This week on Dezeen, we revealed this year’s Serpentine Pavilion, which was designed by Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum. Made from four arched timber structures, the pavilion, named A Capsule in Time, is organised around a… Read More »This week the 2025 Serpentine Pavilion was unveiled
Dezeen Showroom: looking back at the 2025 iteration of Clerkenwell Design Week in London, we’ve compiled six product and furniture designs by British makers and manufacturers published on Dezeen Showroom. The following roundup details products from… Read More »Six British-designed furnishings that continue the nation’s design heritage
Panelised building components made of mass timber were used to construct a residential building by SuperLA, a design and development firm that views “homes as products” rather than bespoke architectural projects. Called SuperBungalows on Marathon,… Read More »SuperBungalows in Los Angeles “radically reconsiders” housing
Installations on corporate campuses are often more than just eye candy. They’re a preview of the company’s ethos, a physical expression of how they think and create. So it’s no surprise that Google’s latest architectural… Read More »The Orb on Google’s Campus Is a Living Algorithm in Architectural Form
Dezeen Showroom: London-based kitchen design brand Hølte has released a range of minimalist cabinet fronts and handles that are compatible with units from popular suppliers. Manufactured in the UK, the One collection can be made… Read More »One cabinet fronts by Hølte
Chicago’s West Loop has always buzzed with creative energy – post-industrial warehouses turned restaurants, hidden galleries, and a distinct pulse that makes it one of the country’s most forward-thinking, up-and-coming design districts. But for three… Read More »Design, Donuts + DJs: Fulton Market DesignDays 2025