Painted Rocks
These painted rocks by Elizabeth Salocka delight me to no end.
Ball Glass lights by Frandsen
Dezeen Showroom: Danish brand Frandsen has added a table lamp and a floor lamp to its Ball lighting range, originally designed by brand founder Benny Frandsen. Read more
Klas Hyllén Architecture updates 1970s bungalow to capture « constantly shifting English weather »
UK studio Klas HyllĂ©n Architecture‘s retrofit of Sky House, a 1970s bungalow that steps down a hillside in south west England, is the focus of this Dezeen Exclusive. Read more
Images reveal Snøhetta’s Busan Opera House under construction in South Korea
Architecture studio Snøhetta has released photography of its Busan Opera House, which is currently under construction on a waterside site in Busan, South Korea. Read more
Dezeen launches exclusives section
Today, we are launching the Dezeen Exclusives section to showcase projects never published before online. Read more
« Obelisk-like » columns rise through Pezo von Ellrichshausen’s restaurant for botanical garden
Chilean studio Pezo von Ellrichshausen has installed a restaurant at Les Jardins de MĂ©dongaule, in South Korea’s Gyeonggi Province, featuring 16 huge green concrete columns. Read more
Ten must-see shows at Stockholm’s unoffical design week
In the wake of this year’s Stockholm Design Week being cancelled, designers and brands have taken matters into their own hands with an alternative programme of events across the city. Here are 10 highlights you won’t want to miss. Read more
Vera van der Burg puts AI and ceramics into « reflective » feedback loop
Dutch designer Vera van der Burg aimed to « slow down » AI by combining it with a ceramics practice in the project From Text-to-Clay, which has seen her exhibit several unworldly creations. Read more
Penadés creates « archipelago » of tiled objects for Tokyo Camper store
Camper shoes are displayed on curvaceous clay-tiled blocks in this overhaul of the brand’s store in Chiyoda, Tokyo, designed by Jorge PenadĂ©s‘ studio. Read more
The Art of the Pivot: Case Studies of Designers Who Successfully Switched Specialties
In a profession defined by rapid change, the most valuable skill a designer can cultivate is the ability to reinvent their own career. The pivot, from graphic design to UX, from web to industrial design, from agency to product, is not a sign of indecision, but of strategic evolution. It’s a demonstration that core design …
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