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Dezeen Showroom: Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa has created the Bosco chair for Italian furniture brand Molteni&C with a curved form « that invites the body to let go ». Read more

UK architecture studio Thing has transformed a former library in Cornwall into an arts and cultural hub, contrasting its historic surfaces with timber elements informed by theatre stage sets. Read more

Designer Laila Gohar has transformed a traditional carousel by swapping its original figures for oversized fruits and vegetables in celebration of her first ready-to-wear collection, launching at Milan design week with fashion brand Arket. Read more

Design Mumbai has announced that this year’s edition of the trade fair in India will not take place, citing the « ongoing situation in the Gulf » as a contributing factor. Read more

Dezeen Showroom: French tapware brand Duten has released an slimline hand-drying solution for public washrooms that acts as both towel a dispenser and waste bin in one. Read more

Milan design week is the most significant event in the global design calendar. But what shapes the city’s creative scene for the other 51 weeks of the year? Jane Englefield reports. Read more

Car brand Lexus has unveiled a Milan design week installation designed to be experienced in motion with shifting viewpoints informed by movement across land, sea and air, as captured in this video produced by Dezeen. Read more

Illustrations of Kasing Lung’s infamous Labubu character are emblazoned on classic white USM Haller cabinets as part of a collaboration unveiled by the Swiss furniture maker at Milan design week. Read more

Promotion: Italian mosaic brand Sicis debuts three furniture pieces at this year’s Salone del Mobile in Milan, Italy, which is set within a booth covered in mosaic portraits. Read more

Walk into a restaurant today, and you’re not just entering a dining room. You’re entering a media studio. Every surface, every light fixture, every plate is a potential frame for a social media post. But in 2026, the rules have shifted. The neon signs and fake greenery that defined “Instagrammable” design for years are giving …