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Dezeen Showroom: Spanish brand Marset has reissued one of its early lighting ranges by designers P Aragay and J Pérez Mateo, which recalls the aesthetics of the 1970s. Read more

A geological palette of rammed earth, local stone and terracotta tiles reflects the rugged, rocky character of the nearby Deccan Plateau at this home in South India, designed by local architecture studio Iki Builds. Read more

The British Council has announced that the British Pavilion at the next Venice Architecture Biennale will be curated by a team of UK-based curators in collaboration with a trio of Penang-based artisans. Read more

Danish architecture studio BIG has released designs for the riverside Tennessee Performing Arts Center in Nashville, USA, which will be covered with a swooping curtain of metal pipes. Read more

Dezeen Showroom: designed by furniture brand NII‘s creative director Hirotaka Tako, this minimal stool‘s integrated casters allow it to glide around collaborative environments. Read more

What’s so important about Milan design week, and what can we expect this year? And how does the proposed « Arc de Trump » compare to the Arc de Triomphe? Read more

This year’s Milan design week will likely be dominated once again by fancy stuff for rich people but there are still gems to be found if you look hard enough, writes Max Fraser. Read more

Dezeen has partnered with global brands including Moooi, Samsung, Gaggenau and Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation on a series of talks, a party and a host of videos during Milan design week. Read more

Your product’s first impression isn’t your website or your ad campaign. It’s the box on the shelf. For consumer packaged goods, packaging is the most important marketing asset you’ll create. Choosing the wrong agency means wasted budget, delayed timelines, and packaging that gets ignored. Choosing the right one means your product literally stands out. Here’s …

Dutch designer Maarten Baas enlisted 1,000 volunteers to form the hands of The People’s Clock, which provides a choreographed representation of the passage of time at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. Read more