Dark Side of the Moon by Martin Mostböck for Vorwerk
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
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Five Star Crockery by Judith Montens
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
Husmus by Muungano
Swedish design group Muungano have created a set of containers for collecting household recycling. More about Husmus by Muungano
Xmas Declarations by Ctrl.Alt.Shift
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
Sake Bomb by Alexander Purcell
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
Water-shaped bottles by Xiaoli Wen
Kingston University graduate Xiaoli Wen has created a series of porcelain bottles shaped by a waterfall. More about Water-shaped bottles by Xiaoli Wen
Dolly by Ross McBride for Normann Copenhagen
Tokyo designer Ross McBride has designed a porcelain cruet set for Danish brand Normann Copenhagen. More about Dolly by Ross McBride for Normann Copenhagen
Ding Steamer Set by Office for Product Design
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
Basic Series by StokkeAustad and Frost Produkt
Norwegian designers StokkeAustad and Frost Produkt have collaborated to design a range of kitchen utensils. More about Basic Series by StokkeAustad and Frost Produkt
Doublefacette by Postfossil
Florian Hauswirth of Swiss studio Postfossil has designed a set of salt and pepper mills that fit together. More about Doublefacette by Postfossil
Soft by Kiki van Eijk
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
Plastic Relics by Committee for Cibone Editions
Tokyo 09: London designers Committee launch a collection of lacquered containers with plastic lids for design brand Cibone Editions in Tokyo this week. More about Plastic Relics by Committee for Cibone Editions
Urushi series by Aldo Bakker
Dutch designer Aldo Bakker has sent us images of his Urushi series of lacquered polyurethane objects. More about Urushi series by Aldo Bakker
Melt by Agnieszka Bar
Polish Design Season: designer Agnieszka Bar has created a range of bottles with collapsed bases. More about Melt by Agnieszka Bar
Baked by Formafantasma
Dutch Design Week 09: Italian design graduates Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin of Formafantasma present a series of baked objects at an exhibition in Eindhoven this week. Update: this project is included in Dezeen Book of Ideas, which is on sale now for £12. More about Baked by Formafantasma
FlexVaas by Vij5
Dutch Design Week 09: FlexVaas, a vase that comes with three swappable tops to accommodate different types of flowers, won the Best Consumer Product category for designers Vij5 at the Dutch Design Awards on Saturday. More about FlexVaas by Vij5
Pickled by Karina Marusinska
Polish Design Season: Wroclaw- and Lodz-based designer Karina Marusinska has created a collection of storage jars with gold and porcelain lids. More about Pickled by Karina Marusinska
iD Cutlery by Ineke Hans
Dutch designer Ineke Hans has designed a set of cutlery with patterns imprinted on the back for Dutch brand Royal VKB. More about iD Cutlery by Ineke Hans
Neolastic tableware by Studio Sjoerd Jonkers
Dutch graduate designer Sjoerd Jonkers presented a collection of plastic tableware inspired by primitive objects at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy graduation show earlier this summer. More about Neolastic tableware by Studio Sjoerd Jonkers
Three Yet One by Parallel Projects
London Design Festival 09: Henny van Nistelrooy and Oscar Diaz of Parallel Projects presented an exhibition in London last week examining how the media affects our perception of design. More about Three Yet One by Parallel Projects