Canadian designer Craig Alun Smith has designed a pair of chairs called Wank, which are currently on display as part of the 2-Chairs exhibition at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in Winnipeg, Canada. More about Wank by Craig Alun Smith
Design Miami 08: At Design Miami next week, Dutch designers Nynke Tynagel and Job Smeets of Studio Job will exhibit a collection of furniture decorated with marquetry at New York gallery Moss. More about Bavaria by Studio Job
Design Miami 08: Dezeen has teamed up with Design Miami and Fendi to present a series of live chat shows with leading international designers in Miami next week. More about Dezeen at Design Miami
Trapezoid, a watch designed for fashion brand Issey Miyake by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa, has gone on sale. More about Trapezoid watch by Naoto Fukasawa
At Art Basel Miami Beach next month, publishers Visionaire will present a pop-up book created by artists and designers including Gareth Pugh, Sophie Calle and Mario Testino. More about Visionaire 55 Surprise
German designer Marco Hemmerling has created a faceted installation in Cologne, Germany, called Cityscope that reflects fragments of surrounding buildings. More about Cityscope by Marco Hemmerling
In the final episode of our video interview with the winners of the Designer of the Year award at Design Miami 2008, Brazilian designers Humberto and Fernando Campana are shown working in their studio and flicking through their sketchbooks. More about Campana Brothers video interview 4
Polish designer Oskar Zieta has designed a metal stool called Plopp for Danish furniture brand Hay. More about Plopp stool by Oskar Zieta for Hay
London-based architecture and design practice Jump Studios have recently completed the interior of The Modern Pantry restaurant in London, UK. More about The Modern Pantry restaurant by Jump Studios
British artist Martin Smith of Laikingland has designed a device for producing applause at the touch of a button. More about Applause Machine by Martin Smith
Saudi Arabia-based telecommunications company STC have designed a wireless internet router that can also be used to hold flowers. More about Wireless router vase by STC
Oslo-based designers Norway Says have designed a range of salt and pepper grinders called Plus for Danish manufacturer Muuto. More about Plus salt and pepper mills by Norway Says
German designer Michael Schoner of NL Architects has designed a bench that plays music from passing mobile phones via Bluetooth. More about Boombench by NL Architects
American designers Formvision have created a pop-up store for sportswear brand Reebok in New York, USA. More about Reebok Flash store by Formavision
London-based designer Sebastian Bergne will exhibit his new designs for wine consumption at The Aram Gallery in a show called CRU, which opens next week. More about Cru by Sebastian Bergne
London and Cape Town-based designer Fly-pitcher has sent us images of Zero Gravity, his stand at Design Tide Tokyo last month. More about Zero Gravity by Fly-Pitcher
In the third episode of our video interview with the winners of the Designer of the Year award at Design Miami 2008, Brazilian designers Humberto and Fernando Campana talk about how they became designers and discuss their Vermelha chair (above), their first project to gain international success. More about Campana Brothers video interview 3
More from Dutch designer Guus Van Leeuwen: Power Plant is a conceptual device for generating energy from household compost, exhibited at the Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show as part of Dutch Design Week last month. More about Power Plant by Guus Van Leeuwen
Dutch designer Guus Van Leeuwen presented animal-shaped radiators at the Design Academy Eindhoven graduation show as part of Dutch Design Week last month. More about Domestic Animals by Guus Van Leeuwen
Swedish designers TAF Arkitektkontor have designed a collection of adjustable furniture called Trestle, which was shown at the Cibone gallery as part of Design Tide Tokyo earlier this month. More about Trestle by TAF