Dezeen Showroom
Maya lamps by Fraumaier
Dezeen Showroom: a warm glow shines out from between layers of soft fringing in the Maya pendant and floor lamps designed by German lighting brand Fraumaier. More about Maya lamps by Fraumaier
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Nebulona armchair by E-ggs for Miniforms
Dezeen Showroom: Italian brand Miniforms and design studio E-ggs have expanded on their Nebula family of seating with Nebulona – a rounded and enveloping armchair. More about Nebulona armchair by E-ggs for Miniforms
Opinion
"Mocha Mousse may be a classic exemplar of enshittification"
Pantone inadvertently got it spot on by choosing the mid-brown Mocha Mousse as its 2025 colour of the year, writes Michelle Ogundehin. More about "Mocha Mousse may be a classic exemplar of enshittification"
Landscape and urbanism
Yntegra Group creates "first-of-its-kind" floating padel court in Miami Harbor
Investment firm Yntegra Group has unveiled a floating padel court in Miami Harbor that was partially constructed using recycled steel from shipyards. More about Yntegra Group creates "first-of-its-kind" floating padel court in Miami Harbor
Design
Andrea Parisio imbues Meridiani furniture series with curves and personality
Promotion: Italian manufacturer Meridiani has released a series of "full and soft" furniture pieces designed by its designer and art director Andrea Parisio. More about Andrea Parisio imbues Meridiani furniture series with curves and personality
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Ribbon textile by Sophie Smallhorn for Designtex
Dezeen Showroom: US textile company Designtex worked with artist Sophie Smallhorn to make Ribbon, a textile that aims to bring colour and energy into interiors. More about Ribbon textile by Sophie Smallhorn for Designtex
2024 review
The top 10 material innovations of 2024
The realities of climate change have driven another big year in material innovation in 2024. Here are 10 of the best solutions that have put a promising spin on cement, plastic, fur, linoleum, or even introduced something new. More about The top 10 material innovations of 2024
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Light and Shadow rug collection by TenBerke for Warp & Weft
Dezeen Showroom: architecture studio TenBerke worked with US brand Warp & Weft to create a rug collection informed by dawn, midday and dusk. More about Light and Shadow rug collection by TenBerke for Warp & Weft
Furniture
Paul Coenen adds "shrink-wrap" pattern to aluminium furniture collection
Dutch designer Paul Coenen has used plastic film to create a wrinkled pattern on the anodised aluminium surfaces of furniture and lighting pieces he presented during Dutch Design Week. More about Paul Coenen adds "shrink-wrap" pattern to aluminium furniture collection
Furniture
Allsteel champions invisible disabilities as part of broader inclusive workplace design
Promotion: Allsteel is putting inclusivity at the heart of its design strategy, with products and applications that improve the office experience for people with disclosed as well as invisible disabilities. More about Allsteel champions invisible disabilities as part of broader inclusive workplace design
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Marmi Maximum tiles by Fiandre
Dezeen Showroom: Italian brand Fiandre has expanded its Marmi Maximum collection of large slab tiles with three more designs that have a realistic marble look. More about Marmi Maximum tiles by Fiandre
2024 review
The top 10 gadgets of 2024
As part of our review of 2024, Dezeen design editor Jennifer Hahn shares her pick of this year's gadgets, including a transparent laptop, a medieval beat machine and hiking trousers that give the wearer a boost. More about The top 10 gadgets of 2024
Miami art week
The "idea of limitless imagination" drove this year's Design Miami
Works by designer Mathieu Lehanneur, architect Javier Senosiain and artist A$AP Rocky were among those shown at the Design Miami fair, which was curated by New York-based writer Glenn Adamson during Miami art week. More about The "idea of limitless imagination" drove this year's Design Miami
Design videos
Dezeen collaborates with content creators to celebrate the Victorinox Swiss Army Knife
Dezeen has teamed up with Victorinox and two design-world content creators to make videos showing how they use the brand's iconic Swiss Army Knife in their day-to-day lives. More about Dezeen collaborates with content creators to celebrate the Victorinox Swiss Army Knife
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Azerocare Plus stone treatment by Antolini
Dezeen Showroom: Italian stone company Antolini has introduced the Azerocare Plus treatment, designed to allow its surfaces to escape common sources of damage in kitchens and bathrooms. More about Azerocare Plus stone treatment by Antolini
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Tenon kitchen by Kristian Ahlmark for Kongacph
Dezeen Showroom: Danish architect Kristian Ahlmark has designed a kitchen unit for Lithuanian brand Kongacph that is made from a single oak log crafted to highlight the material's natural beauty. More about Tenon kitchen by Kristian Ahlmark for Kongacph
Products
Aalto University immortalises early mobile tech with Nokia Design Archive
Designs from the early years of mobile phone technology will be brought to the fore in the Nokia Design Archive, an online portal being launched by Finland's Aalto University. More about Aalto University immortalises early mobile tech with Nokia Design Archive
Furniture
Adaptations exhibition intends to "celebrate and inspire creative thinking"
London's Aram Store has unveiled the Adaptations exhibition, in partnership with Swiss modular furniture brand USM, at its own gallery in Covent Garden. More about Adaptations exhibition intends to "celebrate and inspire creative thinking"
Pavilions
Japanese joinery and 3D-printed wood waste combine to form The Warp pavilion
Modular tiles, 3D printed using sawdust leftover from CLT production, were joined together without additional fixings to create this pavilion showcased by Japanese firm Mitsubishi Jisho Design at Dubai Design Week. More about Japanese joinery and 3D-printed wood waste combine to form The Warp pavilion
Miami art week
Carlos Betancourt and Alberto Latorre create series of 3D-printed stars to be installed underwater
In collaboration with architect Alberto Latorre, artist Carlos Betancourt has installed a series of 3D-printed stars along the shore of Miami Beach for Miami art week, models of structures that will eventually be placed underwater to act as a "hybrid coral reef". More about Carlos Betancourt and Alberto Latorre create series of 3D-printed stars to be installed underwater