Alice Finney
Alice joined Dezeen as an editorial intern in 2017. She then went to live and work in Berlin for three years before returning to Dezeen as a design reporter, and then design editor, before leaving Dezeen in 2023 for ELLE Decoration.
She graduated with a degree in English Literature from Sussex University in 2016 and specialises in writing about art, design and photography.
She has written for titles including British Journal of Photography, iGNANT, Mixmag, gal-dem and SLEEK.
Stories by Alice Finney
Feelings Library provides Londoners with space to journal and improve mental health
Parley for the Oceans creates trophies from 3D-printed ocean plastic for The Fashion Awards
Pantone names Very Peri as its colour of the year 2022
Adjaye set to create memorial to West African slaves in Barbados
Pegg is a furniture collection that can be constructed with traditional pegs
First 500 launches website that “elevates and celebrates” Black women in architecture
Burberry creates mirrored pop-up store on Jeju Island
Stuart Semple develops White 2.0 as world’s “brightest white paint”
Neri Oxman calls for a shift in the way nature is incorporated into the built environment in Dezeen interview
Superflux selects five designs that realign humanity’s relationship to the planet
Conran and Partners designs open-plan office in Clerkenwell for its own headquarters
Flint Collective illuminates New York storefronts to form outdoor street installation
Emotional Clothing responds to the wearer’s changes in stress levels
Six purple interiors that nod to Pantone’s 2022 colour of the year
Ten kindergarten interiors that use colour to create a playful environment
“World’s first” unisex condom created by Wondaleaf
Lanza Atelier fills Re-Source exhibition with demountable furniture for visitors to take home
This week we revealed this year’s Dezeen Awards winners
Bicycle garage in The Hague provides 8,000 cyclists with room to park in “museum-like” space
This week Hyundai released an electric version of a 1980s car
Superflux proposes a new framework for caring for the planet in live interview on Dezeen
Natsai Audrey Chieza sets out five principles that could transform biodesign practice in live Dezeen interview
