Urbanears by Norra Norr
Stockholm designers Norra Norr have designed a collection of coloured headphones. More about Urbanears by Norra Norr
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Xmas Declarations by Ctrl.Alt.Shift
Manchester designers Dorothy have designed a set of Christmas baubles shaped like hand grenades for social initiative Ctrl.Alt.Shift and British design brand Suck UK. More about Xmas Declarations by Ctrl.Alt.Shift
Very Hungry by Mimijumi
Nashville designers Mimijumi have created a baby's bottle shaped like a breast. More about Very Hungry by Mimijumi
Fragrance by Alexa Lixfeld
Hamburg designer Alexa Lixfeld has designed a range of perfume bottles with concrete tops. More about Fragrance by Alexa Lixfeld
Presence in Absence by Colm Keller
Graduate designer Colm Keller has created a pair of ceramic and birch usb pendants for couples with long-distance relationships. More about Presence in Absence by Colm Keller
Coloured Rainshower Icon by Grohe
German bathroom brand Grohe have launched limited edition coloured shower heads at the World Architecture Festival in Barcelona this week. More about Coloured Rainshower Icon by Grohe
Dejection-moulding by Manuel Jouvin
French designer Manuel Jouvin has created packaging for cooked snails made of dyed snail excrement. More about Dejection-moulding by Manuel Jouvin
Form 2 by Fuseproject
San Francisco designer Yves Behar of Fuseproject has designed a sex toy in collaboration with Ethan Imboden of sex toy brand JimmyJane. More about Form 2 by Fuseproject
Soft by Kiki van Eijk
Dutch Design Week 09: Dutch designer Kiki van Eijk presented new additions to her Soft collection of ceramic objects in Eindhoven last month. More about Soft by Kiki van Eijk
From Fable to Table by Amelie Onzon
Dutch Design Week: in Eindhoven last week Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Amelie Onzon presented equipment for producing foie gras that allows you to choose between a better-quality product or a better life for the duck. More about From Fable to Table by Amelie Onzon
Log Clock by Piotr Stolarski
Polish Design Season: here's another Polish design classic. At Tent London last month designer Piotr Stolarski of Warsaw studio Gogo exhibited clock mechanisms embedded in a wooden plank so that consumers saw off however many they need. More about Log Clock by Piotr Stolarski
The Radio by Kosmos Project
Polish Design Season: Warsaw-based designers Kosmos Project exhibited a cross-shaped radio at Pierre Berge & Associes in Brussels last month. More about The Radio by Kosmos Project
Air Multiplier by Dyson
Industrial designer James Dyson has launched a fan with no blades. More about Air Multiplier by Dyson
Q4 Cradle by Made by Midas
Dutch designers Made by Midas have designed a baby's cradle with wheels so it can be used as a toy once the child has outgrown it. More about Q4 Cradle by Made by Midas
Dog or Bitch at Konarska-Konarski
Polish Design Season: fashion designers Ania Kuczyńska, Agnieszka Maciejak and Maciej Zień have designed a range of accessories for dogs for design store Konarska-Konarski in Warsaw. More about Dog or Bitch at Konarska-Konarski
Skinni by Adrien Rovero
A collection of toys made from leather offcuts by Swiss designer Adrien Rovero is on show as part of Passionswege at Vienna Design Week this month. More about Skinni by Adrien Rovero
Funktionide by Stefan Ulrich
German designer Stefan Ulrich has designed a conceptual shape-changing object to relieve loneliness, using artificial muscle technology. More about Funktionide by Stefan Ulrich
Moshimy by Michael Young for Native Union
Hong Kong-based British designer Michael Young has designed a mobile phone dock and handset for product design firm Native Union. More about Moshimy by Michael Young for Native Union
Tube Amplifier by Case-Real for Elekit
Japanese designer Koichi Futatsumata, founder of Case-Real studio, has designed a vacuum tube amplifier for electronics manufacturer Elekit. More about Tube Amplifier by Case-Real for Elekit
Three Yet One by Parallel Projects
London Design Festival 09: Henny van Nistelrooy and Oscar Diaz of Parallel Projects presented an exhibition in London last week examining how the media affects our perception of design. More about Three Yet One by Parallel Projects
