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Twenty of the best design events in 2026 from Dezeen Events Guide
3 Days of Design, Tallinn Architecture Biennale and Design Doha are among the key architecture and design events featured in Dezeen Events Guide for 2026.
Also included are annual festivals DesignMarch, NYCxDesign, Dutch Design Week and Design Week Lagos.
Read on to find out more about each event and see Dezeen Events Guide for more design events around the world.
DesignTO
23 January to 1 February, Canada
DesignTO is an annual 20-day festival taking place at galleries, institutions, showrooms and public spaces in Toronto.
The festival celebrates a range of disciplines, including art, craft, architecture, fashion and furniture, lighting, landscape, graphic, interior and industrial design.
One of...
Core77 Weekly Roundup (1-20-26 to 1-23-26)
Here's what we looked at this week:
Bad design: Peugeot's "Hypersquare" steering wheel design prioritizes novelty over UX. At Dublin's Explorium, you can ride a bicycle in a vertical loop. This clever KwicKan invention gives garbage bags temporary structure.15 different design approaches to folding or collapsible bike helmets.
Misinformation of the Week. This Russian city is not buried under 40 feet of snow.
Jiho Song's non-traditional Korean ceramics featuring cartoon characters.
The Dremel killer? Hozo's reciprocating NeoSander offers better UX.
Furniture design...
Father-Son Industrial Designers Create Lamps from Volcanic Stone
Alberto Meda and his son Francisco, both of them Italian industrial designers, designed these pendant lamps made out of volcanic stone.
Lava offcuts from stone processing company Ranieri were ground up and mixed with a binder, and the Medas were able to press the resultant composite into molds.
"Unlike marble, lava is not quarried," Francesco Meda explans. "It is gathered directly from the mountain. After an eruption the magma settles, becoming part of the terrain and forming blocks of lavic stone that can be crafted. The cutting process generates a large quantity of...
Outline chair by Formiing
Dezeen Showroom: Hong Kong-based design brand Formiing aimed to combine timeless design with everyday comfort in the stainless steel-framed Outline chair.
Designed by Formiing's co-founder and creative director Jinglan Fan, the Outline chair is made to facilitate long periods of sitting while capturing attention with its original design.
The Outline chair has a distinctive metal frameThe chair features a distinctive tubular stainless steel frame, which flows and curves into a minimalist structure that brings a sense of lightness with its presence.
This is accompanied by a generous upholstered seat and backrest, allowing the chair to support hours of sitting around a dining table.
The...Versa58: A Modular System for Adding On to Your Swiss Army Knife
What if you could modify your Swiss Army knife with modules of your choice? That's what Las-Vegas-based EDC company Keyport is enabling with their Versa58 system. It's named for the keychain-sized Swiss Army Knives that are 58mm in length.
Once you pop the knife's press-fit handle sides—called scales—off, you attach an interface plate, and then the Versa58 modules can be magnetically attached to that.
Thus far they offer an LED flashlight, a slide-out ballpoint pen and a USB-C flash drive. They also offer their own aluminum scales, with or without a pocket clip.
Felt completes "house for life" for retired couple in Belgium
Belgian architecture studio Felt has completed Heifort, an accessible home for a retired couple in Ghent that is topped by a large copper-clad roof.
The 130-square-metre home in Ghent's suburbs was designed for a couple with the goal of "ageing-in-place", which informed its accessible, level-access and single-storey design.
Felt has completed an accessible home for a retired couple in GhentHoused within a barn-like volume, Heifort has tall, open living spaces divided by exposed cross-laminated timber (CLT) walls.
"The starting point was the idea of a house for life, a home that is calm, readable, and generous, yet able to adapt as its inhabitants...
Topps Star Wars Galaxy Chrome Ukiyo-e Insert
Star Wars Insert of 15 illustrations for the Topps Galaxy Chrome 2025 to commemorate the 20th anniversary "Revenge of the Sith" where the Duel of Mustafar between Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi takes place.
Dezeen launches new weekly podcast. Listen now!
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Dezeen has launched a brand new podcast that will see our journalists discuss the key design and architecture stories of the week, with the first episode now available for listening.
Called Dezeen Weekly, the podcast offers a handy briefing on significant developments across the world of design, architecture, interiors and technology.
In the first episode, Dezeen features editor Nat Barker and design and environment editor Jennifer Hahn consider what a project for the largest airport in Africa (if not the world) says about aviation design in 2026.
Then, they weigh up whether a new autistic Barbie is cynical or sincere, and relay architects' concerns over...
Full-scale paper replica of Renée Gailhoustet apartment installed at London's Architectural Association
An exhibition exploring a brutalist social housing complex in Paris by Algerian-French architect Renée Gailhoustet has opened at the Architectural Association in London.
Titled Renée Gailhoustet: A Thousand and One Ways of Living, the retrospective exhibition explores the work of the late architect, who was awarded the Royal Academy Architecture Prize in 2022 for her lifelong commitment to improving French social housing.
The exhibition was curated by Architectural Association (AA) tutor Nichola Barrington-Leach, who wanted to spotlight the 1970s Le Liégat social housing project – Gailhoustet's former home and best-known project.
A retrospective exhibition on Algerian-French architect Renée Gailhoustet has opened at the...