Solids of Revolution by Max Lamb
Design Miami/Basel 08: Max Lamb was one of four Designers of the Future at last week's Design Miami/Basel, showing a series of turned stools. More about Solids of Revolution by Max Lamb
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Flame by Tom Dixon
Design Miami/Basel 08: British designer Tom Dixon exhibited his new Flame chair and table with Kenny Schachter's Rove gallery at Design Miami/Basel last week. More about Flame by Tom Dixon
C Collection by Yves Béhar for HBF
C Collection is an adaptable series of furniture and lighting by Yves Béhar for American brand HBF. More about C Collection by Yves Béhar for HBF
IRIS by BarberOsgerby
IRIS is a collection of five limited edition tables designed by BarberOsgerby for British brand Established & Sons. More about IRIS by BarberOsgerby
Cleanliness is next to Godliness by Studio Makkink & Bey
Design Miami/Basel 08: Dutch designer Jurgen Bey and architect Rianne Makkink present a new series of work for Chinese gallery Contrasts in Basel this week. More about Cleanliness is next to Godliness by Studio Makkink & Bey
Drawerment by Jaroslav Jurica
Czech designer Jaroslav Jurica of Hubero Kororo Design Group created the Drawerment storage system for Dutch design house Demakersvan. More about Drawerment by Jaroslav Jurica
Stranden by Thomas Bernstrand
Designer Thomas Bernstrand has created an artificial beach in Stockholm, Sweden, consisting of metal beach chairs and umbrellas. More about Stranden by Thomas Bernstrand
Porosity Bench by Steven Holl Architects
Design Miami/Basel 08: Here are a few snapshots from the Johnson Trading Gallery in New York, showing a prototype for a bamboo bench designed by Steven Holl Architects. More about Porosity Bench by Steven Holl Architects
Philippe Starck at Driade
Milan 08: French designer Philippe Starck launched his Monsiegneur and MOOR(e) seating for Italian brand Driade in Milan last month. More about Philippe Starck at Driade
Him and Her by Fabio Novembre
Milan 08: Casamania launched the Him and Her chairs designed by Fabio Novembre at the furniture fair in Milan last month. More about Him and Her by Fabio Novembre
4millimetri table by Studiocharlie
Milan 08: Italian designers Studiocharlie launched 4millimetri table for Boffi in Milan last month. More about 4millimetri table by Studiocharlie
Butterfly table by based upon
The surface of Butterfly table and benches by London-based bespoke design studio based upon is inlaid with real butterflies. More about Butterfly table by based upon
Office Pets by Hella Jongerius
Hella Jongerius has updated her website to include her Office Pets project commissioned by Vitra Edition last year. More about Office Pets by Hella Jongerius
Loveseat by Jake Phipps
Milan 08: Loveseat by London-based designer Jake Phipps has been put into production by Italian manufacturers RIVA1920. More about Loveseat by Jake Phipps
Long Chair by Jo Nagasaka + Schemata Architecture Office
Long Chair is a bench made from a continuous steel tube, designed by Jo Nagasaka of Schemata Architecture Office. More about Long Chair by Jo Nagasaka + Schemata Architecture Office
Acceleration sofa by Phillip Grass
Acceleration is a digital prototype for a sofa by Copenhagen-based designer Phillip Grass. More about Acceleration sofa by Phillip Grass
Enchord table by Industrial Facility
Enchord is a two-tier work table by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin of Industrial Facility for Herman Miller's Lifework collection. More about Enchord table by Industrial Facility
Competition: six Trophy Hangers by Phil Cuttance to be won
Dezeen has teamed up with lifestyle brand Charles & Marie to give away six Trophy Hangers by designer Phil Cuttance. More about Competition: six Trophy Hangers by Phil Cuttance to be won
Chubby by Marcel Wanders
Milan 08: Marcel Wanders launched his new Chubby armchair for Italian company Slide in Milan last month. More about Chubby by Marcel Wanders
What Can You Bring to the Table by students from Lund University
Milan 08: shown at That’s Design! in Zona Tortona last month, What Can You Bring to the Table is a collection of five chairs where each component was designed in isolation without any knowledge of what the other parts would be like. More about What Can You Bring to the Table by students from Lund University