Danish industrial designers KiBiSi have collaborated on the redesign of a two-seater aircraft that converts into a vehicle that can be driven on normal roads. More about Transition Roadable Aircraft by KiBiSi for Terrafugia
University of Lincoln graduate Sebastian Cox has made a range of furniture from unseasoned coppiced hazel wood. More about Products of Silviculture by Sebastian Cox
Designer Thomas Feichtner of Vienna, Austria, has made this task lamp that can be balanced in two different positions to vary the light intensity. More about Drawing Lamp by Thomas Feichtner
These models by New York studio Boym Partners are used to unlock and download DJ Matthew Dear's latest album, entitled Black City, and you can download a free track from the album here. More about MDBC Totem by Boym Partners for Ghostly International
London designer Roger Arquer’s Skeleton project allows several shirts to be held on the same clothes hanger. More about Skeleton by Roger Arquer
Here's a concrete espresso machine by Shenkar College of Engineering and Design student Shmuel Linski. More about Espresso Solo by Shmuel Linski
Graduate designer Jacques-Elie Craig Ribeyron's shaving set is made of stainles steel with a black PVD coating, normally applied to enhance the durability of industrial tools. More about Trimmer, Razor and Shaving Brush by Jacques-Elie Craig Ribeyron
London designer Tithi Kutchamuch has added new pieces to her Secret Friend collection of jewellery, including this wooden necklace with a deer-shaped base to keep it on. More about Secret Friend Family by Tithi Kutchamuch
![[D3] Design Talent winners 2010](https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/2010/07/dzn_d3designwinners01.jpg)
DezeenTV: in this next movie in our series of Dezeentalks at [D3] Design Talents, Dezeen editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs talks to the three joint winners of this year's [D3] Contest young designers competition; Julien Renault, Jessica Hansson and Rémi Bouhaniche. More about Dezeentalks at [D3] Design Talents: [D3] Contest winners
This coat stand made from a ready-made 20 litre liquid container by London designer Peter Marigold is now in production with design brand Skitsch. More about 20 litre Coat Stand by Peter Marigold
Feathers fly around this 15 metre-long tank installed by Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. More about The Snow by Tokujin Yoshioka
Here's another clock designed by Giha Woo and Shingoeun (see their clock with a battery for hands in our earlier story), this time with a single spiralling arm to indicate the time in different countries around the world. More about The Bent Hands by Giha Woo and Shingoeun
Here's a movie filmed by the Design Museum at London graduate show New Designers. More about Design Museum at New Designers
Two batteries form the hands of this clock by designers Giha Woo and Shingoeun. More about The Front & Back by Giha Woo and Shingoeun
South Korean designer Soojin Kang has covered a range of second hand chairs in a patchwork of fabric. More about Patched Chair by Soojin Kang
Scottish brewery BrewDog have packaged their latest range of beers inside dead animals. More about The End of History by BrewDog
Canadian designer Philippe-Albert Lefebvre has created a range of fire tools by casting hand-carved branches in bronze and iron. More about Bronze Age by Philippe-Albert Lefebvre
These lamp shades wrapped in adhesive tape are by Italian designer Sylvia Pichler for design brand Skitsch. More about Tape Lamp by Sylvia Pichler for Skitsch
A boat made of plastic bottles designed by Exploration Architecture is nearing the end of its journey across the Pacific Ocean from San Francisco to Sydney to highlight pollution of the seas. More about Plastiki Expedition boat by Exploration Architecture for Adventure Ecology
This sculpture in the Netherlands countryside by Dutch designers Tjep. comprises a series of steel elements that when viewed from a certain point form the outline of a traditional farm building. More about Transformations by Tjep