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On the lawn of London’s Kensington Gardens, Pritzker Prize laureate Peter Zumthor will design this year’s pavilion for the Serpentine Gallery.

At the hotly anticipated biennial lighting expo, Fabbian, Catellani & Smith and Foscarini are set to debut fixtures that are both delicate and quirky.

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art presents Tobias Wong, an exhibition honouring the late designer.

This week marks the opening of the Broadway musical The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert, and lighting system manufacturers Traxon and E:cue up the razzle-dazzle by outfitting the show’s most flamboyant character – Priscilla, the bus.

Now on newsstands: Azure’s March/April issue, with a cover story on London interior designer Faye Toogood, a review of Sid Lee’s floating spa on the St. Lawrence, and a sampling of the latest bespoke home accessories by Toronto’s Moss & Lam. Plus, we talk to Olafur Eliasson about his dazzling new project in Reykjavik.

The long-time collaborator has created a sculptural collection of tables, storage units and a desk for Ligne Roset.

Setting a new standard for comfort in the bathroom, Philippe Starck’s shower-toilet for the German manufacturer will be available in North America in April.

At its recently revamped Toronto showroom, Relative Space shows off a bevy of new flooring products by such manufacturers as byHenzel, Cadorin and Vorwerk.

The sober and elegant Makil chair is the designer’s latest work for France’s Alki.

On Thursday, January 27, a panel of 10 big thinkers and innovative designers – including Douglas Coupland and Hunter Tura (of Bruce Mau Design) – will talk crowdsourcing at the Conversations in Design symposium.