Jane Englefield is a Design and Interiors Reporter at Dezeen. She specializes in themes such as architecture, design, and home & garden, drawing from her background in graphic design to explore topics like interior design and industrial design. Jane's work has been featured in Newswav, Dezeen, and MSN.
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Kim Kardashian has opened the London flagship branch of her apparel brand SKIMS , featuring voluptuous interiors by New York studio Rafael de Cárdenas
By: Jane Englefield
British studio Richard Parr Associates has renovated a trio of 19th-century buildings at The Newt in Somerset hotel in England , restoring their interiors to nod to the site's past.
By: Jane Englefield
Richard Parr Associates has renovated a trio of 19th-century buildings at The Newt in Somerset hotel in England.
A scrap-metal-and-glass lamp and a bed made from a stack of pillows feature in this roundup of furniture and lighting spotted by design and interiors reporter Jane Englefield over the past month.
By: Jane Englefield
Design practice POOR Collective has unveiled Power, two flatwoven rugs informed by the brutalist Trellick Tower housing block, which will be on display at London Design Festival
Luffu Link is a sleek, wireless wristband designed to track multiple users at once, conceived by wearable technology company Fitbit.
Blue-stained plywood and knotted larch feature in our latest lookbook of residential interiors anchored by statement wooden staircases.
Britain's design industry has grown by 40 per cent and is now responsible for £1 in every £20 generated across the country, according to a landmark report from the Design Council.
Students at Finland's Aalto University have collaborated with Dutch pram brand Bugaboo to create a pushchair using bio-based and biodegradable materials.
The British capital is bursting with emerging designers doing things their way. Ahead of London Design Festival, here are six names to know.
