Tokyo 09: the next in our series of short interviews about green design for the Tokyo Designers Week guide features designer Tom Dixon, who wonders if we should make anything at else at all. More about Tokyo Designers Week interview: Tom Dixon
Young Spanish architects Carlos Pereda Iglesias and Óscar Pérez Silanes have completed the refurbishment of an apartment in Pamplona, Spain. More about Reform of Housing in Pamplona by Carlos Pereda Iglesias and Óscar Pérez Silanes
London designers Russell and Oona Pinch have designed a collection of furniture including these folding wooden stools (above). More about New furniture by Pinch
Czech practice A1 Architects presented models and concepts exploring the potential for living in small spaces at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague last month. More about Small House by A1 Architects
Italian designers Studio06 have created a pendant lamp inspired by light penetrating underground caves. More about Furà Lamp by Studio06
Tokyo 09: designer Arik Levy remembers living in Japan and dreams about making smaller chocolate wrappers in this short interview commissioned by Dezeen for the Tokyo Designers Week guide. More about Tokyo Designers Week interviews: Arik Levy
Here's another winner from the Dutch Design Awards last month: graphic designer René Put won the award for best graphic design for a series of braille stamps. More about Lees Mee braille stamps by René Put
San Francisco designer Yves Behar of Fuseproject has designed a sex toy in collaboration with Ethan Imboden of sex toy brand JimmyJane. More about Form 2 by Fuseproject
Tokyo 09: designer Ilse Crawford describes her vision of design that brings people together in this third short interview commissioned for the Tokyo Designers Week guide, produced by Dezeen. More about Tokyo Designers Week interviews: Ilse Crawford
Korean architect Hyunjoon Yoo has completed a house overlooking the river Han in Seoul, Korea. More about Floating House by Hyunjoon Yoo
Tokyo 09: in this second in a series of short interviews commissioned for the official Tokyo Designers Week guide that Dezeen produced, furniture designer Matthew Hilton talks to Malaika Byng about working with wood and his first experience of Tokyo. More about Tokyo Designers Week interviews: Matthew Hilton
Dutch Design Week 09: Dutch designer Kiki van Eijk presented new additions to her Soft collection of ceramic objects in Eindhoven last month. More about Soft by Kiki van Eijk
Tokyo 09: Tokyo Designers Week has started and Dezeen produced the official guide to the event. In this first in a series of short interviews commissioned for the guide, architect Shigeru Ban responds to the festival's theme, green design. More about Tokyo Designers Week interviews: Shigeru Ban
Architectural photographer Leonardo Finotti has sent us his photos of a house in Argentina by Estudio Aire, based in Rosario, Argentina. More about Caja House by Estudio Aire
Tokyo 09: London designers Committee launch a collection of lacquered containers with plastic lids for design brand Cibone Editions in Tokyo this week. More about Plastic Relics by Committee for Cibone Editions
Photographer Julien Lanoo has sent us his photographs of a community centre near Avelgem, Belgium, designed by Belgian architects Dierendonck Blancke. More about Community Centre by Dierendonck Blancke
Swiss designer Andreas Saxer has designed a colection of furniture and lighting inspired by photos he took while living in East Asia. More about Made in Asia by Andreas Saxer
Architect Rem D Koolhaas has completed the interior of a new flagship store in Amsterdam for his shoe brand. More about United Nude Flagship store by Rem D Koolhaas
Dutch Design Week: design studio Moon/En/Co curated a pop-up restaurant furnished with objects by designers including Maarten Baptist and Joost van Bleiswijk in Eindhoven last week. More about Eat Drink Design at Dutch Design Week
This month's top ten features the ten most popular stories about clocks and watches from the Dezeen archives. In first place is The Clock Clock, a digital clock made of 24 analogue clocks that spell out the time with their hands, created by Swedish designers Humans since 1982. More about Dezeen’s top ten: watches and clocks