An exhibition entitled Wouldn't it be nice... exploring the common ground between art and design, including work by Jurgen Bey, Dunne & Raby, Martino Gamper and Martí Guixé, will open at the Embankment Galleries at Somerset House in London this September. More about Wouldn't it be nice... at Somerset House
Self-confessed Polish "novice designer" Damian Kozlik has sent us renderings of Iga, a proposed polypropylene chair that has storage spaces in its arms. More about Iga by Damian Kozlik
Swedish designer Jonas Lindvall designed the Bernard chair as a tribute to traditional skills. More about Bernard Chair by Jonas Lindvall
Dominic Harris of Cinimod Studio, in collaboration with Pablo Uribe of Studio Uribe and ICO Design, has designed the new Snog frozen yogurt shop in South Kensington, London. More about Snog frozen yogurt shop by Cinimod Studio
Designer Judith van den Boom created a collection of stools with ceramic seats called Qing Zuo! in collaboration with local crafts workers during a three-month visit to China. More about Qing Zuo! by Judith van den Boom
Designer Kathryn Hinton displayed her tableware, including bowls and cutlery, at the Royal College of Art Show One in London earlier this month. More about Tableware by Kathryn Hinton
King Bonk, an armchair and footstool by designers Fredrikson Stallard, will be on show at David Gill Galleries during the London Design Festival this September. More about King Bonk by Fredrikson Stallard
Dutch designers Tjep. created the identity and interior of Pluk, a shop serving healthy take-away food in Haarlem, the Netherlands. More about Pluk by Tjep
Stream of Light is a conceptual sofa by Olivia Lee and Alienor de Chambrier made from four seperate items of furniture wrapped and bound in silk, wool and horse hair. More about Stream of Light by Olivia Lee and Alienor de Chambrier
Limited Edition Design Dolls is a series of three figurines of famous designers, featuring Zaha Hadid (above), Jaime Hayon (below) and Karim Rashid. More about Limited Edition Design Dolls by Olivia Lee
Designers Studio Weave and fashion designers Eley Kishimoto have collaborated on a range of super-sized street furniture for the London Festival of Architecture, which started last week. More about London's Largest Living Room by Studio Weave and Eley Kishimoto
Norwegian brand Northern Lighting have introduce Moo, a wall light in the shape of a full-size moose head. More about Moo by Northern Lighting
Sunny Day by Stockholm-based lighting artist Aleksandra Stratimirovic is an installation made of over four thousand glass medical phials filled with coloured liquids, which combine to produce an image of a girl beside a lake. More about Sunny Day by Aleksandra Stratimirovic
Gallery Fumi in London presents Now Isn't That Lovely, a series of one-off objects by artist Stephen Johnson. More about Now Isn't That Lovely by Stephen Johnson
Around 20 international artists and designers have created habitats for threatened British species from recycled materials for a charity auction to be held in London later this month. Above: Michael Young. Below: Peter Marigold. More about The Birds, Bats and Bees by various designers
Architect Jan Kaplicky of Future Systems has designed a table service for Italian brand Alessi. More about Bettina by Jan Kaplicky for Alessi
Italian architect Sergio Mannino and Dutch designer Jan Habraken have collaborated on Lamp OOO, a deliberately un-green light that uses incandescent bulbs rather than low-energy ones. More about Lamp OOO by Sergio Mannino and Jan Habraken
Fumi gallery in London presents Rusty Sheet Steel Chair, a folded steel chair by designer Max Lamb. More about Rusty Sheet Steel Chair by Max Lamb
Psychomoulages by designer Olivier Peyricot is a series of ceramic vases inspired by "the tragic fragility of motorcycle helmets". More about Psychomoulages by Olivier Peyricot
Product designers Seymourpowell have created an LCD HD television for LG Electronics. More about LG70 by Seymourpowell