A lack of care over design decisions made in public spaces is a key source of inequity in America, New York designer Little Wing Lee tells Dezeen in this interview. Lee, an interior designer based… Read More »Designers must challenge “aesthetic injustice” in public spaces says Little Wing Lee
Industry of All Nations (IOAN) has unveiled The Landing House, a modern wood pavilion seamlessly integrated into the rugged Mojave Desert landscape, near California’s Joshua Tree National Park. In the vast expanse of the desert,… Read More »A Modern Wood Pavilion Seamlessly Integrated Into California’s Joshua Tree
A set of aerial images has revealed work progressing on The Line megacity, Oxagon port and Sindalah resort, which are being built as part of Neom in Saudi Arabia. The images, shared by The Line’s… Read More »Aerial photos reveal work progressing on The Line megacity
We all have interests that converge, even when they seem oceans apart in similarity. For Chinese architects Quanquan Liu and Shengdi Fu of Atelier Gegeben, they made the unlikely merging of interests happen for a… Read More »A Gecko Breeder Asked for a Unique Table so He Got an Island
Dezeen Courses: we’ve selected five courses that aim to enhance students’ knowledge in interior design at institutions in USA, UK and online. This roundup covers short courses, undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes that offer students… Read More »Five interior design courses on Dezeen Courses
The innersprings and foam layers within our mattresses will eventually stop springing back to form, meaning one day you’re going to have to buy a new mattress. And according to industry reports, 16.8 million mattresses… Read More »The MAZZU Mattress Springs Back Into Action One Coil at a Time