Lookbooks
Ten bathrooms where marble lines the walls
Our latest lookbook shines a light on homes where marble and similar natural stones have been used as the primary material in the bathrooms. More about Ten bathrooms where marble lines the walls
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Hotels
Keiji Ashizawa and Norm Architects design tactile interiors for "hotel in the sky"
Japanese designer Keiji Ashizawa and Danish studio Norm Architects have unveiled their design for the Bellustar Tokyo hotel, which aims to evoke a sense of nature in the middle of Tokyo's urban Shinjuku district. More about Keiji Ashizawa and Norm Architects design tactile interiors for "hotel in the sky"
Interiors
And And And Studio brings 1970s elements to Century City Law Office
And And And Studio has overhauled the offices for one of LA's top entertainment law firms, opting for a look that's "more akin to a hotel lobby". More about And And And Studio brings 1970s elements to Century City Law Office
London houses
The Mint List brings mid-century influences to north London family home
Interior design studio The Mint List has brought light, space and warmth to this Edwardian house in London with multiple extensions, a hidden playroom and plenty of tactile materials. More about The Mint List brings mid-century influences to north London family home
Lookbooks
Ten gallery interiors that are artworks in their own right
A subterranean gallery carved into a sand dune and a treehouse-style art museum feature in our latest lookbook, which collects striking gallery interiors from around the world. More about Ten gallery interiors that are artworks in their own right
Hotels
Linehouse designs Hong Kong guesthouse to evoke the comfort of home
Chinese interior studio Linehouse used natural materials and a muted colour palette to give the Ying'nFlo guesthouse in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, the feel of an inviting home. More about Linehouse designs Hong Kong guesthouse to evoke the comfort of home
Hotels
Ember Locke hotel channels Kensington's decadent heyday
Warm saturated colours and maximalist touches are combined inside Locke Hotels' latest outpost in west London, designed by local studios Atelier Ochre and House of Dré. More about Ember Locke hotel channels Kensington's decadent heyday
Dezeen Awards
Winning a Dezeen Award "made me feel like anything is possible" say past winners
With just three weeks until Dezeen Awards entries close, last year's winners detail the positive outcomes of winning and encourage other studios to enter. More about Winning a Dezeen Award "made me feel like anything is possible" say past winners
Interiors
Cliffside hotel in China features cave-like pool with sea views
Chinese interior studio GS Design has created the nature-informed Miyue Blue and White Island Pool Homestay near Shenzhen, China. More about Cliffside hotel in China features cave-like pool with sea views
Shops
Anne Holtrop organises Parisian jewellery boutique around wavy acrylic wall
Dutch architect Anne Holtrop has used rippled sheets of acrylic to create a water-like partition inside this Parisian boutique by jewellery designer Charlotte Chesnais. More about Anne Holtrop organises Parisian jewellery boutique around wavy acrylic wall
Office interiors
Daniel Boddam converts Sydney warehouse into calm and plant-filled office
Local firm Daniel Boddam Studio has transformed a warehouse in Australia into a workplace for landscape design practice Wyer & Co, bringing nature into the space by using greenery and natural materials. More about Daniel Boddam converts Sydney warehouse into calm and plant-filled office
Hotels
Basile Studio enlivens Moxy Williamsburg hotel with "eclectic grab-bag" of spaces
Hotel brand Moxy has opened its first outpost in Brooklyn, with plentiful gathering spaces including a bar with motorised 20-feet-tall liquor shelves and an eatery modelled on Tel Aviv's Bauhaus architecture. More about Basile Studio enlivens Moxy Williamsburg hotel with "eclectic grab-bag" of spaces
Paris apartments
Rodolphe Parente respectfully rethinks a classic Haussmannian apartment in Paris
French interior designer Rodolphe Parente has completed a contemporary overhaul of a 19th-century Parisian apartment, reflecting both the building's heritage and the "radical" art collection of its owner. More about Rodolphe Parente respectfully rethinks a classic Haussmannian apartment in Paris
Restaurants
Space tourism informs design of Ichi Station sushi restaurant in Milan
Valencian design studio Masquespacio has completed a dine-in restaurant for takeaway sushi chain Ichi Station in Milan, with interiors designed to resemble a futuristic spaceship. More about Space tourism informs design of Ichi Station sushi restaurant in Milan
Interiors
JUJU Studio creates "poetic and romantic" flagship for Miss Circle in New York
Pools of red carpet spill across the floor of this women's fashion boutique designed by JUJU Studio in New York City. More about JUJU Studio creates "poetic and romantic" flagship for Miss Circle in New York
Caves
Eight cave-like interiors that celebrate curved forms
A spa with a spherical swimming pool and holiday homes with sloping plaster walls feature in our latest lookbook, which showcases eight cavernous Greek interiors. More about Eight cave-like interiors that celebrate curved forms
London houses
Daytrip creates calm broken-plan interior for Edwardian home in west London
Warm, tactile materials and rich colours are balanced with a newfound sense of openness in this early 20th-century house that architecture studio Daytrip has renovated and extended in London. More about Daytrip creates calm broken-plan interior for Edwardian home in west London
Interiors
Sofía Betancur references nearby church for Pizzeria Della Madonna
A neighbouring church informed the layout and design of this pizzeria in Mexico City, in which architect Sofía Betancur placed the oven in full view. More about Sofía Betancur references nearby church for Pizzeria Della Madonna
Installations
Markus Benesch designs Alpine home for fabled "tuntschi" doll
A vengeful doll from an Alpine folk tale was the imagined occupant of this colourful cabin-style home created by German designer Markus Benesch at Milan design week. More about Markus Benesch designs Alpine home for fabled "tuntschi" doll
Installations
Farrell Centre opens with exhibition showcasing mycelium and fake fur
An architecture centre founded by British architect Terry Farrell has opened in Newcastle, England, with an exhibition exploring building materials of the future and "urban rooms" for local residents. More about Farrell Centre opens with exhibition showcasing mycelium and fake fur