Fashion brand Telfar has opened its first brick-and-mortar store, located in Lower Manhattan and featuring a public-access television studio. The brand founded by American-Liberian designer Telfar Clemens chose the busy corner of Canal Street and… Read More »Telfar “conceptual yet egalitarian” New York flagship includes a TV studio
Dezeen School Shows: a garden intended to educate children on sustainability are among the architecture and design projects from Academy of Art University. Also featured is a proposal for an aquatic park in San Francisco,… Read More »Sustainable garden designed to educate among projects from Academy of Art University
A honeycomb-patterned facade informed by the surface of a football wraps the headquarters of the governing body of Portuguese football in Porto, completed by local architecture practice OODA. Named Arena Liga Portugal, the 13,200-square-metre building,… Read More »OODA wraps Liga Portugal HQ and football museum with honeycomb-patterned facade
Pitched roofs made of red corrugated metal have recently proven popular among both architects and Dezeen readers. Below, we’ve rounded up five examples of otherwise modest houses that use this striking feature to their advantage.… Read More »Five unassuming houses crowned with bold red metal roofs
Interior design studio Fettle has used pink and yellow hues throughout Italian restaurant Cicchetti in London‘s Piccadilly to capture the “magic of dusk” in Venice. Venetian architecture has long been a source of inspiration for Fettle.… Read More »Venetian sunsets inform warm interiors of London restaurant Cicchetti
Designer Jeffrey Renz has utilised his weekend home, the Toyhill House by Frank Lloyd Wright, as a space to showcase products from his new brand, Ready to Hang, alongside a curated design collection. Also known as the Friedman… Read More »Frank Lloyd Wright’s Toyhill House hosts Ready to Hang designs