Dubai offers designers the opportunity to “innovate, fail fast, move on again,” according to speakers at a talk hosted by Dezeen and kitchen appliances brand Gaggenau. Dezeen teamed up with the brand to host and… Read More »Designing in Dubai is like “working with wet clay” says panel at Gaggenau Dubai
French artist Alexandre Henry has created a series of sculptures based on furniture and objects salvaged from war-torn areas of Ukraine that he repaired using metal from Russian missiles. Henry‘s project, titled Light Into Darkness,… Read More »Alexandre Henry transforms explosion-damaged objects into “silent witnesses” of Ukraine war
Workplace and industry leaders Pip Jamieson, Marsha Ramroop, Tracy Brower, Lindsay Urquhar and Aliya Vigor‑Robertson have been announced as judges for Dezeen Jobs Top Companies 2026. Dezeen Jobs Top Companies recognises outstanding studios and companies… Read More »Pip Jamieson and Marsha Ramroop among Dezeen Jobs Top Companies judges
Argentinian artist Pilar Zeta has installed a series of blocky columns covered in iridescent car paint in Miami Beach as a space of respite from the busy energies of Art Basel, Design Miami and other… Read More »Pilar Zeta creates chromatic colonnade to “recalibrate from frenetic energy of art fairs”
Design studio Stephen Burks Man Made has collaborated with Italian manufacturer Alpi to create The Lost Cloth Object, a “speculative ceremonial site” based on Congolese Kuba textile patterns at Design Miami 2025. Based on visits… Read More »Stephen Burks and Alpi create “hybrid object” based on Congolese textiles
In modern corporate environments, familiar residential elements can actually help foster productivity just as effectively as standard contract furniture, and also serve as a welcoming place for staff, too. For a new project, Between the… Read More »A New Office in the Ukraine Emphasizes Comfort in Residential Setting