A basketweave ceiling and a tartan-influenced mosaic floor enliven this fast-casual eatery in Toronto, with interiors by local studio Denizens of Design. More about Woven motifs fill Toronto cafe Pantry by Denizens of Design
London's lack of space and strict planning restrictions are pushing some locals to look underground in their search for a home. Our latest lookbook brings together six sun-catching examples. More about Six surprisingly light-filled London basement homes
Crimson tiles and uniform bar stools set the scene at Canary Wharf's softly lit Kricket restaurant, designed by London studio Cake Architecture to evoke the moody mystery of an Edward Hopper painting. More about Edward Hopper paintings inform late-night London restaurant by Cake Architecture
Ecuadorian architect Felipe Escudero has created a restaurant in the heart of Quito designed to celebrate the "climate-proof gastronomy" of its chef. More about Rippled reflective ceiling covers Quito restaurant by Felipe Escudero
From monochrome terrazzo to "sensual red-toned" quartzite, our latest lookbook collects 10 kitchen interiors from around the world with show-stopping islands. More about Ten striking kitchen islands designed to stand out
Brooklyn-based design studio Studio S II has converted a Queens townhouse into a residence and showroom with a mixture of antique and contemporary collectible design focused on "duality". More about Studio S II transforms Queens townhouse for collectible design showroom
Creative director Rudy Guénaire has completed an interior in Reims, France for his own restaurant, inspired by the iconic modernist interiors and colours of California. More about Rudy Guénaire designs PNY restaurant as an ode to modernist California
An assortment of vintage furniture is paired with wooden accents and suspended neon lights in Le Lounge, a hotel lobby bar by designer Spencer Sight in Kansas City, Missouri. More about Spencer Sight designs Kansas City hotel lobby bar that "thrives on drama"
Curtain headers created to echo "the crisp folds of a shirt cuff" feature in the Gracechurch Street Hotel by Club Quarters, renovated by local studio Holloway Li to honour the sartorial legacy of the hotel's site. More about Holloway Li designs London hotel in former beaux-arts bank
Dezeen has launched Dezeen Competitions, a dedicated platform for discovering and participating in top architecture and design competitions worldwide. More about Dezeen Competitions launches to provide a platform for architecture and design contests
Architect duo Mathias Mentze and Alexander Ottenstein has swapped minimalist white for a range of soft colours in their overhaul of a thatched 19th-century country house in Jels, Denmark. More about Mentze Ottenstein is clever with colour in revamp of Dinesen Country Home
New York studio General Assembly has outfitted a residence inside the SO-IL-designed 144 Vanderbilt development in Brooklyn, creating a model apartment that doubles as a shoppable design gallery. More about General Assembly curates model residence at Brooklyn's 144 Vanderbilt
It divides opinion, but brutalist-style design can be deployed to great effect in the kitchen. In this lookbook, we collect eight recent examples. More about Eight brutalist kitchens where cooking meets concrete
Local studio Westblom Krasse Arkitektkontor has turned a 19th-century courtyard house in Stockholm into a dining space for an event agency, using natural materials to create an elegant yet welcoming space. More about Westblom Krasse Arkitektkontor designs Aganippe restaurant with stone "food altar"
New York-based Elmo Studios has turned an industrial loft into offices for design-tech business Furniture.com, combining original details with a residential layout. More about Elmo Studios converts New York loft for Furniture.com headquarters
For our latest lookbook, we've collected eight entrance halls and vestibules where impactful details like mirrored ceilings, custom-made chandeliers and artworks welcome visitors into the home. More about Eight stylish entrance halls that create a great first impression
Speaker design studio Silence Please has created a showroom for its bespoke speakers outfitted with a tea room, record store and listening space in a New York City loft. More about Silence Please creates "giant living room" for New York showroom and listening space
In this week's comments update, readers are discussing a family home in India with a 400-kilogram chandelier in the foyer, designed by Bengaluru studio Multitude of Sins. More about "Cathedral of kitsch" says commenter
Australian firm Pattern Studio has renovated this Sydney house for a father and his grown-up children, filling the rooms with oversized stone, cherry burl and butter-soft Douglas fir. More about Daddy Cool is a "slick but not stiff" Sydney home renovation
Dutch design studio Barde vanVoltt has blended coffee-inspired textures with recycled materials made from coffee beans to create an immersive showroom for DAK Coffee Roasters in Amsterdam. More about Barde vanVoltt designs coffee showroom to feel like "stepping into a coffee cup"