At Maison & Objet in Paris this month designers Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Meier and Oliviero Zanon will launch a collection of glass and ceramic tableware. More about Crudo by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Meier and Oliviero Zanon
At Maison & Objet in Paris this month, Italian design brand Alessi will launch a range of plastic cutlery designed by the late architect Jan Kaplicky of Future Systems. More about Zlin cutlery by Future Systems
New French design company Petite Friture have launched with a collection of four pieces including this glass and cork table lamp by Paris designer Pierre Favresse (above). More about Inaugural collection by Petite Friture
Venetian designer Luca Nichetto has designed a collection of objects that take their form from glass-blowing tools. More about Essence by Luca Nichetto
Japanese designer Shigeichiro Takeuchi of shigeichiro studio has designed a minimal rubbish bin (above) and a shoehorn (below). More about Minimal sculptural items by Shigeichiro Takeuchi
French designer FX Balléry has designed a collection of brightly-coloured vases that look like sections of plumbing pipes. More about Pretty Vases Collection by FX Balléry
Design studio Designerette of London and Amsterdam have created a scaled-up version of a doll's house tea service. More about Mini by Designerette
Designers Item of Paris and London have created a candelabra for design brand Innermost where three holders are kept upright by magnets. More about Dervish by Item for Innermost
Anglo-Dutch designers Studio Glithero have created a series of vases and tiles decorated with shadows of plants captured on photosensitive chemicals.
Viennese designer Martin Mostböck has designed a rug inspired by the scarred surface of the moon. More about Dark Side of the Moon by Martin Mostböck for Vorwerk
Amsterdam designer Judith Montens of Dutch collective Klad-Blok has created a series of crockery depicting cars, pile-ups and crashes. More about Five Star Crockery by Judith Montens
Swedish design group Muungano have created a set of containers for collecting household recycling. More about Husmus by Muungano
Manchester designers Dorothy have designed a set of Christmas baubles shaped like hand grenades for social initiative Ctrl.Alt.Shift and British design brand Suck UK. More about Xmas Declarations by Ctrl.Alt.Shift
Los Angeles designer Alexander Purcell has created a container for serving Japanese sake, inspired by blowfish and sea mines. More about Sake Bomb by Alexander Purcell
Kingston University graduate Xiaoli Wen has created a series of porcelain bottles shaped by a waterfall. More about Water-shaped bottles by Xiaoli Wen
Tokyo designer Ross McBride has designed a porcelain cruet set for Danish brand Normann Copenhagen. More about Dolly by Ross McBride for Normann Copenhagen
Hong Kong designers Office for Product Design have designed a food steamer for homeware brand JIA. More about Ding Steamer Set by Office for Product Design
Norwegian designers StokkeAustad and Frost Produkt have collaborated to design a range of kitchen utensils. More about Basic Series by StokkeAustad and Frost Produkt
Florian Hauswirth of Swiss studio Postfossil has designed a set of salt and pepper mills that fit together. More about Doublefacette by Postfossil
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