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Ten calming green kitchens that bring natural tones into the home For our latest lookbook, we've rounded up ten fresh and airy kitchens that use shades of green to give a hint of the natural world. From soft sage to bright emerald, green is this year's kitchen colour trend, often paired with natural local materials. Perhaps inspired by our craving for nature during the pandemic, calming sea greens, grassy hues and mossy tones are popular choices for kitchen cabinetry, walls or tiles. This is the latest roundup in our Dezeen Lookbook series providing visual inspiration for the home. Previous...

Gunilla Allard teams up with Note Design Studio on a new lounge chair for Lammhults Words by Mandi Keighran The Sunny lounge chair, which blurs the boundary between furniture for public and private spaces, just launched at Stockholm Design Week in the brand’s newly refurbished showroom Stockholm Design Week (8th-14th February) is a celebration of Scandinavian design – and is the perfect setting for an installation that brings together some of the Swedish design industry’s most recognised names. Iconic furniture brand Lammhults is showcasing three new product launches in Space Matters,...

Note Design Studio’s new flexible workspace is full of surprises Note Design Studio’s new flexible workspace is full of surprises Note Design Studio has created the interiors for Douglas House, the latest flexible workspace for The Office Group in London An expert in fine flexible workspace, TOG (The Office Group) always has a new offering up its sleeve, and the company’s latest space, Douglas House, has just launched with interiors by Note Design Studio. The new six-floor office building on Great Titchfield Street in London is filled with personality, and uses its bold design to mak...

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Reversible design allows products, installations or even entire buildings to be deconstructed and their components used again to reduce waste and carbon emissions. Here are six examples from Dezeen's archives. "Rather than thinking of buildings or interiors as the end product, we have to think about every building as a kind of DIY store for the next project and the next project and the next project," Strudwick said. Here are six completed projects that already integrate the principles of reversible design. People's Pavilion by Overtreders W and Bureau SLA Dutch studio Overtreders W is one of ...