These patterned false eyelashes made of paper by Paperself are the latest addition to the range of designer goods on sale at our pop-up The Temporium in London next month. Update: this project is included in Dezeen Book of Ideas, which is on sale now for £12. Update: Paperself eyelashes will be on sale at The Temporium 2011 from 1-24 December at 65 Monmouth Street, London. More about Paper Eyelashes by Paperself at The Temporium
London designers Raw Edges present furniture made from 326 metres of coiled felt at Fat Galerie in Paris. More about The Coiling Collection by Raw Edges
The Temporium: London designer Lee Broom will be selling his lights made from lead crystal decanters at our new retail venture The Temporium in London, 9-19 December. More about Decanterlight by Lee Broom at The Temporium
These spinning tops by industrial designers Reddish of Israel are each made of a single sterling silver wire. More about Spin by Reddish
Dutch designer Chris Kabel has created a circular bench made from one 10 metre-long wooden beam. More about Shared Space III by Chris Kabel
Here is a collection of projects by product design students from ECAL - Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne, based on the Axor Bouroullec bathroom collection by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec (see our earlier story). More about Axor Bouroullec + ECAL
Seoul designers KAMKAM have created this cabinet based on the ratio of standard paper sizes. More about An Furniture by KAMKAM
Tokyo 2010: here's another origami-inspired product by Naoki Kawamoto (see the spectacle case in our earlier story), this time a handbag. More about Orishiki Handbag by Naoki Kawamoto
Tokyo 2010: Japanese designer Naoki Kawamoto presented this flat-pack spectacle case at DesignTide Tokyo 2010 earlier this month. More about Orishiki Spectacle Case by Naoki Kawamoto
An exhibition of furniture by American designer Jonah Takagi will be on show at Civilian Art Projects gallery in Washington next month. More about Jonah Takagi: New American Designer at Civilian Art Projects
Dutch designer Jeroen van Laarhoven has created a collection of conjoined chairs. More about LAT Chair by Jeroen van Laarhoven
American architect Richard Meier has designed a limited edition Hanukkah menorah (candle holder) for the Jewish Museum in New York, to commemorate 4,000 years of Jewish history. More about Hanukkah menorah by Richard Meier
Japanese designers Nendo have designed stackable packaging for a range of products by Japanese cosmetics brand THREE. More about THREE packaging by Nendo
Industrial designer Bill Moggridge, who designed the world's first laptop computer (above), has won the 2010 Prince Philip Designers Prize. More about Bill Moggridge wins 2010 Prince Philip Designers Prize
Azusa Murakami and Alexander Groves of Studio Swine have designed a mobile food stall for cooking and selling pig heads. More about Pig Truck by Studio Swine
Tokyo 2010: Japanese designer Yota Kakuda presented a collection of wooden furniture at DesignTide Tokyo 2010 earlier this month. More about Tenon by Yota Kakuda
Tokyo 2010: Spanish designer Jaime Hayón has designed a range of objects for traditional Japanese porcelain company Choemon. More about Porcelain by Jaime Hayón for Kutani Choemon
This desk lamp standing on three little legs is by designer Artem Zigert of Mechanical Piano Design in Kazakhstan. More about Pipixar by Artem Zigert
Belgian designers Quinze & Milan have designed this chair comprising layers of leather and fabric clamped between an oak frame. More about Second Skin by Quinze & Milan
Tokyo 2010: here's another chair by Japanese design studio Daisuke Motogi Architecture (see our earlier story), this time made from a thin mattress folded into a concertina. More about Sleepy Chair by Daisuke Motogi Architecture