The Wonder Room at Selfridges department store in London is hosting an exhibition of jewellery influenced by the natural world, described as "a heady mix of taxidermy, genetic-engineered jewellery and natural pearls". More about Natural History at Selfridges
An exhibition of work by Slinkachu, an artist who installs tiny figurines around the city, has opened at Cosh Gallery in London. More about Ground Zero by Slinkachu
Here are some images from an exhibition of work by Dutch designers Jan Habraken and Alissia Melka-Teichroew at Peel Gallery in Houston, USA, which closes tomorrow. More about Jan Habraken and Alissia Melka-Teichroew at Peel Gallery
Dutch designers StudioBloomm have produced a clock that displays the hours, minutes and seconds on three separate cogs. More about Clock Delay by StudioBloomm
Danish designer Rikke Hagen has created a set of stemless cognac glasses for homeware brand Normann Copenhagen. More about Cognac Glass by Rikke Hagen
Here is a selection of work by London-based artist Kelly McCallum, featuring pieces based on Victorian taxidermy. More about Jewellery and objects by Kelly McCallum
Moon is a serving and display dish by designer Matthias Demacker for Danish homeware brand Normann Copenhagen. More about Moon by Matthias Demacker
UNStudio will create an installation called The Changing Room at the Venice Architecture Biennale, which opens in September. More about The Changing Room by UNStudio
Here's another project by Israeli designer Itay Ohaly: Papa Chair "encourages interaction between parent and child" - or gives you somewhere to put your tea. More about Papa Chair by Itay Ohaly
Color Rings by Israeli designer Itay Ohaly are pieces of jewellery carved from layers of coloured paint applied to a wooden table. More about Color Rings by Itay Ohaly
One Percent Water is an exhibition curated by Ilse Crawford and Jane Withers that explores the social and environmental impact of water. More about One Percent Water exhibition at Z33 Art Centre
Patrick Frey and Markus Boge have created Snag, a range of wall-mounted boxes where extended joints form hooks. More about Snag by Patrick Frey and Markus Boge
Debbie Smyth, whose Pins & Thread drawing of electricity pylons is shown above, is one of 15 graduate designers who have won our competition for free exhibition spaces at Talent Zone in the Tent London exhibition during the London Design Festival in September. More about Talent Zone competition winners
New Designers 08: Sit, a dog-shaped lamp with a glass shade for a head, is one of a range of designs based on 19th century forms by graduate designer Fiona Thomson. More about Sit lamp by Fiona Thomson
Tokyo-based designer Takashi Sato has designed a lamp that holds a bulb in place using a tong-like structure. More about Tongs by Takashi Sato
Inspired by the death of her dog, London-based designer Tithi Kutchamuch has designed a range of jewellery pieces with animal-shaped bases to keep them on. More about A Secret Friend by Tithi Kutchamuch
Dezeen have teamed up with phone brand Hulger to give readers 20% off everything on Hulger.com, plus the chance to win one of five PIP Phones worth over €120 each. More about Competition: five Hulger PIP Phones to be won
London-based Norwegian designer and illustrator Amy Hunting created the Patchwork furniture series from waste wood and offcuts collected from factories. More about Patchwork by Amy Hunting
New Designers 08: graduate Stuart Bannocks of As Well As Design has created a range of accessories designed to test the UK's stringent anti-gun laws. More about Ring Sight by Stuart Bannocks
British furniture brand Pinch will be exhibiting a new collection of work at 100% Design in London next month. More about Furniture by Pinch