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Field Architects references local vernacular for Gulzar's Residence in India
Adobe walls, textured plaster and wooden window frames bring "a unique artisanal charm" to this Indian house overlooking the Himalayas in Ladakh, completed by Indian studio Field Architects.
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World's largest wooden structure encircles Expo 2025 Osaka
A gridded wooden structure formed using traditional joinery makes up The Grand Ring, which Japanese studio Sou Fujimoto Architects has used to encircle the Expo 2025 Osaka in Japan.
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Stuart Semple replicates newly discovered colour with "very weird glowy teal" paint
British artist Stuart Semple says that he "pulled an all-nighter" to create his Yolo paint in a colour that imitates one a group of American scientists claim to have just discovered.
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"The days of dressing up superfluous stuff and placing it amid vapid installations surely need to stop"
This year's Milan design week was a noisy assault on the mind that often felt light on substance and heavy on commercial opportunism, writes Max Fraser.
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Mercedes-Benz unveils luxury van with integrated chess board and karaoke mode
German carmaker Mercedes-Benz is hoping to redefine vans as luxury VIP shuttles with its Vision V concept, unveiled this week at the Auto Shanghai motor show.
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Ma Yansong and Annabelle Selldorf named world's most influential architects
Architects Annabelle Selldorf and Ma Yansong have been named on the Time 100 list of most influential people for 2025 by Time magazine.
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Neri&Hu designs bao restaurant to evoke Shanghai's street life
A full-height void creates a passageway through the middle of the Gros Bao restaurant in Marseille, France, designed by architects Neri&Hu to reference Shanghai's traditional alleyways.
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"My work is deeply rooted in how people feel" says Tatjana von Stein
French-German interior designer Tatjana von Stein, who recently joined the Dezeen Awards jury, aims to create a sense of harmony driven by local heritage and craft in her work.
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Taipei restaurant features lights resembling bamboo stalks
Warm and earthy tones and materials were used to create Taiwanese fine-dining restaurant Logy, which architect Keiji Ashizawa designed for "intimate dining experiences".
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Humanscale grows its work-from-home offering with a new comfort-focused collection
Promotion: US work furniture brand Humanscale premiered its comfort-focused Humanscale Living collection at Salone del Mobile last week.
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Dezeen Events Guide launches digital guide to NYCxDesign 2025
Dezeen Events Guide has launched the 2025 edition of its digital guide to NYCxDesign, outlining key events at the festival, such as showrooms, installations, exhibitions, fairs, talks and product launches.
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First 3D-printed Starbucks nears completion in Texas
The first 3D-printed store by coffeehouse chain Starbucks is nearing completion in Brownsville, Texas, featuring exposed layered walls overlaid with the brand's signage.
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US government restricts "sustainability" language for its overseas architecture
US agency Overseas Building Operations has released a memo asking its architect collaborators to remove language relating to "sustainability" and "climate".
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Fourteen designers spotlighted at Look Book 2025 at ICFF
Promotion: colourful ceramic lights and mathematically generated wall hangings are among the designs set to be shown at the Look Book exhibition at this year's ICFF in New York City.
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Green terracotta covers Disney New York headquarters by SOM and Gensler
American studios SOM and Gensler have completed a headquarters for media company Disney in New York City that references the local architecture but uses stand-out terracotta cladding.
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Blossom chandelier by Brand Van Egmond
Dezeen Showroom: Dutch lighting design studio Brand Van Egmond aimed to reflect the natural growth of plants in the Blossom chandelier, which is made of borosilicate glass.
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