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Hand-carved lamps and NM3’s debut timber furniture are among the striking woodwork pieces spotted by Dezeen’s design and interiors reporter Jane Englefield over the past month. Read more

This month’s Dezeen In Depth newsletter checks up on rebuilding efforts in LA and features an interview with this year’s Serpentine Pavilion designers, Lanza Atelier. Subscribe to Dezeen In Depth today! Read more

This week on Dezeen, we revealed that Irish architect Niall McLaughlin has been named the recipient of the 2026 Royal Gold Medal for architecture awarded by the Royal Institute of British Architects. Read more

The stage and scenography for the Grammy Awards ceremony in LA this coming weekend is designed by New York-based Yellow Studio and anchored by a giant golden gramophone. Read more

Dezeen Showroom: the following rugs and materials recently listed on Dezeen Showroom aim to bring textural and aesthetic richness to interior spaces. Read more

From site-specific exhibitions in modernist houses and ballet theatres to climate-conscious curatorials, high-end British design and an exhibition by Serpentine Pavilion designers Lanza Atelier, we’ve picked out 15 events from the dizzying array on show at this year’s Mexico City art week. Read more

Local studio David Baker Architects has completed a tower with a « folded » facade on Treasure Island, a man-made island in San Francisco that is being converted into a residential neighbourhood. Read more

Dezeen Showroom: Spanish brand Teixidors worked with designer John Pawson on a range of tactile throws and cushions that reference both stone architecture and rural landscapes. Read more

Dubai studio Dabbagh Architects has renovated the mud-brick Sultan Fort and extended the Al Ain Museum in Abu Dhabi, incorporating archaeological remains discovered during construction. Read more

At checkout, a pre-checked box adds $2 for “carbon-neutral delivery.” A progress bar shows your “plastic savings” for refusing a bag. Your banking app awards “green leaves” for reading an article about conservation. These interfaces feel virtuous, but increasingly, they function as digital indulgences, transactional gestures that obscure systemic inaction and shift the burden of planetary …