Surreal interior design

designed by studio 10, this vibrant pink and green hotel interior is inspired by the work of dutch graphic artist M.C. escher.

The Stockholm-based firm used a palette of soft pink, peach and turquoise colours that reference Maria Nila's products to transform its headquarters in a four-storey townhouse.

Surrealism: Exploring the irrational and dreamlike, often with juxtaposed and unexpected elements.

Photography,Set Design

Amsterdam design studio Beyond Space has created an office that doubles as a showroom using rippling laser-cut fabric to form cave-like spaces for working.

As the warm weather fades away and winter approaches, Dezeen has scooped up seven design-focused ice cream shops to satisfy your sweet tooth all year round.

Urban Outfitters is selling a line of stools that look like oversized food.

September 22, 2019Raquel Cayre, a 28-year-old wunderkind of the design world, uses the Instagram handle @ettoresottsass — her nod to the late Italian designer. So it’s no surprise that she included a piece by Sottsass in a show of chairs she curated at Tribeca design gallery R & Company. The work, from 1974, is a […]