Lex Pott's Versatile Portable Lamp for IKEA's PS Collection
Dutch designer Lex Pott has unveiled a portable, rechargeable lamp as part of IKEA's latest PS Collection. This innovative lighting solution is designed to be a 'playful companion', easily moved around to suit various settings without a fixed purpose. It features a unique construction from powder-coated metal, plastic, and blown colored glass, offered in vibrant red, blue, and green hues, emphasizing versatility and joyful design.
Inglis Hall Launches 'The Larder Cupboard': A Designer-Approved Storage Solution
Inglis Hall, a British kitchen brand, has unveiled 'The Larder Cupboard,' a solid wood cabinet initially designed for their workshop. This piece gained recognition when designer Jay Osgerby chose it for his personal kitchen. Now available for custom order in various wood types, this freestanding larder combines utilitarian function with sophisticated design, featuring doors that open 180 degrees to transform into an impressive display.
IKEA PS 2026: Axelsson's Adjustable Stool Innovation
Mikael Axelsson has introduced an adjustable stool as part of IKEA's latest PS collection, featuring a birchwood base and an analogue height adjustment mechanism. Inspired by traditional woodworking clamps and a desire for practical, resilient furniture, this piece combines functionality with a distinctive aesthetic. It is one of thirty items in the collection, including an inflatable chair also designed by Axelsson, and exemplifies accessible, contemporary Scandinavian design.
Dezeen has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to excellence in the design and architecture media landscape, securing an impressive nine nominations across four of the industry's most esteemed award ceremonies. This achievement not only underscores the platform's consistent quality but also highlights its innovative collaborations and the exceptional talent within its editorial and studio teams. The recognition spans various categories, from editorial prowess to groundbreaking event conceptualization, solidifying Dezeen's position as a leading voice in its field.
Dezeen Celebrated for Editorial and Event Excellence at Prestigious Industry Honors
In a significant affirmation of its impact, Dezeen has recently garnered widespread acclaim across several leading industry awards. The publication's editorial and studio teams were particularly lauded at the BSME Talent Awards, securing three coveted nominations. Features editor Nat Barker was recognized in the running for Best Section Editor (B2B), while Jane Englefield received a nod for Best Writer (Specialist B2B). Notably, the innovative Dezeen Studio team, the creative powerhouse behind many of the platform's visually compelling projects, was shortlisted for Best Video Team, underscoring their exceptional visual storytelling capabilities.
Beyond individual and team achievements, Dezeen's collaborative endeavors also shone brightly, especially its partnership with ASUS on the 'Design You Can Feel' initiative. This project earned a remarkable trio of accolades at the Conference and Events Awards, with Dezeen Awards itself vying for Best Awards Event "on the night." The 'Design You Can Feel' collaboration was further distinguished with nominations for Most Engaging and Creative Event and Best Overseas Conference/Event, particularly for its success in drawing over 2,500 attendees. This innovative partnership continued its winning streak at the PPA Awards, where it received two nominations: Commercial Partnership of the Year (Business) and Event of the Year (Business Media). Concluding its impressive run, the ASUS collaboration was also acknowledged in the AOP Awards for Best Creative Solutions Led / Content Marketing Campaign, recognizing its innovative approach to content marketing.
These recent nominations follow a successful prior year for Dezeen, which saw Jennifer Hahn, the design and environment editor, named Young Arts Journalist of the Year at the Chartered Institute of Journalists' inaugural Young Journalist Awards. Additionally, features editor Nat Barker was honored as Architectural Journalist of the Year at the International Building Press Awards. The Dezeen Awards program itself received two significant accolades at the Awards Awards 2025, including being recognized as the Event of the Year, further cementing Dezeen's reputation for organizing impactful and industry-leading events.
Dezeen's consistent recognition across these diverse and prestigious awards serves as a testament to its ongoing dedication to delivering high-quality content, fostering innovative collaborations, and pushing the boundaries of design and architecture media. This series of nominations not only celebrates past achievements but also signals a vibrant future for the platform, promising continued excellence and influence within the global design community.