Cajsa Carlson
Cajsa Carlson is editor of Dezeen.
She was previously the architecture and design editor at Culture Trip and has worked for publications including Cool Hunting and Design Week. Cajsa was also editor of Houzz Sweden.
She is originally from Malmö, Sweden, and has a degree in media and modern literature from Goldsmiths, University of London.
Stories by Cajsa Carlson
Hollaway Studio redesigns LeShuttle terminals to echo “geological strata” of Channel Tunnel
Steel lighting grid illuminates monochromatic Miss Sixty store in Milan
Unknown Works transforms Borough Market storehouse into futuristic hair salon
Architects protest planned demolition of Sweden’s Valhallabadet pool
Interlinked geometric shapes form Tadao Ando-designed National Museum of Uzbekistan
This week we revealed images of Populous’ Buffalo Bills stadium
Dry Cleaning exhibition is “airing the fresh new works of London’s emerging designers”
YSG decorates Alémais office with custom-made globe lights and shimmering mosaics
Carlo Ratti unveils design for Grand Fendika Cultural Center in Addis Ababa
Daytrip combines historical features with contemporary furniture in Cloisters workspace
Eight whimsical pavilions with supersized organic shapes
This week we showcased a rainwater harvesting kit that aims to reduce household bills
Bottega Veneta unveils Harrods pop-up store informed by modernist architecture
USM Haller and Zenith team up on watch that nods to “the bold spirit of the 1960s”
Winners of Aga Khan Award for Architecture 2025 revealed
Ten projects that showcase Arne Jacobsen’s remarkable range
Glulam and polycarbonate pavilion by In Praise of Shadows gets permanent Stockholm home
Donald Trump reportedly set to name Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia to chief design role
Bun House Disco features colour palette “straight out of Hong Kong’s neon nights”
Gustaf Westman designs IKEA plate to serve meatballs “like they’re sitting on little thrones”
Yuri Suzuki’s Utooto is a build-it-yourself sound sculpture informed by utopian cities
Planned London Design Festival installation “extremely close to my earlier projects” says Yuri Suzuki
