Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity, and contemporary design, this week’s highlights include new releases and must-visits from Dangar Barin Smith, Louis Poulsen, Brandon Morris at EUROPA, Studio davidpompa, Servomuto, Costantino Gucci at Movimento Gallery, and designer Fleur Delesalle.
Natural Order by Dangar Barin Smith
A journey through twenty contemporary Australian gardens that reveal the studio’s collaborative approach to landscape design, where nature and architecture coexist in expressive harmony.
EUROPA presents Brandon Morris: Tissu Expansé
Brandon Morris unveils five new Ghost Dresses created during his Paris residency using air as structure, blurring the line between fashion and sculpture. On view at EUROPA, Independent Art Fair, Paris.
Gabriel Tan Named Louis Poulsen’s Designer of the Year 2025
Rumee by Gabriel Tan for Louis Poulsen is a sculptural portable lamp inspired by the curve of a wide-brimmed hat. Balancing tactility and light, it embodies design as both function and companion.
Studio davidpompa presents Bar Roca
For Design Week Mexico 2025, Studio davidpompa reimagines a shipping container as Bar Roca—a sculptural shaved-ice bar crafted from Fiorito stone and Mexican ironwork.
SERVOMUTO x Arthur Arbesser | Huf Lamp
SERVOMUTO presents a new edition of the Huf lamp by Arthur Arbesser—first shown during Milan Design Week—reimagined with fabrics and graphics from the designer’s Autumn/Winter 2025 collection.
Movimento Gallery presents Costantino Gucci: Self Reflections
In his first solo exhibition, Gucci explores perception and identity through glass, light and reflection. Unveiling new mirrors and sculptural tables, the exhibition blurs the line between art and design. On view at Movimento Gallery, Milan, 26 September—3 October 2025
Fleur Delesalle unveils new creations
Playful colour and bold neoclassical forms define Fleur Delesalle’s latest pieces, blending marble, chrome and nature-inspired hues with refined modernity.
