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Architecture studio Al-Jawad Pike (@aljawadpike) drew on wabi-sabi design principles for the Holy Carrot restaurant on London's Portobello Road, which features stone, timber and clay plaster. Founded by former Vogue Ukraine producer Irina Linovich, the restaurant was designed with muted tones to amplify the menu's "colourful and lively" plant-based dishes, which include ingredients ranging from coral tooth mushrooms to grilled watermelon. Click the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ Jane Englefield (@jane__loveday) 📷 Genevieve Lutkin (@genevievelutkin)

"Creativity – is – a pilgrimage of potential, a journey outward - is an exceptional expedition - inwards" Last month, at the annual Dezeen Awards (@dezeenawards_) ceremony, we invited LionHeart (@lionheartfelt) to recite a poem that reflected on creative endeavour as a force for good exclusively for the Dezeen Awards community. Watch on to hear a snippet of that special performance. Learn about our winners from the link in Dezeen's bio. In partnership with Bentley (@bentleymotors)

Kohler’s Anthem + Smart (@studiokohler) showering is designed to be a multisensory experience with simple controls over water, steam, light and sound. Learn more on Studio Kohler's website. #paidpartnership

French designer Philippe Starck (@starck) has used Brazilian materials for the interiors of the penthouse at the Rosewood São Paulo (@rosewoodsaopaulo), inside a tower by architect Jean Nouvel. The multi-level suite occupies the top floors of Nouvel's (@ateliersjeannouvel) Mata Atlantica "vertical garden tower" and is one of several serviced Rosewood Residences within the building. Click the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ Dan Howarth (@dahowarth) 📷 Rosewood (@rosewoodsaopaulo)

Dezeen and SketchUp's (@sketchup_official) Design Workshops video series continues with the first part of a workshop delivered by London-based interior designer Tola Ojuolape (@tolaojuolape.studio). Across the video series, leading designers describe how they created interior environments commissioned especially for the workshops. In part one of her workshop, Ojuolape explains how she used SketchUp's software to design the interior of a craft-focussed library informed by the history and character of Clerkenwell, London. SketchUp is 3D design software used to model architectural and interior design projects, product designs, civil and mechanical engineering and more. It is owned by construction technology company Trimble. Watch the full Design Workshop on Dezeen.com #BD4D #SketchUp3D #DezeenxSketchUp #paidpartnership

A circular courtyard for gazing up at the stars sits at the centre of this stone-clad holiday home in Mexico, which has been designed by Guatemalan practice YDR Studio (@ydr.estudio). Named Casa Suna, the 700-square-metre home sits between the sea and mountains in La Ribera, and has been finished in a palette of pale stone and timber in order to visually complement the surrounding, sandy landscape. Click the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ Jon Astbury (@jonastbury) 📷 Luz Imelda Castillo (@luzimecastillo)

SOMA 2.0 is a sleek speakeasy-style bar by London studio Cake Architecture (@cake.architecture), tucked under the DLR railway at Canary Wharf, with a "deliberately austere" facade. Named SOMA 2.0, the bar is the sister location of SOMA Soho (@soma__ldn), an underground cocktail bar on London's Denman Street cloaked in plush blue curtains. Click the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ Jane Englefield (@jane__loveday) 📷 Felix Speller (@felixspeller)

Last week Miami art week saw participants and visitors from all over the world come together to showcase art, design and technology. Running from 2 to 8 December, the week hosted a variety of exhibitions, fairs, and installations, including Art Basel and Design Miami, the Design District and Miami's second edition of Alcova, the Milan-based design fair. Follow the link in our bio to see our coverage of Miami art week. 🎥 Ben Dreith (@ben_dreith)

Mumbai studio MuseLAB (@muse.lab) has used bulbous mint-green displays and berry-red accents across the interiors of bathware showroom Sorbet. Located in an upscale Mumbai neighbourhood, the 241-square-metre space is the flagship store of local bathroom brand Aquant. Click the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ Tirthika Shah (@tirthikatheoneandonly) 📷 Nayan Soni (@nayansoni21)

Indian architects Harshit Singh Kothari (@harshitsk) and Tanvi Jain (@sin.by.cos) have completed Tiny House on the outskirts of Indore, a micro home prototype designed in response to India's shortage of affordable housing. With a compact footprint of 19.5 square metres, the home in the Madhya Pradesh state is designed in an attempt to demonstrate how the "aspirational image of an Indian house" could be achieved quickly and with a budget of 455,000 rupees (£4,500). Click the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ Jon Astbury (@jonastbury) 📷 The Space Tracing Company (@the_space_tracing_company)

Design agency Wedge (@wedgestudio) drew on the aesthetic of Danish brand Frama when creating Wedge House, its office in Montreal, which features a dusty-pastel colour palette and custom-made furniture. Wedge founders Sarah Di Domenico and Justin Lortie transformed a 185-square-metre (2,000-square-feet) brick house in Montreal into an office for their studio. Click the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ Cajsa Carlson (@cajsa_lykke) 📷 Wedge (@wedgestudio)

A wave-like reservoir made of concrete and elevated on nine columns forms Våga Water Tower, which Swedish studio White Arkitekter (@whitearkitekter) has created in Varberg, Sweden. Situated on a hill in the village of Träslöv, Våga Water Tower has been built to meet the increasing water demand of the municipality, which has experienced rapid population growth since the year 2000. Click the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ Lizzie Crook (@lzbthcrk) 📷 Anna Kristinsdóttir (@annakristinz)