Competition: win a bag from TheyNewYork
For our latest competition, we’ve teamed up with footwear brand TheyNewYork (THEY) to offer readers the chance to win the THEY Sole Tote. Read more
Lunetta sofa by Studiopepe for Leolux
Dezeen Showroom: cushions designed to « embrace you like a blanket » characterise the Lunetta sofa, created by furniture brand Leolux and Dutch design practice Studiopepe. Read more
Screen for climbing plants wraps home in Porto by Anarchlab
Climbing plants will gradually cover the screen of iron bars that surrounds Nevogilde house in Porto, Portugal, which has been completed by local studio Anarchlab. Read more
Ten different and everyday uses for bioplastics
A sequinned Stella McCartney bodysuit and styrofoam cups made from mealworms feature in this roundup highlighting innovative design projects that make use of bioplastics. Read more
Art is « the medium I want to express myself in » says Samuel Ross
Designer Samuel Ross speaks to Dezeen about his move into fine art, his future in product design and how his vision « has never been to see everyone wearing my T-shirt » at the opening of his exhibition Land. Read more
Piola lighting by Danilo De Rossi for Italamp
Dezeen Showroom: Italian brand Italamp has launched Piola, a collection of suspended lighting by designer Danilo De Rossi crafted by weaving gold-coloured metal with glass rods. Read more
Five key projects by curator and Dezeen Awards judge Su Wu
Writer and curator Su Wu has joined Dezeen Awards 2023 as a judge. Here, she selects five projects that best reflect her work. Read more
Resolve Collective reimagines role of institutions in Barbican installation
In this exclusive video produced by Dezeen, Resolve Collective discusses its latest architectural installation at the Barbican, which takes the form of an interactive landscape to be used for community organisation. Read more
« We need a genuine restart that asks difficult questions about the role of Salone »
Milan design week is an opportunity to showcase ingenious responses to climate change but the Salone del Mobile fair it relies on is still inherently unsustainable, writes Katie Treggiden. Read more
Emma Martà celebrates Menorca’s architectural heritage in Hevresac Hotel
Spanish architect Emma Martà has converted an 18th-century townhouse on the Balearic island of Menorca into the intimate eight-bedroom Hevresac Hotel, taking over all of its five floors from basement to attic. Read more

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