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Utrecht designers Rogier Martens and Sam van Veluw of Aandeboom have designed a flat-packed play house that can be attached to the trunk of a tree. More about Zelfbouwboomhut by Aandeboom
Utrecht designers Rogier Martens and Sam van Veluw of Aandeboom have designed a flat-packed play house that can be attached to the trunk of a tree. More about Zelfbouwboomhut by Aandeboom
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has unveiled the iPad, a large touch-screen device for reading, browsing the internet, listening to music and playing games. More about iPad by Apple
London designer Nina Tolstrup of Studiomama has created a cabinet with hidden compartments made of reclaimed floorboards. More about Reveal by Studiomama
Lighting and furniture that appear to be covered in ice will be on show at Galerie Kreo in Paris later this week as part of an exhibition of new work by Dutch designers Studio Wieki Somers. More about Frozen in Time by Studio Wieki Somers at Galerie Kreo
A series of erotic figurines by American artist Jessica Lichtenstein is on show at Gallery Nine5 in New York. More about Undressed by Jessica Lichtenstein
Designers Victor Massip and Laurent Lebot of Faltazi have designed a conceptual system where water is recycled and waste is broken down by worms inside the kitchen. More about Ekokook by Faltazi
Maison & Objet 2010: London design brand SCP present new work by designers including Michael Marriott, Donna Wilson and Matthew Hilton at Maison & Objet in Paris this week. More about SCP at Maison & Objet
Cologne 2010: young designers Remi Bouhaniche (above), Jessica Hansson and Julien Renault shared first place at this year's [D3] Contest, an international competition for young designers organised by imm cologne. More about [D3] Contest winners at imm cologne 2010
Maison & Objet 2010: Paris designers NOCC are exhibiting a collection of furniture with 'mutated' components at Maison & Objet in Paris this week. More about The Radiation Collection by NOCC
Maison & Objet 2010: French artist Yann Lestrat presents a spherical spirit level at Maison & Objet in Paris this week. More about Nevroz spirit level by Yann Lestrat for Tamawa
Designers Noon Studio of London and Avignon have designed a table with wooden legs pushed through its terracotta top. More about Tripod table by Noon Studio
Cologne 2010: students at Trier University of Applied Science in Germany have built a stand at design fair imm Cologne by stacking up pizza boxes. More about Booth-generator by students from Trier University of Applied Science
Italian studio AquiliAlberg created angular scenography for fashion designer Neil Barrett's catwalk show in Milan last week. More about Neil Barrett scenography by AquiliAlberg
Artists Studio Job have opened a gallery space in Antwerp with an inaugural exhibition featuring their own projects. More about The Birth by Studio Job
Designers Fantastic Norway of Oslo have created an exhibition comprising overlapping cityscape silhouettes at DogA (Norwegian Centre for Design and Architecture) in Oslo. More about Eurovisions by Fantastic Norway
Cologne 2010: at [D3] Design Talents in Cologne this week designer Reinhard Dienes of Germany presents furniture that can be reconfigured as a sideboard or bookcase by changing the position of the legs. More about Tonic by Reinhard Dienes
At a concert in London last week rock band OK Go performed with guitars customised by London designer Moritz Waldemeyer, featuring LEDs and lasers. More about Guitars for OK Go by Moritz Waldemeyer
At Maison & Objet in Paris tomorrow Italian brand Alessi will present a collection of pastry-cooking utensils by French designer Matali Crasset. More about Essentiel de Pâtisserie by Matali Crasset and Pierre Hermé
Spanish designers CuldeSac have designed a sofa using techniques borrowed from automobile manufacture. More about Atlantic Sofa by CuldeSac for Bernhardt Design
Czech company Amosdesign will present a Corian bookcase on wheels designed by architect Vladimír Ambroz at Maison & Objet in Paris later this week. More about Moving Mondrian by Vladimír Ambroz