Dezeen's New Year Greeting and 2025 Design Review Announcement
By
Tom Ravenscroft
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Summary
Dezeen, a design and architecture publication, wishes readers a happy new year and announces they'll be back tomorrow. In the meantime, they direct readers to their review of 2025's design, interiors, and architecture highlights, which includes the editorial team's favorite buildings, interiors, and designs. The article features an image titled 'Snowy Fireworks' by Angelia Knyazeva, which was shortlisted in a competition.
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We'll be back tomorrow, but in the meantime, you can read our review of the design, interiors and architecture highlights of 2025.
The review including the Dezeen editorial team's favourite buildings, favourite interiors and favourite designs.
The image is Snowy Fireworks by Angelia Knyazeva, which was shortlisted i
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