This week on Dezeen, we featured a micro home built within a decommissioned wind turbine. Designed by Dutch studio Blade-Made, the wood-lined house was created as a prototype to demonstrate how wind turbines could be reused at… Read More »This week we revealed a micro home in a wind turbine
Dezeen School Shows: a 3D-printed PET lampshade and a folding bench are among the latest designs by students at Thomas Jefferson University. Also featured is a room divider designed for offices and education spaces, and a… Read More »3D-printed lampshade among design projects from Thomas Jefferson University
With New York’s annual NYCxDesign showcase in full swing, here are a few trending materials and methods for furniture and objects to look out for. The collection of showcases and exhibitions that make up NYCxDesign… Read More »NYCxDesign 2025 material trends to look out for
Promotion: according to photographer Dola Posh, Adobe’s Content Authenticity app allows her work to speak for her when she’s asleep. The artist known as Dola Posh is a UK-based, Nigeria-born photographer who has been part… Read More »“In my sleep, I want my work to keep going, to speak for me” says photographer Dola Posh
Pour yourself a fresh cup of coffee – Knoll’s latest lineup is one you’ll want to savor slowly. Unveiled as the Knoll Pavilion at Milan Design Week 2025, the heritage brand’s newest suite of collaborations… Read More »Knoll Unveils a Suite of New Collaborations With Design Visionaries
When Brooklyn-based designer Virginia Sin launched her home goods brand, SIN, in 2007, it was with a simple mission: to bring warmth and intention into everyday living. Fast forward to today, that mission is scaling… Read More »From Obelisks to Origami: Virginia Sin Unveils New Lighting