Dezeen Showroom: steel blocks appear to teeter mid-fall in the bases of these sculptural, brutalist-informed tables by furniture brand Duffy London. Duffy London founder Christopher Duffy looked to his interests in brutalist architecture and the visual… Read More »Megalith table by Duffy London
Wallpapers aren’t just patterns on a background. Sometimes, they set the stage for an experience, not just decoration. In his Capsule Collection for Wall/Pepper®, design icon Karim Rashid brings his signature swirl of color, geometry,… Read More »From Flat to Far Out: Karim Rashid’s Wallpaper Capsule Energizes the Everyday Wall
Walls of roughcast render and a concrete roof enclose this coastal home on Cruit Island in Ireland, designed by Donegal studio Pasparakis Friel to blend in with the surrounding rocky outcrops. Located off the Republic… Read More »Coastal Irish home by Pasparakis Friel embraces “exposed island context”
Prosecutors are seeking the arrest of developer Manfredi Catella and Milan city council member Giancarlo Tancredi for bribery related to the city’s skyscraper boom over the past decade. Prosecutors in the city are looking to… Read More »Prosecutors seek arrests as part of sprawling investigation into Milan skyscraper boom
It’s time for the construction industry to bring back cob, but innovation is needed to solidify the age-old material’s place back within our toolkits, design collective Cella tell Dezeen in this Building with Cob interview.… Read More »Cob can be “a mainstream building material once again” say Cella
Israel has used controlled explosions and bulldozers to demolish thousands of civilian buildings across Gaza in recent weeks, a BBC investigation has found. The broadcaster’s open-source intelligence team, BBC Verify, analysed satellite imagery and video… Read More »Israel using planned demolitions to flatten “large swathes” of buildings in Gaza