Dezeen Showroom: workplace furniture brand Mute has added two new products to its Jetson range of office pods, designed to prioritise affordability and ease of assembly. The new additions to the Jetson range are the Jetson… Read More »Jetson office pods by Mute
Architecture studio Pensaer referred to its clients’ love for gardening when designing this cottage extension in Herne Hill, London, which is finished with a palette of wood and reclaimed materials. The extension to the rear… Read More »Pensaer revamps Allotment Cottage in London with timber-framed extension
Dezeen Showroom: Danish brand Arturel and designer Nital Patel combined beauty, practicality and sustainability in their Wave felt acoustic panels, which are made from 100 per cent recycled plastic. Wave is a sound-absorbing, three-dimensional felt art… Read More »Wave acoustic panels by Nital Patel for Arturel
In this week’s comments update, readers are discussing a residential skyscraper in Downtown Manhatten created by Rafael Viñoly Architects using an “unconventional approach”. The Greenwich is a 274-metre high, 88-storey skyscraper containing 272 residences, comprised… Read More »“Nothing out of the ordinary here” says commenter
Architecture studio Chybik + Kristof has unveiled plans for a timber and rammed-earth preschool that will feature an outdoor classroom sheltered by fabric canopies in Mulbekh, India. Set to be built in the mountainous and… Read More »Chybik + Kristof reveals plans for “culturally-sensitive” preschool in northern India
Chairs informed by Nigerian mythology and modernist-style floor lamps were among the objects displayed at an exhibition organised by social enterprise POOR Collective to raise the profile of young designers at this year’s London Design… Read More »POOR Collective exhibition showcases work by emerging London designers