Pablo Reinoso for Yamagiwa
Live from Milan: Japanese lighting company Yamagiwa has launched a range of new products, including Bamboo Light System by Argentinian-born designer Pablo Reinoso. More about Pablo Reinoso for Yamagiwa
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Sheikh Zayed Bridge by Zaha Hadid
Our blog for the International Design Forum has been updated with images, construction shots and a description of the Sheikh Zayed Bridge in Abu Dhabi by Zaha Hadid. More about Sheikh Zayed Bridge by Zaha Hadid
Swarovski Crystal Palace 2
Live from Milan: here are more images from the Swarovski Crystal Palace show at Via Savona 56, Milan this week, including chandeliers by Jaime Hayon, Kengo Kuma and the Bouroullec Brothers. More about Swarovski Crystal Palace 2
Swarovski Crystal Palace
Live from Milan: here are chandeliers by Arne Quinze of Quinze & Milan, Amanda Levete of Future Systems and Diller, Scofidio and Renfro More about Swarovski Crystal Palace
Dick Van Hoff for Makkum
Live from Milan: Self-styled "industrial tailor" Dick Van Hoff has created a collection of desk products for Dutch ceramics company Royal Tichelaar Makkum. More about Dick Van Hoff for Makkum
Studio Libertiny at Droog
Live from Milan: this is the best thing we've seen in Milan so far - a vase made by bees. More about Studio Libertiny at Droog
Produzione Privata by Michele De Lucchi
Live from Milan: Michele De Lucchi presents the latest fruits of his ongoing Produzione Privata project, which aims to reinstate a craft sensibility to designed objects. More about Produzione Privata by Michele De Lucchi
Paul Cocksedge at Trussardi
Live from Milan: British lighting designer Paul Cocksedge presents Private View, an exhibition with Trussardi that on first sight is nothing more than a dark, empty room lined in black glass. More about Paul Cocksedge at Trussardi
Ron Arad for Driade
Live from Milan: Ron Arad has designed Clover, a small monobloc armchair in white polyethylene that can be used indoors and outdoors. More about Ron Arad for Driade
Philippe Starck for Driade
Live from Milan: here are two of the new products Philippe Starck has designed for Driade. More about Philippe Starck for Driade
Alfredo Häberli for Quodes
Live from Milan: here are two shelving units designed by Alfredo Häberli for new brand Quodes (see previous post). More about Alfredo Häberli for Quodes
Marcel Wanders for Quodes
Live from Milan: Marcel Wanders has designed products for the inaugural Milan presentation of new brand Quodes. More about Marcel Wanders for Quodes
3XN and UNStudio in Århus
Danish architects 3XN and Dutch practice UNStudio have jointly won a competition for a housing project on the waterfront in Århus, Denmark. More about 3XN and UNStudio in Århus
Jaime Hayón for Bisazza
Live from Milan: photographer Nienke Klunder has sent us some photos of the giant Pinnochio-style Bisazza installation by Jaime Hayón, taken at Superstudio Più yesterday just before the press preview began. More about Jaime Hayón for Bisazza
Fuksas, Hani and Zaha for Sawaya & Moroni
Live from Milan: Sawaya & Moroni opened their showroom on Via Manzani today, showing new products including three additions to its Silver collection by famous architects. More about Fuksas, Hani and Zaha for Sawaya & Moroni
Those speakers at last
Live from Milan: We can finally show the full images of Muon, the speaker system designed by Ross Lovegrove for KEF. More about Those speakers at last
Marcel Wanders in Milan 2
Live from Milan: Also at the Marcel Wanders show are these miniature tableaux called 3D Haiku, showing collections of past objects by the designer. More about Marcel Wanders in Milan 2
Marcel Wanders in Milan
Live from Milan: Marcel Wanders presents Personal Editions, a large collection of pieces produced under his own name. More about Marcel Wanders in Milan
Ineke Hans for Cappellini
Live from Milan: Dutch designer Ineke Hans presents Fracture Furniture, her first range for Cappellini. More about Ineke Hans for Cappellini
Materialise.MGX in Milan
Live from Milan: rapid prototyping company Materialise.MGX have shown a new collection of work by various designers, including the Damned by Dutch architect Luc Merx of Gagat International. More about Materialise.MGX in Milan