Patchwork by Amy Hunting
London-based Norwegian designer and illustrator Amy Hunting created the Patchwork furniture series from waste wood and offcuts collected from factories. More about Patchwork by Amy Hunting
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Lightwell House by Kimizuka Architects
Lightwell House is a recently completed residence in Tokyo, Japan, designed by Tokyo-based Kimizuka Architects. More about Lightwell House by Kimizuka Architects
Ring Sight by Stuart Bannocks
New Designers 08: graduate Stuart Bannocks of As Well As Design has created a range of accessories designed to test the UK's stringent anti-gun laws. More about Ring Sight by Stuart Bannocks
Furniture by Pinch
British furniture brand Pinch will be exhibiting a new collection of work at 100% Design in London next month. More about Furniture by Pinch
Victorian Grandfather Chair and Chippendale Writing Desk by Adam Rowe
New Designers 08: graduate designer Adam Rowe has produced a range of furniture made from oriented strand board (OSB).
More about Victorian Grandfather Chair and Chippendale Writing Desk by Adam Rowe
Capital Hill Residence by Zaha Hadid Architects
Here are new images of Capital Hill Residence, a private house in Barvikha Forest close to Moscow, Russia by Zaha Hadid Architects. More about Capital Hill Residence by Zaha Hadid Architects
Lexus Nuaero by Jon Rådbrink
Swedish automotive design graduate Jon Rådbrink presented a concept for a catamaran-shaped car at the Royal College of Art graduation show in London last month. More about Lexus Nuaero by Jon Rådbrink
Competition: five copies of Thailand: same same, but different! by Thomas Kalak to be won
Dezeen and photographer Thomas Kalak are offering readers the chance to win one of five copies of Kalak's photo book, "Thailand: same same, but different!" More about Competition: five copies of Thailand: same same, but different! by Thomas Kalak to be won
Asemic Scapes by Sarah Schneider
Asemic Scapes - Rehabilitation Center Rainberg is a concept for a medical rehabilitation centre in the Austrian Alps designed by architecture graduate Sarah Schneider. More about Asemic Scapes by Sarah Schneider
Aluminium Landscape by Kimihiko Okada
Japanese architect Kimihiko Okada has created Aluminium Landscape, a 6.5 metre high installation made of aluminium foil.
Kelly Marklove at New Designers
New Designers 08: Middlesex University graduate Kelly Marklove presented a range of inkwells and writing tools at New Designers in London last month. More about Kelly Marklove at New Designers
Cityspeed by Michael Young
Industrial designer Michael Young has designed Cityspeed, an urban bike for Taiwanese bicycle manufacturer Giant. More about Cityspeed by Michael Young
Deptford Project Café by Morag Myerscough
Graphic designer Morag Myerscough has created the Deptford Project Café - a café inside a 1960s commuter train carriage in Deptford, south east London. More about Deptford Project Café by Morag Myerscough
Toy Factory Loft by Zellnerplus
Los Angeles-based architects Zellnerplus renovated the loft of an old toy factory to create living and working space for a young filmmaker. More about Toy Factory Loft by Zellnerplus
Packaging Lamp by David Gardener
New Designers 08: Packaging Lamp by David Gardener features a paper pulp shade that doubles as the packaging for the lamp's components. More about Packaging Lamp by David Gardener
Barrio North by Anarchitect
The interior of Barrio North, a bar by London architects Anarchitect, features back-to-front tiles and a cannibalised caravan. More about Barrio North by Anarchitect
Tesselion by Skylar Tibbits
More tessellated structures: Tesselion is an installation by American architect Skylar Tibbits, constructed from 187 aluminium panels. More about Tesselion by Skylar Tibbits
KitRadio by Samuel Rhoads-Clarke
New Designers 08: Samuel Rhoads-Clarke has designed a build-it-yourself radio with electronic components that combine to create urban or farm scenes. More about KitRadio by Samuel Rhoads-Clarke
Heineken The City by Tjep
Dutch designers Tjep. have created the interior of Heineken The City, a new brand store in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, which opened last month. More about Heineken The City by Tjep
Olympic viewing platform by Office for Subversive Architecture
Londoners frustrated by the 3m fence and aggressive security protecting the Olympic Park construction site in east London were given a temporary viewing platform recently by Office for Subversive Architecture. More about Olympic viewing platform by Office for Subversive Architecture