Our next Art Deco Centenary profile looks at American architect Raymond Hood, whose knack for skyscrapers led to him being branded the "brilliant bad boy of architecture". More about Raymond Hood defined the American skyscrapers of the early 20th century
A video released by British car brand Jaguar shows its Type 00 concept car slowly driving through the city's streets to a Paris Fashion Week event. More about Jaguar's controversial Type 00 concept car spotted driving on the streets of Paris
A series of irregularly stacked boxes will make up the LuLa Light Mall shopping centre, currently under construction in Chengdu, China, by Dutch studio MVRDV. More about MVRDV unveils design for stacked shopping centre in Chengdu
Severance viewers are envious of the TV show's eerie, retro-looking offices, which offer a level of design that is missing in modern-day workplaces, says production designer Jeremy Hindle in this interview. More about "Offices now are so uncreative" says Severance production designer Jeremy Hindle
A loaf-shaped window fronts the terrazzo-accented Can Pa bakery in El Terreno, Palma de Mallorca, created by British designer Jasper Morrison as part of the Project Gomila regeneration scheme. More about Jasper Morrison designs Mallorcan bakery to feel "like it had always been there"
French creative studio Waiting For Ideas has developed a turntable with a minimalist aesthetic and simplified functionality to focus attention on the listening experience. More about Waiting For Ideas crafts "monolithic" PP-1 record player from solid aluminium block
Local architecture practice HW Studio has centred Casa Emma around a lightwell and wrapped its interiors in wood on an infill lot in Morelia, Mexico. More about HW Studio carves pyramidal lightwell into Mexican house
Czech studio Atelier Hajný has transformed a derelict 1970s stone hut into a metal-clad countryside getaway named Skylight Hut with a trapezoidal roof and warm, wood-lined interiors. More about Atelier Hajný tops rural hut in Czech Republic with trapezoidal roof
Bevis Hillier's 1968 book Art Deco of the 20s and 30s made art deco famous. As part of our Art Deco Centenary series, he reflects on the style's lasting legacy. More about "I wrote the first English book on art deco"
Set design studio Stufish set out to create a unique architectural language informed by mid-century lofts and Austin Powers for pop star Sabrina Carpenter's first arena tour. More about Stufish develops distinctive "Sabrina Carpenter architecture" for Short n' Sweet tour
By creating moments of delight designers have the power to make the experience of driving electric cars better than petrol cars, says Volvo global head of design Jeremy Offer in this interview. More about Electric car drivers are "getting a better experience" says Volvo chief designer
An exhibition has opened at 21_21 Design Sight in Tokyo revealing the craft history behind the Japanese ramen bowl. More about The Art of the Ramen Bowl charts the design history of the noodle dish
A glass tower provides facilities for experimental whisky-making at Glenmorangie's new distillery in Tain, Scotland, designed by Paris studio Barthélémy Grino. More about Barthélémy Grino's Glenmorangie Distillery is an experimental whisky lab
Promotion: hit-and-miss brickwork sparks curiosity and is a sustainable choice that can also help architects push boundaries, according to clay product specialist Michelmersh Brick Holdings. More about Hit-and-miss brickwork makes "creative use of sustainable clay brick"
Bratislava-based Beef Architekti arranged a series of concrete slabs informed by fish gills to let light and air into House of Gills in Slovakia.
More about Beef Architekti designs House of Gills to "breathe like a fish"
A "brutalist cat-flap" and a room dedicated to "feline enrichment" feature in our latest lookbook rounding up seven homes created with design-forward cats in mind. More about Seven feline-friendly interiors that make cats the master of the home
South Korean designer Junho Kang has created Cling, a stool made from stainless steel sheets and designed to resemble a climber's grip. More about Rock climbing informs stool with integrated carabiner by Junho Kang
Ribbed velvet walls and curved wood details decorate this restaurant by Marc Ange Design Studio on the border between Pacific Palisades and Santa Monica, which has just reopened following January's devastating fires. More about Marc Ange envelops LA restaurant Muse in earthy caramel tones
Czech studio Ika Architekti used second-hand and scavenged materials to create this self-built sauna in Brno, which stands on railway sleepers and is clad in corrugated fibreglass panels. More about Ika Architekti uses salvaged materials for Upcycled Sauna in Czech Republic
Our latest lookbook picks out eight kitchens, bathrooms and living areas that make use of butter yellow tones.
More about Eight eclectic home interiors spread with buttery yellow tones