4foldlow by George Rice for Formtank
British designer George Rice has designed a table made by cutting and folding a standard sheet of steel. More about 4foldlow by George Rice for Formtank
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100% by Ross Lovegrove for Danese
British designer Ross Lovegrove has designed a desk light with the circuitry on the outside for Italian brand Danese. More about 100% by Ross Lovegrove for Danese
Double 00 ’09 by Case-Real
Japanese designers Case-Real, headed by Koichi Futatsumata, have completed a boutique interior in Fukuoka, Japan, with a curved wall dividing the space. More about Double 00 ’09 by Case-Real
Flower Street BioReactor by Emergent
Los Angeles architects Emergent have designed an installation filled with green algae that produce oil by photosynthesis. More about Flower Street BioReactor by Emergent
Nature Factory by Makoto Tanijiri
Makoto Tanijiri of Hiroshima architects Suppose Design Office has completed an installation at the Diesel Denim Gallery Aoyama in Tokyo, Japan. More about Nature Factory by Makoto Tanijiri
Frost by Mars
Korean designer HwaSung Yoo of Mars has designed a table and chair made of extruded aluminium with a cross-section inspired by frost patterns. More about Frost by Mars
Lockheed Chair by Riot & Sollier
French designers Benjamin Riot & Valentin Sollier have designed a chair based on the DSW chair by Charles and Ray Eames. More about Lockheed Chair by Riot & Sollier
Taxidermy artwork by Idiots
Amsterdam artists Afke Golsteijn and Floris Bakker of Idiots have sent us images of their new collection of jewellery and objects featuring stuffed animals. More about Taxidermy artwork by Idiots
Haus + by Anne Menke and Winkens Architekten
German architects Anne Menke and Winkens Architekten have completed an extension to an existing 1950's house in Hameln, Germany. More about Haus + by Anne Menke and Winkens Architekten
Felt Up by Charlotte Kingsnorth
Graduate designer Charlotte Kingsnorth has designed a chair made from a single sheet of folded felt. More about Felt Up by Charlotte Kingsnorth
A cup of coffee by Ryohei Yoshiyuki
Japanese designer Ryohei Yoshiyuki has designed an ash tray made of used coffee grounds. More about A cup of coffee by Ryohei Yoshiyuki
Dezeen Podcast: Colin Forbes remembering Alan Fletcher at the Design Museum
Dezeen podcast: in our latest podcast for the Design Museum in London, graphic designer Colin Forbes reminisces about his design partner and friend Alan Fletcher, with whom he co-founded Fletcher/Forbes/Gill in the 1960s and subsequently Pentagram in the 1970s. More about Dezeen Podcast: Colin Forbes remembering Alan Fletcher at the Design Museum
The PaperVillain by The Functionality
Designers The Functionality have built a canopy constructed from 2,452 newspaper hats. More about The PaperVillain by The Functionality
Brooks Avenue House by Bricault Design
Canadian architects Bricault Design have completed a plant-covered extension to a house in Venice, Los Angeles. More about Brooks Avenue House by Bricault Design
Music Cage by Nendo
Japanese design company Nendo have created a speaker shaped like a bird cage. More about Music Cage by Nendo
Museum of Image and Sound by Diller Scofidio + Renfro
New York architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro have won a competition to design the Museum of Image and Sound in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. More about Museum of Image and Sound by Diller Scofidio + Renfro
Old Town Apartments in Tallinn by Kosmos
Estonian architects Kosmos have completed a five-storey apartment block with a ground-floor shopping area in Tallinn, Estonia. More about Old Town Apartments in Tallinn by Kosmos
Parrish Art Museum by Herzog & de Meuron
Architects Herzog & de Meuron have designed a new museum building for the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, New York, USA. More about Parrish Art Museum by Herzog & de Meuron
ASOBIO shop by Nendo
Japanese designers Nendo have completed a shop front and interior for Italian clothing company ASOBIO in Shanghai, China. More about ASOBIO shop by Nendo
4 Passive Houses by Anders Holmberg
Swedish architect Anders Holmberg has designed four highly insulated houses in Stockholm, Sweden, that use the heat generated by people and appliances inside to keep them warm. More about 4 Passive Houses by Anders Holmberg