Mormor by Gry Fager for Normann Copenhagen
Danish designer Gry Fager has designed a new range of tableware for Normann Copenhagen, inspired by traditional kitchen textiles. More about Mormor by Gry Fager for Normann Copenhagen
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Catcher by Joseph Joseph
Richard and Antony Joseph of London kitchenware brand Joseph Joseph have designed a lemon squeezer that has a collar to catch pips and pulp. More about Catcher by Joseph Joseph
Found by Oscar Diaz
London Design Festival 09: Spanish designer Oscar Diaz has produced a cutlery set by chopping up plastic bottles and coating them with metal. More about Found by Oscar Diaz
Sprig by Donna Wilson for SCP
London designer Donna Wilson will launch a collection of bone china for British brand SCP at Maison & Objet in Paris this week. More about Sprig by Donna Wilson for SCP
Table-Dish-Cover by Maezm
London Design Festival 09: Korean designers Maezm will show work including Table-Dish-Cover, a silicon tablecloth with integrated dishes, at Designersblock in London next month. More about Table-Dish-Cover by Maezm
150ml by Studioroom906
Designers Studioroom906 have created a set of five porcelain containers that have different shapes but can all contain 150ml. More about 150ml by Studioroom906
The Minerals Collection by Lazerian
London Design Festival 09: Manchester designer Liam Hopkins of Lazerian has created a collection of candle holders shaped like laboratory beakers. More about The Minerals Collection by Lazerian
Kaarsrecht Glas by Pascal Smelik
Dutch graduate Pascal Smelik has created a collection of wine glasses by plunging hot wax into cold water and making casts from the resulting forms. More about Kaarsrecht Glas by Pascal Smelik
Dancing Vases by Robin van Hontem
Dutch product design graduate Robin van Hontem has designed a series of vases inspired by the movement of a spinning top. More about Dancing Vases by Robin van Hontem
Vase and kitchen timer by Studio Lama
Here's another ceramic product for the kitchen by Israeli designers Studio Lama, who created the ceramic radio in our previous story - this time a vase that incorporates a kitchen timer. More about Vase and kitchen timer by Studio Lama
Elevate by Gillian Westley for Joseph Joseph
Designer Gillian Westley has created a range of cooking utensils that don't leave a mess on worktops. More about Elevate by Gillian Westley for Joseph Joseph
Selfish & Devoted by Deger Cengiz
New York designer Deger Cengiz has designed a gardening tool that combines a watering can with a plant pot. More about Selfish & Devoted by Deger Cengiz
RGB Vases – P242 by Oscar Diaz
London Design Festival 09: Spanish designer Oscar Diaz has designed a set of red, green and blue vases that nest inside each other to appear a specific hue of purple. More about RGB Vases – P242 by Oscar Diaz
Plant pot by Uli Budde
Young German designer Uli Budde has designed a plant pot with a built-in saucer. More about Plant pot by Uli Budde
Age of the World by Mathieu Lehanneur
The Age of the World by Parisian designer Mathieu Lehanneur is a set of jars and urns that each map the ages of the population in a given country. More about Age of the World by Mathieu Lehanneur
NeoLithic by Matthias Kaeding
New York designer Matthias Kaeding has designed a pair of ceramic cooking knives inspired by Stone Age tools. More about NeoLithic by Matthias Kaeding
Art Works by Harri Koskinen for Iittala
Finnish designer Harri Koskinen has created a collection of glassware for Scandinavian design group Iittala, the first in the new Art Works concept range which will be launched in September. More about Art Works by Harri Koskinen for Iittala
Tantalus Dinner by Ioli Sifakaki
Royal College of Art graduate Ioli Kalliopi Sifakaki designed a dinner service cast from her own body and then invited a dozen of her male friends to feast from the tableware. More about Tantalus Dinner by Ioli Sifakaki
Losing Your Marbles by Charlotte Moneypenny
Graduating designer Charlotte Moneypenny has created a range of glassware with marble games built into them. More about Losing Your Marbles by Charlotte Moneypenny
Trilogy by Karen Ryan
British designer Karen Ryan has created a series of plates called Trilogy by removing the surface decoration of existing chinaware to form provocative messages. More about Trilogy by Karen Ryan