HĂ…G Capisco task chair by Peter Opsvik for Flokk
Dezeen Showroom: Flokk has reissued a task chair created in 1984 by industrial designer Peter Opsvik, which is based on the upright posture of horse riders. Read more
Fashion collection celebrating gender fluidity among projects from De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde
Dezeen School Shows: a fashion collection that uses waves to symbolise gender fluidity is among the student projects from De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde. Read more
The Gestalt Principles in Practice: A Visual Guide to How Our Brains Perceive Design
As designers, we often operate on intuition. We “feel” when a layout is right or when a button is in the wrong place. But what if that intuition could be backed by a century-old psychology that explains exactly how our brains make sense of visual information? Enter the Gestalt Principles. Born from German psychology in the 1920s, …
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Photos show Texas’s tallest skyscraper nearing completion in Austin
The supertall Waterline skyscraper, designed by US studio KPF to be the tallest in Texas, has been photographed nearing completion, with much of the structural work and facade in place. Read more
Coffee Table 01 + Side Table 01 by Tom Black
Dezeen Showroom: classic Italian materiality is given a modern Australian twist in these coffee and side tables by interior designer Tom Black. Read more
Studio Ben Allen revamps Kent farmhouse with playful colour scheme
London practice Studio Ben Allen has completed its renovation of A Place in the Country, a former farmhouse in rural Kent, introducing a playful colour scheme and an oak-lined library. Read more
The 10 biggest building announcements of 2025
From record-breaking skyscrapers and stadiums to stalled projects, here are the 10 most significant architecture announcements of the year as part of our Review of 2025. Read more
Most of world’s largest wooden structure The Grand Ring to be burned as « chips for fuel »
The Grand Ring in Osaka will be mostly turned into firewood, its architect Sou Fujimoto has told Dezeen. Read more
« Car design is increasingly about mood, not mechanics »
Automotive brands are seeking to emphasise their design credentials, providing a clue about where car design is heading, writes Liv Taylor. Read more
US drops Calibri typeface from official usage citing « degradation » of correspondence
The US State Department has ended the use of the Calibri sans-serif typeface for its communications, re-instating the use of Times New Roman to « return to tradition ». Designers and communications researchers weigh in. Read more
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