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Stéphanie Livée's interiors for Hotel Le Sud are an homage to the south of France

White walls, stripey furnishings and colourful ceramics feature in this hotel on France's Côte d'Azur, which interior architect Stéphanie Livée has designed to reflect the region's laid-back ambience.

Coronavirus money could solve climate crisis but hopes of change are "wishful thinking" says Rem Koolhaas

The money governments have committed to supporting economies hit by coronavirus could instead solve climate change, according to architect Rem Koolhaas.

10 mews houses that take advantage of London's backstreets

The mews lanes behind London's main streets that once contained stables and outhouses now contain homes and shops. Here are 10 of the city's most interesting modern mews houses.

This week, Virtual Design Festival came to an end

This week on Dezeen, we rounded up the highlights from Virtual Design Festival as the programme of events drew to a close, including eight ways VDF set the agenda for architecture and design.

Renovated Montreal house by Atelier Barda contrasts black and white

Black furniture provides a stark contrast to the white interior of this Montreal residence, which has been overhauled by local architecture studio Atelier Barda.

Imogen Heap closes Virtual Design Festival with exclusive live performance

In the final event of Dezeen's Virtual Design Festival, musician Imogen Heap gives an exclusive live performance using piano, vocals and her Mi.Mu gloves. Tune in live from 6:30pm UK time.

Live interview with musician Imogen Heap as part of Virtual Design Festival

Imogen Heap speaks to Dezeen live and shares a homemade music video in the first part of Virtual Design Festival's collaboration with the musician today.

Eight ways Virtual Design Festival has set the agenda for architecture and design

After three months, two million video plays, over 600 posts and more than 50 live interviews, Virtual Design Festival ends today. From defining a new design movement to imagining new planets and urban wildernesses, here are a few of the agenda-setting ideas it raised.

Lensvelt spotlights furniture by OMA, Richard Hutten and Staat at the VDF products fair

In the final instalment of Lensvelt's collaboration with Virtual Design Festival, the Dutch design brand showcases three seating collections at the VDF products fair by OMA, Richard Hutten and Staat.

D-Chair by Staat for Lensvelt

VDF products fair: The Lensvelt D-Chair is designed by communication and design agency Staat with a frame that incorporates a coat hanger and evokes "fragile insect feet".

Blocks modular furniture by OMA for Lensvelt

VDF products fair: Blocks is a modular furniture collection designed by OMA with Lensvelt to offer an "abstract and almost architectural quality".

This Bucket Chair by Richard Hutten for Lensvelt

VDF products fair: Lensvelt's This Bucket Chair is designed by Richard Hutten with a distinctive tub-like seat sculpted from plastic and available in several colours.

Oft Interiors "bring a new zest to the Hong Kong design industry"

VDF studio profile: Oft Interiors is a Hong Kong-based design studio that specialises in cultural spaces and has overhauled the interiors of more than 50 different cinemas.

Koto's prefab Work Space Cabin is designed for working from anywhere

A slanted window punctures the charred-wood walls of this sculptural office designed by prefab housing designers Koto.

Manea Kella's aim is to "surprise and reinvent" in every project

VDF studio profile: Manea Kella is an architecture studio based in London, UK, which is driven by art, research and "concern for human experience".

Live talk with Henrybuilt founder Scott Hudson as part of Virtual Design Festival

Henrybuilt founder Scott Hudson speaks to Dezeen in a live Screentime conversation as part of Virtual Design Festival's collaboration with the interior fittings brand.

Black designers responsible for less than one third of one per cent of leading furniture designs

Just 0.32 per cent of the furniture produced by leading brands is created by black designers, according to research by Ethiopian American industrial designer Jomo Tariku.

MAM presents UFO accessories collection at VDF products fair

Barcelona fashion and accessories brand MAM is showcasing a trio of raffia accessories at the VDF products fair, each of which can be adapted for different uses and occasions.

UFO Raffia Watch by MAM

VDF products fair: this watch by Barcelona-based jewellery and fashion brand MAM comes with two straps that the user can swap depending on their mood.

UFO Bracelet by MAM

VDF products fair: Barcelona-based jewellery and fashion brand MAM has created a large, disc-shaped bracelet made from raffia, which can also be used as a hair tie.