New month, new screens. For May’s Designer Desktop, we’re featuring the colorful, kinetic world of Los Angeles–based code artist and digital painter Jeres (Jeremy Schoenherr). Forget AI – Jeres writes his own algorithms, building systems… Read More »Desktop Wallpaper: May 2025 With Jeres
Dezeen Showroom: Catalan designer Eugeni Quitllet has added an upholstered armchair to his Africa collection for outdoor furniture brand Vondom, evolving the classic monobloc design into soft seating. The Africa upholstered armchair keeps the simple,… Read More »Africa upholstered armchair by Eugeni Quitllet for Vondom
A spiral staircase ascends through three stories of the Raffles Boston Back Bay Hotel’s Sky Lobby, its copper-accented herringbone floors below mirroring the city’s historic cobbled streets. Framed by fluted columns, the staircase becomes more… Read More »Stonehill Taylor Weaves Botanical Narratives Through Raffles Boston
A modular timber frame doubles as shelving, seating and storage at this angular home in Bavaria, designed by German practice Lux Architect and Spanish studio Cánovas Arquitectura. Named House Anton II and located in an… Read More »Walls “also serve as furniture” at modular House Anton II in Germany
An impressive array of architects, from Ludwig Mies van der Rohe to Heatherwick Studio, Le Corbusier to Álvaro Siza, have designed structures at world fairs, or expos. Here we round up the 12 most significant.… Read More »The 12 all-time most architecturally significant Expo buildings
Expo 2025 recently opened in Osaka with pavilions designed by leading architects including Kengo Kuma, Shigeru Ban and Lina Ghotmeh. But what actually is an expo, anyway? What is an expo? An expo, short for… Read More »Everything you need to know about expos and world’s fairs