Anna Skrebels
Anna is head of partnerships at Dezeen. She leads Dezeen's partnership team, managing partnership content.
Anna has written for a range of outlets including The Royal Institute of Architects, Wired UK, VICE, The Creator's Project, Motherboard, Colossal and the Rhode Island School of Design.
She has worked at Purcell Architects, the Building Centre, Shakespeare's Globe and the Royal Opera House.
Stories by Anna Skrebels
IKEA launches pop-up furniture shop in Roblox game
Heinz creates fry box with built-in ketchup compartment to “make dipping effortless”
Luis Marie pleats recycled fabric to create “first-ever all-textile room divider”
Newstalgia flooring collection puts nostalgic twist on 1970s and 80s fabric
Five highlights from V&A’s Design and Disability exhibition
Joyce Lai 3D-prints hanger to extend the lifespan of bras
Modibodi’s First Period Kit aims to destigmatise periods as “shameful and taboo”
“We are looking for designers who want to grow with the studio” says Studio Gang
Hover lampshade appears to be “magically hovering in the air”
Arik Levy designs quartz surface collection to mimic “the sensation of walking on ice”
“Relying on a machine cuts you off from the ability to think intuitively” says Anna Liu
“There are multiple doors of opportunity you can walk through to become part of Henning Larsen”
Kibu children’s headphones are crafted from agricultural packaging waste
Habitare 2025 explored the human need to “touch and feel things”
Five highlights from the Designing Motherhood: Things That Make and Break Our Births exhibition
Adaptive reuse requires architects to get “hands on” say experts
Ten buildings that make a sculptural feature of their balconies
Raw Edges suspends “volumetric spheres” at IMM Cologne
“We’re looking for people who are resilient” says Hedda Foss Lilleng
Five interviews with industry leaders on where their practice stands on recruitment
Studio Inma Bermúdez creates Nu faucets with “smiling face” detail
“Both recruitment practices and candidates have changed considerably over the past 10 years”
