Collectible furniture meets cultural critique at Dutch Design Week’s Table of Power
Show Not Show has put a twist on a classic project documenting the echelons of power with an exhibition of the design collective’s furniture at Dutch Design Week.
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This Desert Pavilion Concept Would Let You Adjust the Shade by Remote
Finding a comfortable spot outdoors often means moving your chair as the sun moves across the sky. A fixed canopy helps, but its shade doesn't always stay where you'd like it. The Interactive Space Pavilion proposes reversing that arrangement, letting two occupants reposition the shelter around them. Intended for New Mexico's high desert, this unbuilt
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Get featured in Dezeen's digital guide to Miami art week 2026
If you're hosting an event during Miami art week, you could be featured in Dezeen Events Guide's digital guide to the festival.
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Aery’s Office Chair Offers a Fit You Can Actually Fine-Tune
A desk setup can look perfect and still feel wrong by lunch. The monitor is aligned, the cables are hidden, and the chair matches the room, yet you’re shuffling around trying to get comfortable. That gap between a workspace that photographs well and one that fits the person using it is the more interesting design
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Apple showcases upcycled found furniture and banana palm-paper lantern at Designers of Tomorrow show
Designers Parafernalia, Yoonjeong Lee, Salem S Charabi and Isabel Rower will celebrate "the art in the making" at technology brand Apple's Designers of Tomorrow exhibition at Design Miami.Paris
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Learning is the thing
Daniel Willingham, a professor at the University of Virginia, argues that students should only use AI for things they know how to do well. This lead/associate orientation makes sense for life after…
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Eyes on the Street: Jane Jacobs’ Concept and Contemporary Residential Architecture in Brazil
Discover how Jane Jacobs' concept, "eyes on the street" is being applied in contemporary Brazilian architecture.
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Freitag’s Luxury Bags Reuse Truck Tarps Without Hiding Wear
Hoarders, I mean collectors, like me have a bag problem. Whenever I see an interestingly designed bag or an event where there are free tote bags, I can't help but get one for myself, even though I know I have a cabinet full of barely used ones. Sometimes I think about the ecological footprint of
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Waterdrop Filter’s Prime Big Deal Days Gets Your Water Ready Before Guests…
Fall has a way of turning the kitchen into the busiest room in the house, whether it's earlier coffee brews, soups lingering on the stove, or "free-flowing" tea for guests. Water is almost always a crucial element in all of those routines, yet it rarely gets the same attention as the ingredients or appliances. A
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San Francisco exhibition explores the "radical imagination" of Rael San Fratello
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We're scared of Meta's adorable AI device
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Recyclable Wildflower installation among timber prototypes at BuildFest 2026
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the ultralight titanium bikepacking tool weighs just 84 grams
The Ultralight Titanium Bikepacking Tool is a portable chain whip and cassette-removal tool for bikepackers...
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Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro Review: Refined, Not Reinvented
Huawei has spent the last few years turning wearables into one of the strongest parts of its consumer business. The company has performed especially well in China, with that momentum also carrying into overseas markets. As a result, Huawei has grown into one of the biggest names in smartwatches, offering a lineup that covers different
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Harvard University transforms waste wool into cladding for retrofits
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Grid radiator by Elisa Ossino for Tubes
Italian brand Tubes and designer Elisa Ossino bring an echo of the workshop tool board to heating design with their Grid radiator.
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Gingko lounge chair by Anne-mette Bartholin and Morten Ernst for Cozmo
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This Chinese Stool Hides 2 Storage Bins Right Under Your Seat
When I sit in a really comfortable chair or couch, there are times when it's genuinely hard to get up and grab something I need. Half the time, I wish every seat came with built-in storage, so that before I even sit down, everything I need is already within arm's reach. I'd just have to
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Breccia Rosa 4D slab tile by Iris Ceramica Group
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Fitbit founders launch AI-powered wristband to monitor health of whole family
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No Halo, Just Pure Sculpture: The Ferrari F1 Concept That Looks Too…
Back in 2015, Ferrari's own Centro Stile design studio floated a wild pitch: what if F1 cars actually looked cool again, without breaking a single technical regulation? They called it the F1 Concept, gave it a twin deck front wing and bodywork wrapped around the wheels like a second skin, and then, predictably, nothing happened
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This week we unveiled an IKEA collection that makes collectible design affordable
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Someone Built Lana Del Rey’s Ultraviolence Album Art as a Monochrome LEGO Diorama
There was a solid decade there where every other Tumblr blog, VSCO caption, and breakup playlist owed a spiritual debt to one blank faced woman standing by an open car door in a plain white T-shirt, looking like she’d just been dumped by a guy named Jim who drove a vintage Mercedes and never called
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Tecno Camon 50 Ultra 5G Review: A $420 AI Phone With Built-in…
PROS: EllaClaw is one of the most impressive phone AI experiences available right now Multi-model AI support, including Gemini, ChatGPT, Grok, DeepSeek, Meta AI, and Ella Strong 2-day battery life from the 6500mAh cell Competitive value in the mid-range segment CONS: Single speaker setup sounds tinny and lacks bass Curved waterfall display is prone to
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Realistic AI architectural renderings must be labelled under EU AI Act
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Flo wall light by Soktas
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SAM Might Be the Most Human Thing Samsung Has Finally Built
Most conversations about aging and technology eventually circle back to the same frustrating gap: the tools we build for older people rarely feel like they were designed with older people in mind. They're functional, clinical, and often carry the visual language of a hospital supply catalog. SAM, a concept robotic mobility aid designed by David
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This $19 Module Solves the Hard Part of Building a Custom Smartwatch
The consumer smartwatch market has become a fairly predictable place. Most wristwear from major brands covers health monitoring, notifications, and a tightly controlled app ecosystem, with little room for deviation. Tinkerers and developers who want something outside that formula have traditionally had to cobble together components from different sources, which is more a test of
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Robert Wun adorns couture gown with kaleidoscope of colourful balloons
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Eran’s Steel Furniture Displays Books Like Artifacts Worth Keeping
Books tend to get stacked, shelved, and forgotten in most homes. They migrate from nightstand to floor to the corner of a couch, and the one you're currently reading usually ends up spine-down on whatever surface is closest when you need both hands. Furniture design has solved almost every other interaction you have with objects
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This Cantilevered Forest Home in Washington Hovers Above The Trees
Frank Lloyd Wright hung a house over a waterfall back in the 1930s, and architects have been trying to one up that flex for nearly a century now. Most of them cop out with one dramatic overhang, snap the hero shot for the brochure, and call it a day. DeForest Architects wasn't interested in that
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Merrell Just Made Hiking Shoes That Look Like They’re Alive
The shoes that make you look twice usually have a story behind them. The Merrell x P.A.M. (Perks and Mini) collaboration is that kind of story, and it starts, surprisingly, in a swamp. The Australian creative label Perks and Mini teamed up with Merrell to explore two silhouettes you already know: the Chameleon and the
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SwitchBot Lock Vision Series Review: Face ID for Your Front Door
PROS: Fast 3D face unlock that feels truly hands free and effortless. Palm vein and fingerprint biometrics add secure, contactless backup options. Geo-fence auto-unlock arms intelligently and avoids accidental walk-by unlocks. Three-tier battery system reduces lockout risk and long-term power anxiety. Weatherproof IP65 exterior and mmWave radar help sensors last and save power. CONS: Motor
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Honor Watch 6 Review: Great Endurance, Not Quite Perfect
PROS: Excellent battery life Great AMOLED display Unique soccer and badminton sports mode CONS: Honor Health app lacks polish Twilight Brown leather strap feels stiff RATINGS: AESTHETICSERGONOMICSPERFORMANCESUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITYVALUE FOR MONEYEDITOR'S QUOTE:The Honor Watch 6 pairs a gorgeous display with excellent battery life, even if its software and leather strap feel less refined. With the
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Collin van der Sluijs’ ‘Wanderland’ Imagines a Vast Ecosystem Encompassing the Momentous and Mundane
The Dutch artist reflects particularly on loss, grief, and the therapeutic powers of nature in his first presentation at Joy Machine.
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Formafantasma announced as ecology advisor to Serpentine Galleries
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