Rhode Island design studio Pneuhaus worked with production designer Sue Chan to produce hundreds of inflatable cushions made from a flexible plastic for the design of sci-fi habitats on the set of AppleTV+'s Murderbot series. More about Pneuhaus innovates inflatable panelling for extraterrestrial buildings in Murderbot series
Dezeen Showroom: Finnish furniture brand Nikari has designed a solid timber tray table in collaboration with Danish designer Cecilie Manz. More about Taso tray table by Cecilie Manz for Nikari
Dezeen Showroom: Swedish design brand Skewed has released a collection of multifunctional "open-ended objects" made from ash and MDF that can function as tables, stools or plinths. More about Everything Series One tables by Skewed
Canadian designer Thom Fougere has created a series of commemorative tables for the G7 political summit in Alberta, Canada, using a stone unique to the region and commonly used on its civic buildings. More about Thom Fougere designs veiny stone tables for G7 summit at remote Canadian lodge
A series of large sculptural fragments make up this architectural folly, which has been created by artist Simone Brewster for the London Festival of Architecture. More about Simone Brewster mimics ancient architecture for colourful London pavilion
Dezeen Showroom: architect Ben van Berkel, founder of UNS, worked with Dutch office furniture brand Ahrend on a task chair that takes cues from the colourful and ergonomic nature of athletic footwear. More about Remode task chair by Ben van Berkel for Ahrend
Dezeen Showroom: US textile company Designtex has released Mosaic, a maximalist textile with a geometric pattern created by London-based design studio Kapitza. More about Mosaic fabric by Kapitza for Designtex
British designer Lee Broom is set to launch a portable table lamp informed by 1970s glass blocks as part of an exhibition of his lighting designs from the past decade at the 3 Days of Design festival in Copenhagen. More about Lee Broom presents portable Chant table lamp at 3 Days of Design
Dezeen Showroom: New Zealand-based LyZadie Design Studio has created a series of tables made from reclaimed kauri and rimu wood that reinterpret traditional Māori weaving practices. More about Letsweave tables by LyZadie Design Studio
As 3 Days of Design kicks off, a separate exhibition in Copenhagen is combining design with music, art, fashion and food. In an exclusive interview, Other Circle director Svend Jacob Pedersen explains the decision to run the event independently. More about Copenhagen's design week "needs more independent actors" says Other Circle director
Dezeen Showroom: Finnish brand Vaarnii has unveiled the latest additions to its Maasto furniture range, designed by Ronan Bouroullec and with fabric by Kvadrat, at 3 Days of Design. More about Vaarnii expands Ronan Bouroullec furniture range Maasto at 3 Days of Design
Ahead of the 2025 edition of 3 Days of Design, which kicks off tomorrow, we've rounded up six cafes and bars that are popping up across Copenhagen for the occasion. More about Six food and drink pop-ups serving design-hungry visitors at this year's 3 Days of Design
This week's 3 Days of Design festival in Copenhagen will see Hem debut a much-hyped pouf by Kusheda Mensah, marking the first time the Swedish furniture house has collaborated with a Black designer. More about Hem launches many-fingered ottoman by "rising star" Kusheda Mensah
Dezeen Showroom: Australian workplace furniture brand Zenith took cues from a subculture originating in 1950s Britain when designing these playfully colourful tables. More about Teddy tables and workstations by Zenith
Dezeen Showroom: a steel-framed lounge chair upholstered with heat-shrunk fabric is among six new products featured on Dezeen Showroom this week. More about Shrinx lounge chair by +Halle among six new products on Dezeen Showroom
Designers including Tom Dixon, Jonas Trampedach and John Tree have used a hydraulic press to create furniture, lamps and objects for an exhibition that is on show in Copenhagen as part of 3 Days of Design. More about Eight designers present products made using a hydraulic press at Værktøj 2 exhibition
London's Design Museum has named designer Lulu Harrison the winner of the fourth annual Ralph Saltzman Prize for her "glass artefact" project made from waste shells, wood and bracken from the River Thames. More about Lulu Harrison wins Ralph Saltzman Prize for Thames Glass made from river waste
More than 100 speakers can be suspended from this timber-framed canopy and sound installation, designed by Swiss studio Leopold Banchini Architects with architect Giona Bierens de Haan and DJ DVS1. More about Dark Skies festival installation "treats sound as a primary building material"
Redesigning Burberry's logo less than five years after its rebrand was a reckless move, graphic designer Peter Saville has told Dezeen. More about Burberry rebrand "totally and utterly irresponsible" says Peter Saville
American furniture brand Coalesse has unveiled a sculptural seating collection by architect Jean Nouvel, with curved forms that envelop the sitter and allow for versatile configurations within a space. More about Jean Nouvel designs pared-back furniture for Coalesse that has "nothing to do with minimalism"