Dezeen’s favourite furniture and lighting from October
Kazuyo Sejima presents compact Tokyo homes that “show how cities and buildings grow together”
Eight architecture and design events in November from Dezeen Events Guide
Undulating wooden benches provide versatile public seating on London’s Strand
New York exhibition “reimagines the home” using furniture made of biomaterials
Sawtooth-roofed extension with “factory-like aesthetic” added to Ghent home
I IN uses glossy surfaces and Edo purple to create “new form of Japanese luxury” for Ginza Lounge
Spring Studio uses biomaterials to create sustainable interiors for World Heritage Centre Wadden Sea
Bright green stairwells bookend school workshops in Belgium
Eight isolated modernist-style homes that belong in thrillers
“Intricate craftsmanship” revives modernist Vejrhøj summerhouse in Denmark
Eight shadowy bedrooms that are perfect for the spooky season
Nike and Palace Skateboards unveil transforming skatepark in Victorian public bathhouse
StudioTamat transforms Rome “villino” with glass floors and mirror ceilings
Fernanda Canales orients circular Mexican house as “solar clock”
Cosmic stool by Mati Sipiora among 14 new products on Dezeen Showroom
Ten projects that illustrate Piers Taylor’s call for “deeper and messier” architecture
Live Berg curates “tasting menu” of Norwegian design in Oslo gallery D142
Rieder unveils “timber-hybrid hall” at headquarters in Austria
Ivy Studio designs “bold and glamorous” Montreal restaurant
The Collector’s Residence showcases collectible Portuguese design in a “lived-in space”
nArchitects designs twin park pavilions on either side of the Hudson River
Dezeen In Depth explores if people really prefer traditional architecture
