The 24 Hours exhibition at Milan design week features 24 weird and wonderful clocks, all by different designers. We look at seven of the most imaginative examples. More about Seven surprising clocks from the 24 Hours exhibition in Milan
Dezeen Showroom: from a disc-shaped heated towel rail to fixtures informed by Victorian-era tapware, the following bathroom products have been published on Dezeen Showroom. More about Seven fittings and fixtures that make bathrooms scrub up well
Dezeen Showroom: architect-designed units and space-saving accessories are among the latest appliances, storage and products for the kitchen on Dezeen Showroom. More about Eight kitchen products that help home chefs handle the heat
Chameleonic British creative Henry Holland is a cult fashion designer turned ceramicist. In this interview, he tells Dezeen why he thrives on evolving and why he wears an Apple Watch that he hates. More about "The common thread between the things I do is intense personality" says Henry Holland
Art deco is starting to challenge mid-century modern's dominance in the second-hand furniture market, says Vinterior founder Sandrine Zhang Ferron in this interview as part of our Art Deco Centenary series. More about Hunt for "personality" causing art deco sales to triple says Vinterior founder
An exhibition has opened at 21_21 Design Sight in Tokyo revealing the craft history behind the Japanese ramen bowl. More about The Art of the Ramen Bowl charts the design history of the noodle dish
Dezeen Showroom: artwork by designer Jaime Hayon forms the basis of Nanimarquina's Talk Talk rugs, which feature abstract faces in profile. More about Talk Talk rugs by Jaime Hayon for Nanimarquina
Dezeen Showroom: created by designer Alejandra Gandía-Blasco Lloret for Gan, Nomad rugs are designed to create a sense of home and comfort in the outdoors. More about Nomad rugs by Alejandra Gandía-Blasco Lloret for Gan
Dezeen Showroom: textural rugs informed by ancient historic landmarks and distinctive landscapes are among the soft furnishings and textiles recently listed on Dezeen Showroom. More about 11 touchable rugs and textile ranges featured on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: rug company Azmas Rugs has extended its experiments with mathematics and design to its most complex creation yet, the Raffles rug, devised by designer David Mrugala. More about Raffles rug by David Mrugala for Azmas Rugs
Design studio Atelier NL is finding new uses for some of the four million cubic metres of clay being unearthed by the widening of the Maas river in the Netherlands. More about Maas river widening provides clay for Atelier NL's ceramics and bricks
Dezeen Showroom: architecture studio TenBerke worked with US brand Warp & Weft to create a rug collection informed by dawn, midday and dusk. More about Light and Shadow rug collection by TenBerke for Warp & Weft
Dezeen Showroom: Danish brand Arturel blended the modern and the prehistoric in this rug, which is decorated with a pattern informed by Stonehenge. More about Stone rug by Arturel
With India's interior design market predicted to double over the next decade, we spotlight 15 homegrown furniture and homeware brands looking to make an impression on the global stage. More about Fifteen Indian design brands worth knowing
Rug manufacturer Peace Industry used an endangered Iranian felting technique to develop this colourful reversible rug with a different pattern on each side. More about Softblock rug revives "world's oldest rug-making technique"
Design gallery Galerie Philia has unveiled an exhibition of contemporary designs based on the collections of the Medici family in the greenhouse of Florence's 16th-century Palazzo Corsini al Prato. More about Six designers reimagine Renaissance artefacts for Future Relics exhibition
Media company Highsnobiety and organisation Bauhaus-Archiv have collaborated on a collection that includes homeware, a clothing line, and an embossed Marcel Breuer D4 chair. More about Highsnobiety and Bauhaus-Archiv release collection featuring Marcel Breuer chair
Promotion: US-based fabrics brand Pallas Textiles has released a series of textiles for interior design applications that utilise recycled plastic recovered from the ocean and landfills. More about Pallas Textiles utilises yarn made from recycled plastic for range of fabrics
Dezeen Showroom: architecture firm Workshop/APD has drawn on its projects on the US island of Nantucket to create the Atlantic collection of rugs for Warp & Weft. More about Atlantic collection rugs by Workshop/APD for Warp & Weft
A pop-up dining room at Dutch Design Week features the latest products from Social Label, an ethical design brand that creates work opportunities for makers with disabilities. More about Social Label marks 10 years of turning disadvantaged people into professional makers