As “immersive experiences” continue to proliferate, Shane Reiner-Roth considers the implications for our relationship with architecture and the built environment. It was not long ago that advancements in OLED displays, projection-mapping and digital signage appeared… Read More »“The distinction between theme parks and urban venues is rapidly dissolving”
Projects by architects Sumayya Vally and David Gianotten are among this year’s Sydney Design Week highlights, chosen by curators Keinton Butler and Amaia Sánchez-Velasco. Curated by Powerhouse Museum senior curator Keinton Butler and architect Amaia Sánchez-Velasco, Sydney… Read More »Six visions of the future at Sydney Design Week
The Dezeen team is reporting live from London Design Festival, which takes place 14-22 September. Read on for all the coverage from Monday 16 September. 5:00pm – spoilt for choice! Looking for a bit… Read More »Monday from London Design Festival 2024
A sound-emitting egg sculpture and a samurai chest of drawers feature in a series of objects made by designers in collaboration with master artisans from Japan‘s Tohoku region, on show for London Design Festival. Designers… Read More »Sabine Marcelis and Ini Archibong among designers to collaborate with Japanese artisans
Promotion: global contract furniture brand NaughtOne is offering Dezeen readers the chance to win its newly launched Truffle pouf, which has an organic shape that can be used as a seat or footrest. By entering… Read More »Competition: win a Truffle pouf from NaughtOne
In the village of Adelboden in Switzerland, Amsterdam-based Nicemakers has transformed the interiors of The Brecon, a hundred-year-old chalet, into a secluded retreat. The intention for the 18-room chalet, called The Brecon, was for it… Read More »Nicemakers renovates Swiss chalet interiors with mid-century modern furniture