Clara Finnigan
Dezeen In Depth examines the spaceship taking humans back to the moon
This month's Dezeen In Depth newsletter asks what's behind the trend for bold interiors in Ukraine and features an interview delving into the design of the Orion spacecraft. Subscribe to Dezeen In Depth today! More about Dezeen In Depth examines the spaceship taking humans back to the moon
Nino Ferrari-Mathis visits Ricardo Bofill's La Fábrica and talks to Moshe Safdie
Watch Dezeen creator-at-large Nino Ferrari-Mathis visit Piscina das Marés by Álvaro Siza and La Fábrica by Ricardo Bofill, and discuss the extension of the Crystal Bridges Museum with Moshe Safdie. More about Nino Ferrari-Mathis visits Ricardo Bofill's La Fábrica and talks to Moshe Safdie
Flynn McGarry creates "relaxed and warm" dining interior at Cove in New York
A cohesive blend of natural timbers, including Douglas fir, cherry and ash wood, has been used to define the interiors of Cove restaurant, self-designed by chef Flynn McGarry. More about Flynn McGarry creates "relaxed and warm" dining interior at Cove in New York
Jan Hendzel unveils towering timber sculpture for entrance of Hotel Park Ave
A 12-foot-tall wooden sculpture conceived by designer Jan Hendzel and designed by Jacu Strauss forms the centrepiece of Hotel Park Ave in New York by hospitality chain Lore Group. More about Jan Hendzel unveils towering timber sculpture for entrance of Hotel Park Ave
Mentze Ottenstein designs space for "calm discovery" at Tekla store in London
A calming and natural material palette of clay plaster, cherry wood and wool characterise Danish homeware brand Tekla's store in London. More about Mentze Ottenstein designs space for "calm discovery" at Tekla store in London
Eight "deeply contextual" rural Scottish houses
A repurposed 19th-century farm and a dwelling clad in burnt larch feature in New Scottish Houses, a book celebrating modern homes in rural Scotland. More about Eight "deeply contextual" rural Scottish houses
Dezeen announces Nino Ferrari-Mathis of @ninosbuildings as creator-at-large
Dezeen has teamed up with Nino Ferrari-Mathis, creator of Instagram and TikTok account @ninosbuildings, to bring audiences on Dezeen's social channels the best of architecture around the world. More about Dezeen announces Nino Ferrari-Mathis of @ninosbuildings as creator-at-large
Dartmoor retreat responds to the "rhythm of farm life"
Architecture practices Studio Gugger and Channel have repurposed local stone, lime and deadwood to renovate the Fowlescombe Farm retreat in Devon, England. More about Dartmoor retreat responds to the "rhythm of farm life"
Burberry rebrand "totally and utterly irresponsible" says Peter Saville
Redesigning Burberry's logo less than five years after its rebrand was a reckless move, graphic designer Peter Saville has told Dezeen. More about Burberry rebrand "totally and utterly irresponsible" says Peter Saville
"Dramatic arboretum" forms centrepiece of Locke hotel in Paris
Two French baroque mansions and a 19th-century factory have been transformed into Locke Hotels' latest outpost in Paris, designed by interiors studio Fettle. More about "Dramatic arboretum" forms centrepiece of Locke hotel in Paris
Iorram cottage explores "a distinctly Scottish approach to natural materials"
A natural material palette of locally sourced Douglas fir, clay plaster and earthenware tiles characterise this cottage by Baillie Baillie Architects in the Scottish Highlands. More about Iorram cottage explores "a distinctly Scottish approach to natural materials"
Palma presents furniture with a "playful twist" at Collectible
A lamp with a bronze, cashew nut switch and furniture covered in eggshell mosaic feature in this collection by Brazilian studio Palma. More about Palma presents furniture with a "playful twist" at Collectible
Loewe unveils Josef & Anni Albers-informed collection
Loom-woven coats and screen-printed skirts feature in fashion brand Loewe's latest collection created in collaboration with the Josef & Anni Albers Foundation. More about Loewe unveils Josef & Anni Albers-informed collection
Seven feline-friendly interiors that make cats the master of the home
A "brutalist cat-flap" and a room dedicated to "feline enrichment" feature in our latest lookbook rounding up seven homes created with design-forward cats in mind. More about Seven feline-friendly interiors that make cats the master of the home
Laurids Gallée's resin Cairn lamps make "light feel almost liquid"
As part of the inaugural Design Biennale Rotterdam, local designer Laurids Gallée has unveiled a collection of giant resin lights in collaboration with design gallery Collectional. More about Laurids Gallée's resin Cairn lamps make "light feel almost liquid"
Rudy Guénaire designs PNY restaurant as an ode to modernist California
Creative director Rudy Guénaire has completed an interior in Reims, France for his own restaurant, inspired by the iconic modernist interiors and colours of California. More about Rudy Guénaire designs PNY restaurant as an ode to modernist California
David Thulstrup adds oak and slate restaurant to RSHP's Macallan Distillery
Danish designer David Thulstrup has completed the TimeSpirit restaurant inside RSHP's Macallan distillery building in Scotland. More about David Thulstrup adds oak and slate restaurant to RSHP's Macallan Distillery
EBBA and Charlotte Taylor design London listening bar "dedicated to sound"
Warm adaptive lighting, acoustic panelling and woodblock columns cocoon Space Talk, a listening bar in London designed by local architecture practice EBBA and designer Charlotte Taylor. More about EBBA and Charlotte Taylor design London listening bar "dedicated to sound"
Eight London house extensions that maximise space and light
For our latest lookbook we've gathered eight London homes that have traded in unused garden space for contemporary and light-filled living areas. More about Eight London house extensions that maximise space and light
Sabine Marcelis stacks reclaimed onyx slabs for fountain in Amsterdam's Vondelpark
Designer Sabine Marcelis has teamed up with Dutch stone supplier SolidNature to create a water fountain in Amsterdam's biggest and most famous park. More about Sabine Marcelis stacks reclaimed onyx slabs for fountain in Amsterdam's Vondelpark