Dezeen interviews the biggest names in architecture and design. Kengo Kuma, Olafur Eliasson and Margaret Howell are just some of the leading figures that have appeared on the site in recent weeks.

Björk
Icelandic pop icon and Dezeen fan Björk explained how she develops her "magically utopian" sets and costumes in an exclusive interview ahead of her Utopia world tour.
She said her aim was to create "an opium-like trance in a utopian garden".
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Christo
Speaking to Dezeen at the launch of his floating London Mastaba installation in London, Italian artist Christo said creating his artworks was as challenging as building a large-scale architecture project.
"We face identical problems to people building a highway, or a skyscraper or a bridge," he said. Read the interview ?

Stella McCartney
Fashion designer Stella McCartney set out her environmental mission in an interview with Dezeen. She said a movement towards sustainable materials is necessary across the industry.
"If everyone in the design world created a more sustainable product with more mindfulness, then it wouldn't even be a conversation," she said. "But they're not."
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Kengo Kuma
At the unveiling of his V&A Dundee museum, Japanese architect Kengo Kuma reflected on the relationship between his building and the sea.
"We tried to show the uniqueness of this location by designing a sea cliff, between the ...