Zero Gravity by Fly-Pitcher
London and Cape Town-based designer Fly-pitcher has sent us images of Zero Gravity, his stand at Design Tide Tokyo last month. More about Zero Gravity by Fly-Pitcher
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Trestle by TAF
Swedish designers TAF Arkitektkontor have designed a collection of adjustable furniture called Trestle, which was shown at the Cibone gallery as part of Design Tide Tokyo earlier this month. More about Trestle by TAF
Surreal Minimalism by David Pompa
Austria-based designer David Pompa has designed a collection of office furniture called Surreal Minimalism. More about Surreal Minimalism by David Pompa
Patty Johnson for Mabeo Furniture
Here are more images of work by Canadian designer Patty Johnson for Botswanan manufacturer Mabeo Furniture, which was shown at 100% Design in London this year. More about Patty Johnson for Mabeo Furniture
Tswana by Patty Johnson
Canadian designer Patty Johnson has designed Tswana, a folding chair shown last week at the Cïbone store in Tokyo as part of Design Tide Tokyo. More about Tswana by Patty Johnson
Tokyo Bench by Gehry Partners
Gehry Partners, the architecture office of Frank Gehry, presented a snaking bench as part of Design Tide in Tokyo over the weekend. More about Tokyo Bench by Gehry Partners
Joints by Nathan Wierink
More from Ontwerpduo: Nathan Wierink exhibited a table with decorative joints at the Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show as part of Dutch Design Week, which ended yesterday. More about Joints by Nathan Wierink
Posa by David Chipperfield
Architect David Chipperfield has designed a new seating collection for furniture brand B&B Italia. More about Posa by David Chipperfield
A Pile of Suitcases by Maarten de Ceulaer
Here are some more images of A Pile of Suitcases, a wardrobe presented by Belgian designer Maarten De Ceulaer at the Graduation Galleries 2008 show at Design Academy Eindhoven. More about A Pile of Suitcases by Maarten de Ceulaer
MYchair by UNStudio
Dutch architects UNStudio have unveiled their first chair design, called MYchair. More about MYchair by UNStudio
Origami Chair by So Takahashi
Oslo-based designer So Takahashi presented Origami chair as part of 100% Norway in London last month. More about Origami Chair by So Takahashi
Lapel by Stuart Mcfarlane
Australian industrial designer Stuart Mcfarlane has designed a chair made by folding recycled plastic. More about Lapel by Stuart Mcfarlane
Furniture Neighborhood by Tjep
Dutch designer Frank Tjepkema of Tjep. has completed a furniture project at Amstel Station in Amsterdam. More about Furniture Neighborhood by Tjep
X-System by Alexander Lotersztain
Brisbane designer Alexander Lotersztain has created X-System, a shelving system for Australian brand Planex. More about X-System by Alexander Lotersztain
Max Lamb at Johnson Trading Gallery
A solo exhibition by British designer Max Lamb has opened at Johnson Trading Gallery in New York, featuring a new series of furniture cut from solid rock. More about Max Lamb at Johnson Trading Gallery
Another Chair by Karen Ryan
Designer Karen Ryan has sent us images of Another Chair, a new project that adapts unwanted chairs into new combinations. More about Another Chair by Karen Ryan
Venus chair by Tokujin Yoshioka
Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka will present a chair made of natural crystals at Second Nature, an exhibition he is directing at 21_21 Design Sight in Tokyo later this month. More about Venus chair by Tokujin Yoshioka
New products by Viable London
Designers Viable London launched three new products during the London Design Festival earlier this month. More about New products by Viable London
Mindcraft by Danish Crafts
Design organisation Danish Crafts presented the work of 12 Danish designers including Kim Buck (above), Ole Jensen, (below) and Christin Johansson at 100% Design London last month. More about Mindcraft by Danish Crafts
Changing Dimensions by Royal College of Art graduates
Design graduates from the Royal College of Art in London presented an exhibition of their work called Changing Dimensions last month. More about Changing Dimensions by Royal College of Art graduates