Pastel-toned, suicide-proofed chairs are among the penitentiary furniture revealed to the public as part of Prison Times, the debut exhibition curated by the Dropcity centre for architecture and design in Milan. The show, which opened… Read More »Dropcity exhibition exposes hidden violence of prison furniture
As companies continue to adopt a hybrid working approach, we’ve gathered eight products that accommodate both in-office and remote work to inspire your Dezeen Awards entries in the workplace categories. These products, including a modular… Read More »Eight products designed to aid well-being in the workplace and home office
Dezeen Showroom: US brand Designtex has created a hardwearing textile named Polychrome that is decorated with a colourful kaleidoscopic pattern. In the Polychrome textile, Designtex aimed to create a material that is both visually stimulating while… Read More »Polychrome textile by Designtex
If you’re hosting an event during the 2025 edition of NYCxDesign, there’s still time to be included in Dezeen Events Guide‘s digital guide to the festival. 2025 marks the 13th anniversary of the New York… Read More »You can still feature in Dezeen’s digital guide to NYCxDesign 2025
A team of researchers from Northwestern University has developed a “carbon-negative” artificial sand that could replace conventional sand in concrete while permanently storing CO2. The research team, led by civil engineer Alessandro Rotta Loria, found… Read More »Researchers develop artificial sand that can sequester CO2
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features a Norwegian woodland cabin by Quentin Desfarges. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. Architect Quentin Desfarges completed a timber mountain cabin in Norway featuring porthole-style windows and… Read More »This week’s Dezeen Debate features “drop-dead gorgeous” cabin