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Jennifer Hahn

Jennifer Hahn

Design and Environment Reporter / Freelance Writer at Dezeen

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Five next-gen Nigerian designers using culture "not as ornament but as intelligence"

A skeletal chair and a lamp wearing a hat were among the standout projects from emerging designers at this year's Design Week Lagos, where they featured in the annual Design + Innovation exhibition.
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Salone del Mobile launches its first ever collectible design fair

Milan's Salone del Mobile has announced its first-ever exhibition dedicated to unique and limited-edition design with Salone Raritas, which will debut as part of the furniture fair's 64th edition next April.
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Seven double-height living rooms with a sense of high drama

From a Japanese book lover's house to a brutalist holiday home in Mexico, the living rooms compiled in this lookbook feature lofty ceilings and interiors to match.
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Stella McCartney debuts plant-based faux feathers at Paris Fashion ...

Plumy blades of grass were turned into the "world's first" plant-based alternative to feathers for the grand finale of fashion designer Stella McCartney's Spring/Summer 2026 show in Paris.
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PlasticFree makes database of hundreds of plastic alternatives "for...

Environmental organisation A Plastic Planet has removed the paywall around its PlasticFree database, giving designers and brands unfettered access to its directory of expert-verified plastic substitutes.
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Jony Ive designs sailing lantern to mimic "warmth and emotional res...

Jony Ive has developed a modern take on a nautical lantern in collaboration with Japanese appliance manufacturer Balmuda, driven by the designer's own struggles to find a portable LED light that is actually seaworthy.
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"People don't necessarily see the UK as being very sexy" says Bromp...

London has undeservedly fallen off the radar for the international design community, gallerist Alex Tieghi-Walker tells Dezeen in this interview ahead of London Design Festival, where he is curating one of the main design districts.
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Eight modern mosques that offer a contemporary take on Islamic arch...

Eight modern mosques that offer a contemporary take on Islamic architecture
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Kitchen Cosmo is a "playful and intentional" AI appliance that gene...

Students from MIT have developed a retrofuturistic kitchen robot that uses AI to look at the ingredients available and makes suggestions for what to cook based on your mood, skill level and available time.
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Italian avant-garde design informs cleaved medals for Milano Cortin...

Two opposing halves come together to form the minimalist medals for next year's Milano Cortina Winter Games, marking the first time the Winter Olympics will have two host cities.
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Pangolin seating changes colour like a mood ring in response to touch

Ghostly imprints of hands, butts and other body parts linger on the surface of this heat-reactive seating collection, developed by London designer and Central Saint Martins graduate Jacob Walls.
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Glastonbury unveils "first-of-its-kind" mycelium-insulated stage

Giant acoustic panels grown from hemp and mycelium are dangling from the domed ceiling of a new dance music tent at Glastonbury this week, born from a collaboration between British DJ Floating Points and Magical Mushroom Company.
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Seven unmissable architecture and design highlights at Glastonbury ...

A tech bro-bashing installation and a stage adorned with real live plants are among the must-see installations at this year's Glastonbury festival.
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Five Taiwanese designers "turn everyday objects into works of art"

Lamps hung by nothing but their conducting wires and the "first-ever" sculpture that stores your yoga mat are among the collectible designs on display as part of a group show by Taiwanese gallery Fanzi at Copenhagen's 3 Days of Design festival.
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Seven foamless sofas filled with unexpected materials

Launches of foam-free sofas are coming in hot and fast as furniture makers wake up to the toxic impacts of polyurethane padding. Below are seven recent examples, packed instead with beans, latex and nothing but air.
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AS Roma ditches flat logo in "progressive return" of historic crest

On the eve of its 98th anniversary, Italian football club AS Roma has unveiled an updated logo that hearkens back to its original crest from 1927.
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Modernism has been "misread and simplified" says Formafantasma

Among the more experiential offerings at this year's Milan design week was a three-act play from design studio Formafantasma, presenting a critical perspective on modernism and its legacy.
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Mercedes-Benz unveils luxury van with integrated chess board and ka...

German carmaker Mercedes-Benz is hoping to redefine vans as luxury VIP shuttles with its Vision V concept, unveiled this week at the Shanghai motor show.
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Dropcity exhibition exposes hidden violence of prison furniture

Pastel-toned, suicide-proofed chairs are among the penitentiary furniture revealed to the public as part of Prison Times, the debut exhibition from the Dropcity centre for architecture and design in Milan.
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Alcova's debut pop-up bar offers an alternative to "typical Bar Bas...

The founders of Milan design week showcase Alcova have opened a late-night bar and restaurant in an old slaughterhouse for the festival's 2025 edition.
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Copyright exemption plans for AI are "nothing less than vandalism" ...

Leading UK architects and designers including David Chipperfield, Jasper Morrison, Amanda Levete and Tom Dixon have opposed government plans to allow artificial intelligence companies to train their models on copyrighted work without consent.