Rosa's by Gundry & Ducker
London studio Gundry & Ducker have completed the interior for a Thai restaurant in Soho, London, featuring moulded oak panelling. More about Rosa's by Gundry & Ducker
Nest House by Stephan Ricci AKA Architerroriste
French architect Stephan Ricci AKA Architerroriste has designed a conceptual house shaped like a pair of binoculars and surrounded by a nest. More about Nest House by Stephan Ricci AKA Architerroriste
FattyShell (v.01) by Kyle Sturgeon, Chris Holzwart and Kelly Raczkowski
Here's another student project that involves filling stitched structures with concrete (see Grompies by AA students in our earlier story), this time by architecture students Kyle A. Sturgeon, Chris Holzwart and Kelly Raczkowski from the University of Michigan. More about FattyShell (v.01) by Kyle Sturgeon, Chris Holzwart and Kelly Raczkowski
The Beauty of Nothingness by Nicolas Cheng
Stockholm designer Nicolas Cheng has designed a range of brooches made from bits of loofah, sponge and cotton. More about The Beauty of Nothingness by Nicolas Cheng
San Juan de Dios Apartments by Duarte Arquitectos
Chilean studio Duarte Arquitectos have designed an apartment building for a hill-top in Valparaiso, Chile. More about San Juan de Dios Apartments by Duarte Arquitectos
Boa Hairdressers Salon by Claudia Meier
Zurich designer Claudia Meier has completed a hairy hair salon in Zurich, Switzerland. More about Boa Hairdressers Salon by Claudia Meier
Glass Skin by Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk
Eindhoven designers Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk presented glassware produced in collaboration with the glass-makers of Murano in Venice at Sotheby's auction house in London last week. More about Glass Skin by Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk
Batemans Row by Theis and Khan Architects
London studio Theis and Khan Architects have completed their own home and studio in east London. More about Batemans Row by Theis and Khan Architects
Alter Ego by Studio Job
Artists Studio Job of Belgium have installed pieces from their iconic collections in the rooms of a Belgian stately home. More about Alter Ego by Studio Job
iPhonekiller by Ronen Kadushin
Designer Ronen Kadushin has designed an open-source mallet for smashing up iPhones. More about iPhonekiller by Ronen Kadushin
Infinity Chapel by hanrahanMeyers
New York studio hanrahanMeyers have completed the interior of a chapel in New York with curved walls. More about Infinity Chapel by hanrahanMeyers
Story lamp by Skar+Vidal
Norwegian designers Vibeke Skar and Ida Noemi Vidal presented ceramic pendant lights with embossed surfaces in the Ventura Lambrate district of Milan last month. More about Story lamp by Skar+Vidal
Air Sundae by A+A cooren
Paris design studio A+A cooren have designed a glass vase where the neck has been turned back inside the vessel to support flower stems. More about Air Sundae by A+A cooren
Swarm by Mike and Maaike
San Francisco designers Mike and Maaike have created a space divider comprising overlapping grids of batons. More about Swarm by Mike and Maaike
Black Forest by Outofstock for Ligne Roset
A table with interlocking branch-like legs by design collective Outofstock has been put into production by French brand Ligne Roset. More about Black Forest by Outofstock for Ligne Roset
UAE Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010 by Foster + Partners
Shanghai Expo 2010: here are some photos of the United Arab Emirates Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo 2010, designed by Foster + Partners. More about UAE Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010 by Foster + Partners
Table Cloth by Ball-Nogues
Los Angeles designers Ball-Nogues Studio have collaborated with UCLA Architecture and Urban Design students to create a courtyard stage set made of coffee tables. More about Table Cloth by Ball-Nogues
MYER Head Office by Büro North
Australian designers Büro North have completed the graphics and signage for the head office of Australian department store MYER, featuring patterns carved into the walls. More about MYER Head Office by Büro North
Mechatronik by Caramel Architekten
Austrian studio Caramel Architekten have completed the first of five buildings for a science park in Linz, Austria, which is bent in the middle and cantilevered at one end. More about Mechatronik by Caramel Architekten
Potential Energy by Whatswhat Collective
Swedish designers Whatswhat Collective have designed a pleated lamp shade that changes shape when its drawstrings are pulled. More about Potential Energy by Whatswhat Collective