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Rift bench by Inglis Hall

Dezeen Showroom: British kitchen brand Inglis Hall aimed to create a quintessential kitchen bench with Rift, a handcrafted seat made from solid wood. Read more

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Construction material costs set to rise if Strait of Hormuz blockade continues

The continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could push up prices of building materials, including steel and cement, a study by global construction consultant Linesight has warned. Read more

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Studio Elèn Letort transforms 1920s Amsterdam cinema into « easygoing and approachable » restaurant

A stained glass arch and striped cocktail bar add colourful geometry to the Ceintuur Theatre restaurant in Amsterdam, designed by dutch interiors firm Studio Elèn Letort. Read more

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Dezeen Awards 2026 early entry deadline closes today

You still have time to submit your projects for Dezeen Awards 2026, in partnership with Trimble, before the early entry deadline closes at 23:59 London time. Read more

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Laurids Gallée shapes gloopy resin lighting like glowing antenna masts

Brussels gallery Objects with Narratives is presenting Lima Charlie, an exhibition by Austrian designer Laurids Gallée featuring a constellation of polished resin lights. Read more

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Textile Design and Pattern: The Grammar of Repeat

Every pattern tells a story. Whether it’s printed across yards of fabric, scaled up for architectural cladding, or reduced to a digital texture, the way a pattern repeats determines how it’s read, felt, and remembered. For textile and surface designers, understanding the grammar of repeat is as essential as knowing color theory or material properties. …

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Wayfinding in National Parks: Designing for Minimal Impact

There’s a quiet tension at the heart of every national park. The very thing people come to experience, wilderness, is threatened by the infrastructure we build to help them experience it. Trails, signs, and markers are necessary. But they also intrude. Designers working in these spaces face a unique challenge: how do you guide millions …

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Here are the kits for the three World Cup 2026 host nations

Football kits for the USA, Mexico and Canada have been fully revealed for the 2026 World Cup, including US home jerseys emblazoned with bold red stripes and a green kit for Mexico that pays homage to Aztec sculpture. Read more

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Dezeen Debate features « the best looking BMW for many, many years »

The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features BMW’s first electric car in its 3 Series. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. Read more

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Heliotrope tucks False Bay house into rocky site on a Washington island

Architectural studio Heliotrope took a « site-sensitive approach » while designing a vacation house in the Pacific Northwest, resulting in a bow tie-shaped plan and knotty cedar cladding. Read more

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