Cityscope by Marco Hemmerling
German designer Marco Hemmerling has created a faceted installation in Cologne, Germany, called Cityscope that reflects fragments of surrounding buildings. More about Cityscope by Marco Hemmerling
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Campana Brothers video interview 4
In the final episode of our video interview with the winners of the Designer of the Year award at Design Miami 2008, Brazilian designers Humberto and Fernando Campana are shown working in their studio and flicking through their sketchbooks. More about Campana Brothers video interview 4
Plopp stool by Oskar Zieta for Hay
Polish designer Oskar Zieta has designed a metal stool called Plopp for Danish furniture brand Hay. More about Plopp stool by Oskar Zieta for Hay
The Modern Pantry restaurant by Jump Studios
London-based architecture and design practice Jump Studios have recently completed the interior of The Modern Pantry restaurant in London, UK. More about The Modern Pantry restaurant by Jump Studios
Applause Machine by Martin Smith
British artist Martin Smith of Laikingland has designed a device for producing applause at the touch of a button. More about Applause Machine by Martin Smith
Podcast talk: Alan Aldridge at the Design Museum
Dezeen podcasts: in this latest in our series of podcasts for the Design Museum, illustrator Alan Aldridge gives a talk recounting stories from his career, which spans nearly 50 years. More about Podcast talk: Alan Aldridge at the Design Museum
The Vault by Oppenheim Architecture + Design
Oppenheim Architecture + Design have unveiled plans to build an art storage facility in Miami, USA. More about The Vault by Oppenheim Architecture + Design
Wireless router vase by STC
Saudi Arabia-based telecommunications company STC have designed a wireless internet router that can also be used to hold flowers. More about Wireless router vase by STC
Oxford Street facade by Future Systems
Architects Future Systems have completed the facade of a building on Oxford Street in London. More about Oxford Street facade by Future Systems
Plus salt and pepper mills by Norway Says
Oslo-based designers Norway Says have designed a range of salt and pepper grinders called Plus for Danish manufacturer Muuto. More about Plus salt and pepper mills by Norway Says
Smart Fortwo Toile H edition by Hermès
French fashion house Hermès have teamed up with car distributor Como to design the interior of ten Smart cars. More about Smart Fortwo Toile H edition by Hermès
Boombench by NL Architects
German designer Michael Schoner of NL Architects has designed a bench that plays music from passing mobile phones via Bluetooth. More about Boombench by NL Architects
Reebok Flash store by Formavision
American designers Formvision have created a pop-up store for sportswear brand Reebok in New York, USA. More about Reebok Flash store by Formavision
J-Loft by Plystudio
Architecture and design practice Plystudio have completed an apartment interior called J-Loft in Singapore. More about J-Loft by Plystudio
Cru by Sebastian Bergne
London-based designer Sebastian Bergne will exhibit his new designs for wine consumption at The Aram Gallery in a show called CRU, which opens next week. More about Cru by Sebastian Bergne
Future Hotel Room by LAVA
Architects LAVA have designed a hotel room as part of a research project in collaboration with Fraunhofer IAO (Institute for Work Organisation) in Stuttgart, Germany. More about Future Hotel Room by LAVA
Clay Fields by Riches Hawley Mikhail
London architects Riches Hawley Mikhail have completed an affordable, sustainable housing scheme within an existing village in Suffolk, UK. More about Clay Fields by Riches Hawley Mikhail
Zero Gravity by Fly-Pitcher
London and Cape Town-based designer Fly-pitcher has sent us images of Zero Gravity, his stand at Design Tide Tokyo last month. More about Zero Gravity by Fly-Pitcher
Tel Aviv Port by Mayslits Kassif Architects
Mayslits Kassif Architects have completed the regeneration of public spaces at Tel Aviv Port in Israel. More about Tel Aviv Port by Mayslits Kassif Architects
Alpine Capsule by Lovegrove Studio
Lovegrove Studio, the London-based office of designer Ross Lovegrove, have designed a mountain living unit called Alpine Capsule.