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andstudio Unveils the Werf Rotterdam Identity
andstudio built the Werf Rotterdam identity on a shipyard tilt of 20 degrees, so menus, bills, and glasses read as work in progress. Werf is a bar and bistro in Rotterdam, housed in a fully operationa...
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Bristol Dockyards: Inside HOW+HOW's New Branding
HOW+HOW gave Bristol Dockyards a louder name and a collage system from its own history, turning one ship visit into a full cultural destination. The first thing you notice is refusal. Where a maritime...
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Best of the Week: Mirrored Type, Foil Slipcases, and Print
Our curated roundup of the best of the week covers custom grotesks, gold-foiled monographs, and print craft from ISO week 2026-W44. Real craft doesn't need hype. Across the studio releases we studied ...
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Tiered immigration hub by Aedas opens at Shenzhen-Hong Kong border
Architecture studio Aedas has completed a tiered, round-edged building to house a new gateway between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, China. The post Tiered immigration hub by Aedas opens at Shenzhen-Hong Kong border appeared first on Dezeen. Architecture studio Aedas has completed a tiered, round-edged building designed to accommodate an immigration…
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Dezeen's favourite furniture and homeware from October
The first piece of furniture by architecture office Studio Hagen Hall and a pleated cabinet by Didi Ng Wing Yin feature in this roundup of design pieces spotted by Dezeen's Jane Englefield over the last month. The post Dezeen's favourite furniture and homeware from October appeared first on Dezeen. The…
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Scrapped marine rope recast as stools that rock like buoys
Rotterdam studio The New Raw has conceived stools from discarded rope salvaged at the city's harbour, which have been nominated for a Dezeen Award. The post Scrapped marine rope recast as stools that rock like buoys appeared first on Dezeen. Rotterdam studio The New Raw has used discarded rope salvaged…
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Inside Fritz-Kola: Global Branding by Robot Food
Leeds agency Robot Food evolves Hamburg indie icon Fritz-Kola into a sharp European branding system without losing its counter-culture grit. Scaling a cult drink usually sands off every rough edge tha...
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Branding: Sundance Film Festival identity by Porto Rocha
Porto Rocha built the Sundance Film Festival identity around a film frame: a bold logo that crops, frames, and carries every story. The first thing you notice is how little the system needs to say. A ...
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1. Filmfestival Radolfzell: F_YOU_TURE Poster Design
Studio Lindhorst-Emme + Hinrichs crafts bold yellow-and-black poster design for 1. Filmfestival Radolfzell and its F_YOU_TURE youth motto. Youth cultural events often get stuck with polite municipal g...
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Em-Estudio lines Mexico City bar with walls of books
The vintage bookstores of Mexico City's Roma neighbourhood influenced the interiors of this basement bar, designed by local outfit Em-Estudio. The post Em-Estudio lines Mexico City bar with walls of books appeared first on Dezeen. The vintage bookstores of Mexico City's Roma neighbourhood influenced the interiors of this basement bar,…
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Pentagram Unveils LenLen Branding
Pentagram's LenLen branding turns a Manhattan Thai shophouse into a joke you can read, with bubble letters, loose marker type and a tiger-cat. The idea is simple on purpose. LenLen means just for fun ...
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Book Design: Archive/Recollection by Underline Studio
Underline Studio crafts the 75th-anniversary ADCC book design for Archive/Recollection, pairing a gold-foiled slipcase with vermilion grids. Institutional anniversary books usually gather dust on agen...
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O'Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects creates "quiet yet present" garden studio in London
A low brick base anchors the timber structure of this pared-back garden studio, which O'Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects created as a workspace for a creative couple in Highbury. The post O'Sullivan Skoufoglou Architects creates "quiet yet present" garden studio in London appeared first on Dezeen. A low brick base anchors the…
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Dezeen's top five houses of October 2026
Featuring an architect's pink PoMo dreamhouse and a home for kids that looks like a wooden wardrobe, here are Dezeen's houses of the month for October. The post Dezeen's top five houses of October 2026 appeared first on Dezeen. Featuring an architect's pink PoMo dreamhouse and a home for kids…
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This week Foster + Partners unveiled the replacement for San Siro stadium
This week on Dezeen, architecture studio Foster + Partners and US studio Manica unveiled their design for Generali Stadium in Milan. The post This week Foster + Partners unveiled the replacement for San Siro stadium appeared first on Dezeen. This week on Dezeen, architecture studio Foster + Partners and US…
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Web Design: The Geist Font Specimen by Vercel
Vercel crafts a benchmark in web design with the interactive Geist font specimen, pairing Swiss precision with developer-grade typography. Typography specimen websites usually fall into one of two tra...
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AKT London: Inside Two Times Elliott’s Visual Identity
Two Times Elliott channels West End theater marquees into a plastic-free visual identity and aluminum tube system for AKT London. Natural deodorant brands almost always hide behind pale kraft paper an...
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In the Age of AI, Curiosity Is Our Greatest Creative Tool
Reflecting on DesignThinkers Toronto 2026, Amelia Nash explores why curiosity, creative thinking, and human connection matter more than ever in the age of AI. The post In the Age of AI, Curiosity Is Our Greatest Creative Tool appeared first on PRINT Magazine. There’s a particular je ne sais quoi feeling…
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Dubai Design Week's 12th edition celebrates bold Middle Eastern design
From an eye-catching exhibition spotlighting geometric forms to installations designed by prominent architects, Dubai Design Week is set to host its 12th edition to honour the Middle East's vibrant design, craft and culture. The programme takes place across Dubai Design District (d3), the city’s creative hub, from 3 to 8…
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Jeremiah Brent Brings Architectural Influences to Loloi Rugs
The interior designer draws inspiration from Mies van der Rohe, ancient Rome, and Gothic architecture for a collection of rugs and pillows Jeremiah Brent’s distinct approach to design is what drew rug and textile brand Loloi to partner with the interior designer on Rhythms of Craft, a recently launched collection…
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Cuberto Unveils Wickret UI/UX Design & Mobile Banking System
Cuberto crafts the UI/UX design for fee-free mobile bank Wickret, pairing Montserrat type grids with color-blocked wallet cards and motion. Most mobile banking apps look like dressed-up spreadsheets. ...
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Ten products that upgrade office interiors
The following products for offices published on our Showroom section allow for streamlined workplaces that don't compromise on aesthetics. These include desks, sit-stand tables as well as those with integrated outlets, modular seating systems and ergonomic task chairs. Global designers and brands aimed to boost productivity through these items, whether…
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CVS and Pearlfisher Make the Case for Systems Design
What makes a packaging redesign work across thousands of products? For CVS and Pearlfisher, the answer lies in the system behind the design. From clearer product labels to category-specific visual cues, the redesign shows how thoughtful systems design can make everyday choices easier for shoppers while building a more cohesive…
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A 1910 Seattle Beach House Gets a Colorful Makeover
Shed reimagines a century-old home above Alki Beach with a surf-inspired palette, inventive storage, patterned tile, and a wildlife mural by artist Stevie Shao Perched above Seattle’s Alki Beach, Alki Lookout is a century-old home that has traded conventional coastal style for a palette of saturated colors, playful patterns, and…
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Friday Five with Bram Vanderbeke: Finding Inspiration in Ancient Ruins and Architecture
The Belgian artist and designer shares what inspired the Anthology Side Table/Stool, created in collaboration with jeweler Lore Van Keer As a kid, Bram Vanderbeke wanted to be a bricklayer, so studying woodwork and construction made sense. But after studying design at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent…
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Atelier Zébulon Perron draws on metabolist influence for Montreal bistro
A monochrome palette and influences from Japanese metabolism characterise Bistrot à Franky in Montreal, Canada designed by local outfit Atelier Zébulon Perron. The post Atelier Zébulon Perron draws on metabolist influence for Montreal bistro appeared first on Dezeen. A monochrome palette and influences from Japanese metabolism characterise Bistrot à Franky…
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A Room-by-Room Layered Lighting Guide for Fall
Explore design inspo for cozy bedroom lighting, focused-office illumination, and more from Govee Summer lighting comes easy. Just open the blinds and let the sunshine in. But as the days grow shorter and the nights grow longer, we turn indoors for cozier ways to light a space. Think of the…
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Packaging Design: Kocktail Reusable Glass on Dieline
Kocktail trades disposable RTD cans for reusable fluted rocks tumblers, pairing ring-pull brass lids with clean-peel packaging design. Aluminum cans kill bar rituals. Pre-mixed drinks save sourcing ha...
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Typography: Sausage Regular Display Serif by JFFF
Just For Free Font releases Sausage Regular, a bold rounded display serif for food packaging, diner menus, and vintage poster typography. Heavy display faces often lose their warmth when pushed to ext...
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Cepa Studio’s Motion Design for TIF Be Bold
Cepa Studio blends 3D claymation, 2D cel animation, and paper collage in a mixed-media motion design series for Curitiba agency TIF’s Be Bold. Most agency rebrands play it safe with a fresh wordmark a...
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Brand Identity: WING’IN by Brandegree
Brandegree builds a spicy brand identity and packaging system for WING’IN, pairing a curved wing W emblem with bold red takeaway boxes. Fast-casual chicken spots often lean on loud cartoon mascots or ...
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Olaver unveils multi-purpose Laneway Studio with "lantern-like" glass-block facade
In the garden of a Melbourne family home, a facade of glass blocks set within recycled white brick and a concrete band beam tops this two-storey studio by Australian architecture practice Olaver. The post Olaver unveils multi-purpose Laneway Studio with "lantern-like" glass-block facade appeared first on Dezeen. In the garden…
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"Lady in Blue is as fitting a monument to our era as any I can imagine"
Tschabalala Self's sculpture is far from being out of place in Trafalgar Square, writes Priya Khanchandani. The post "Lady in Blue is as fitting a monument to our era as any I can imagine" appeared first on Dezeen. Tschabalala Self's sculpture is far from being out of place in Trafalgar…
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The Daily Heller: Frighteningly Tantalizing Cocktails
Hellbent is giving fandom a buzz. The post The Daily Heller: Frighteningly Tantalizing Cocktails appeared first on PRINT Magazine. Created by Seth Green, Matt Senreich and PJ Loughran, Hellbent Cocktails is bringing a pop culture fandom aesthetic to the ready-to-drink cocktail. The packaging and branding were developed with Quartermaster, led…
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Apple takes "monumental step forward" with first touchscreen MacBook
Apple has revealed its latest MacBook Pro model, which features the technology brand's first laptop touchscreen and what it claims is "the world’s best laptop display". The post Apple takes "monumental step forward" with first touchscreen MacBook appeared first on Dezeen. Apple has revealed its latest MacBook Pro model, which…
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Oxford Street pedestrianisation: what happens next?
Why have bum-sensing picnic benches been installed on Oxford Street? And how could architecture bring down the Albanian government? Listen now to the latest episode of Dezeen Weekly. The post Oxford Street pedestrianisation: what happens next? appeared first on Dezeen. The UK's busiest shopping street is now closed to vehicles.…
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Rotterdam's Echo is a Tokyo-inspired listening bar inside the brutalist Groot Handelsgebouw
Echo is a listening bar in Rotterdam featuring a bar made from shipping crates and ombré mirrors by Sabine Marcelis. The post Rotterdam's Echo is a Tokyo-inspired listening bar inside the brutalist Groot Handelsgebouw appeared first on Dezeen. Creative director Jeff Hoogendijk, DJ and producer Khalil Ryahi and architect Paul…
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