this tiltable, flying saucer-shaped lamp. More about Rificolona lamps by E-ggs for Miniforms
Design collective Luso filled a townhouse in Lisbon with works by emerging Portugal-based designers and makers to demonstrate how collectible design can coexist with everyday living. More about The Collector's Residence showcases collectible Portuguese design in a "lived-in space"
This month's Dezeen In Depth newsletter explores the traditional-versus-modernist style debate and features an interview with Albanian prime minister Edi Rama. Subscribe to Dezeen In Depth today! More about Dezeen In Depth explores if people really prefer traditional architecture
Dezeen Showroom: Spanish manufacturer Isist Atelier is reissuing the iconic BKF chair by Antoni Bonet, Juan Kurchan and Jorge Ferrari Hardoy, focusing on original details and proportions. More about BKF chair by Antoni Bonet, Juan Kurchan and Jorge Ferrari Hardoy for Isist Atelier
Dezeen Showroom: Polish designer Mati Sipiora has created playful tension between form and material in this stool, which looks like it is made from rows of miniature metal pillows. More about Cosmic stool by Mati Sipiora
Front's Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren are exploring whether AI could replace the designer. In this interview, the Swedish duo explain how curiosity helps them stay ahead of the curve. More about AI questions "what other qualities we have as designers" say Front founders
Dutch Design Week is known for bringing out the best and most original student design. This year, that included broom weapons, a swinging oven and a Chinese censorship detector. More about Eight of the best avant-garde student projects from Dutch Design Week