The inaugural edition of design show Alter in Tokyo exhibited works by 56 creatives, including “nearly invisible” window blinds and a chair covered in layers of washi paper. Alter focused on collaborative design, with designers… Read More »Alter exhibition aims to revive Tokyo’s “increasingly homogenous” design landscape
Japanese architect Jun Aoki has used translucent glass panels to create a flowing exterior for Tiffany & Co‘s flagship store in Ginza, Tokyo. Situated on a corner plot in Tokyo’s Ginza shopping district, the 66-metre-tall… Read More »Jun Aoki cloaks Tiffany & Co store in curving glass panels
Dezeen has teamed up with Habitare to spotlight this year’s edition of the Finnish design fair, examining how tactile materials and design can “provide a counterforce to our increasingly digital world”. The event took place… Read More »Habitare 2025 explored the human need to “touch and feel things”
Cameras and photographic lenses take centre stage in this minimalist showroom that Chinese firm Onoaa Studio has created for manufacturer Sigma in Shanghai. Onoaa Studio wanted the 500-square-metre showroom to embody the heritage of Sigma,… Read More »Sigma’s pared-back Shanghai showroom lets photography paraphernalia come into focus
Promotion: eight different microphones, bone-conducting technology, and AI-powered noise cancellation come together in the latest wireless headphones by tech company Nothing. Released alongside the company’s Nothing Phone (3) in September, the earbuds were designed to… Read More »Nothing launches Ear (3) headphones with “Super Mic” for calls
American studio S9 Architecture has converted an early 20th-century slaughterhouse site in Tennessee, USA, into the mixed-use Neuhoff District. Located in Germantown, a former working-class neighbourhood in Nashville known for its historic warehouses and Victorian-style… Read More »S9 Architecture converts former Nashville slaughterhouse into “modern industrial village”