Cajsa Carlson
Deputy Editor at Dezeen
Swedish journalist and editor in London, writing about design and architecture. Deputy editor @Dezeen.
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3 days ago |
dezeen.com | Cajsa Carlson
Italian studio NM3 has used a selection of its steel furniture to create an interior that was "left raw" for art gallery Galleria Montegani in Milan, Italy. Known for its stainless-steel furniture, NM3's designs have previously been used in projects including design platform Alcova's first pop-up bar during this year's Milan design week, for which it created a DJ console. Stainless-steel tables and shelves were used in the industrial space.
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4 days ago |
dezeen.com | Cajsa Carlson
Mallorca-based Sara Regal showcased seats made from building waste at fashion designer Cecilie Bahnsen's showroom for the two-day Residue: Soft Remains installation during 3 Days of Design. Regal's six modular seating designs were a continuation of her earlier work, which explores the future of waste materials in design.
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1 week ago |
dezeen.com | Cajsa Carlson
At the Bread and Butter exhibition in Copenhagen, 12 emerging global designers showcased pairs of objects designed for dining during 3 Days of Design. The designers, who came from Denmark as well as South Korea, Sweden and the Netherlands, were chosen by curators Hee Choi of Berlin-based studio Ae Office and designer Pyeori Jung.
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1 week ago |
dezeen.com | Cajsa Carlson
British designer John Pawson has created Whitescale, a colour palette that features only white hues, including marble, milk and salt, that was showcased during 3 Days of Design. Copenhagen-based colour and surface collective Bleo, which worked with Pawson on the project, described Whitescale as "a meticulously calibrated gradient of whites", with colours based on vegetable and mineral colour references. The collection was informed by minerals.
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1 week ago |
dezeen.com | Cajsa Carlson
Frida Escobedo is the first woman to design a wing at The Met. In this interview, the Mexican architect explains how she's bringing exclusive views of Central Park "back to the public". Escobedo is going through a busy time. As well as designing the new wing for The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) in New York, she is currently working on the renovation of the Centre Pompidou cultural centre in Paris, with both projects set to complete in 2030.
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I won’t be very active on Twitter anymore; find me on https://t.co/Xfo1cpT2yQ and @cajsa_lykke on Insta 👋🏼
RT @dezeen: Sixteen Japanese architecture studios photographed by Marc Goodwin: https://t.co/Cio6cDI0l2 https://t.co/BSbxQubZmD
Very much looking forward to chairing @RIBA's Stirling Prize 2024 winner's talk – please join us in London tomorrow night to find out more about the Elizabeth Line:
Now we’ve crowned our winner of this year’s #StirlingPrize, hear from those responsible for bringing the Elizabeth Line to life. Uncover the story behind the project and what inspired the team: https://t.co/5FlPJP6cnh 📅 5 Nov, 6:30pm 📍 RIBA, London Sponsored by @autodesk https://t.co/7ShYeSg2EZ