Dezeen Showroom: Italian tile manufacturer Marazzi has used its latest technologies to create a contemporary take on slate with the Mystone Pietra Ligure range. The Mystone Pietra Ligure is a porcelain stoneware tile based on… Read More »Mystone Pietra Ligure tiles by Marazzi
Australian studio Lovell Burton has extended a 19th-century workers’ cottage in Melbourne for its founders, “loosely demarcating space” with sliding walls and rotating glass doors. Named Carlton Cottage after the suburb in which it is located,… Read More »Lovell Burton lines Carlton Cottage extension with rotating walls
Italian studio Carlo Ratti Associati and US firm Höweler + Yoon Architecture have debuted a floating plaza with sloping floors at the Venice Architecture Biennale before it journeys to Brazil for COP30. Named AquaPraça, the 400-square-metre plaza is… Read More »Carlo Ratti and Höweler + Yoon’s floating AquaPraça plaza anchors in Venice
A design by Finnish studio JKMM Architects with sloped facades made from recycled brick has been announced as the winner of a contest for a design museum in Helsinki, which is set to be built… Read More »JKMM Architects wins competition to design Museum of Architecture and Design Helsinki
In this week’s comments update, readers are discussing a Notting Hill home renovation by Knox Bhaven featuring oak joinery and white surfaces. After years of neglect, the four-storey house in London was overhauled, with the… Read More »“The simple materiality works a charm” says commenter
Designer Paul Cocksedge has created a weathered steel sculpture in Trafalgar Square for London Design Festival that incorporates AI-generated films showing how the city has evolved over the centuries. What Nelson Sees is one of the… Read More »What Nelson Sees shares Admiral Nelson’s view of the city with Londoners