Eat Drink Design is a temporary restaurant inside a greenhouse set up on Lichtplein in Eindhoven during this week's Dutch Design Week. More about Eat Drink Design: a temporary restaurant in a greenhouse
Italian architect Carlo del Bianco has completed a new store for mosaic brand Bisazza on Melrose Avenue in Beverly Hills, California. More about Bisazza showroom in Los Angeles by Carlo dal Bianco
Designer Roger Arquer has created a series of conceptual mousetraps that are intended "only to catch mice, not to kill them". More about Non-lethal mousetraps by Roger Arquer
Here are some decent-sized renderings of Metal Shutter Houses, a residential development in West Chelsea, New York designed by Japanese architect Shigeru Ban. More about Metal Shutter Houses by Shigeru Ban
Jaime Hayón has sent through photos and development sketches of La Terraza del Casino, the Madrid restaurant run by star chef Paco Roncero that has just reopened with interiors remodelled by the Spanish designer. More about La Terraza del Casino by Jaime Hayón
A team of four architectural practices (Modostudio, Adhoc, Barbarela and Bestbefore) have won an international competition to design the Ciudad del Medio Ambiente - or Environment City - in Santomera in the Spanish province of Murcia. More about Ciudad del Medio Ambiente by Modostudio, Adhoc, Barbarela and Bestbefore architects
More from the Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show: Greetje van Tiem, a graduate from the academy's Man and Leisure department, presents a project that turns old newspapers into yarn that can be woven into carpets, curtains and upholstery. More about Yarn from old newspapers by Greetje van Tiem
Here's a second selection from the Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show, which opened yesterday (Saturday) during Dutch Design Week. More about More from Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show 2007
We're in Eindhoven for Dutch Design Week, the highlight of which is the Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show, which opened today (Saturday). More about Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show 2007
British furniture brand Established & Sons launched their new London gallery with an exhibition of one-off pieces earlier this month. More about 1/1 by Established & Sons
Ørestad College is a new educational building in Copenhagen, Denmark, designed by 3XN architects. More about Ørestad College, Copenhagen, by 3XN architects
This is a bit old, but who cares. The second project in our series from Dutch design studio Tjep is this Italian restaurant in Rotterdam called Fabbrica. More about Fabbrica by Tjep
Architect Jean Nouvel has restarted work on The Landmark, a large mixed-use development in central Beirut, Lebanon. More about The Landmark, Beirut, by Jean Nouvel
Dutch design studio Tjep has sent us details of a whole bunch of projects, which we'll be posting over the next few days, starting with this bottle for mineral water brand Waater. More about Waater bottle by Tjep
Photographer Luke Hayes has sent us a few photos of the new Matthew Williamson exhibition at the Design Museum in London. More about Matthew Williamson at the Design Museum
Slovenian architects OFIS have completed Tetris Apartments, a social housing development in Ljubljana. More about Tetris Apartments by OFIS Arhitekti
Zaha Hadid Architects have formally launched the masterplan for Zorrozaurre, a 60 hectare peninsula in the Nervión river in the former port area of Bilbao, Spain. More about Zorrozaurre masterplan for Bilbao by Zaha Hadid Architects
David Chipperfield Architects have presented new designs for Turner Contemporary, an arts building proposed for the seafront at Margate, England. More about New designs for Turner Contemporary by David Chipperfield Architects
Photographer Ed Reeve has sent us a set of photos he took of the house that architect David Adjaye designed for him in London. More about Photographer shoots his own house: Ed's Shed by David Adjaye
Furniture brand Moroso has posted some photos of the Tokujin Yoshioka installation at their store on Greene Street in New York (via dezain.net). More about Tokujin Yoshioka’s Panna Chair installation at Moroso in New York