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Swedish journalist and editor in London, writing about design and architecture. Deputy editor @Dezeen.
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Open Studio designs izakaya-style restaurant with "half-dipped dumpling" lamp

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By Cajsa Carlson Verified
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Local firm Open Studio has created a gigantic fibreglass dumpling to illuminate and beckon visitors into Dumpling Darlings, a small-plates restaurant in Singapore's New Bahru shopping centre. The studio looked to traditional Japanese izakayas when designing the restaurant for New Bahru, a dining and shopping location in an old, breeze-block-clad modernist school.
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Gustaf Westman creates colourful room settings for Selfridges pop-up store

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By Cajsa Carlson Verified
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Swedish designer Gustaf Westman has designed specifically British homewares, including a tea strainer and a fish-and-chips holder, for his pop-up at department store Selfridges, where he created IKEA-style rooms for visitors to explore. The pop-up shop marks the first time that Westman, who is known for his colourful, bulbous designs, has created specific home-like settings for his products. It marks an evolution from his recent projects that saw him place his designs inside real homes.
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Designer Keiji Ashizawa has turned a former hostel in Shintomicho, Tokyo, into the Tomi Hotel Ginza, a boutique hotel with a single suite on each of its floors that was designed to fulfil a need for group accommodation in the city. The 750-square-metre hotel is located in a ten-floor building close to both the Tokyo and Ginza stations.
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