Stockholm 2010: designer Jonas Wagell of Sweden created an installation representing the forest and the city for the Design Bar at the Stockholm Furniture Fair last week. More about Design Bar by Jonas Wagell at Stockholm Furniture Fair
Architect Ben Naqoka of Point has completed an installation featuring plywood archways at the Diesel Denim Gallery Aoyama in Tokyo, Japan. More about Labyrinth of Woods by Point
Japanese architects Suppose Design Office have completed a hair salon in Hiroshima, Japan, with a band of mirror glass wrapped around the cutting space. More about Lodge by Suppose Design Office
Spanish architects Carlos Pereda Iglesias and Óscar Pérez Silanes have completed the offices of a bank that was founded by architects for architects in Pamplona, Spain. More about Oficina Caja de Arquitectos by Carlos Pereda Iglesias and Óscar Pérez Silanes
Japanese architects Suppose Design Office have completed a boutique made of cardboard tubes in a Hiroshima shopping centre. More about Karis by Suppose Design Office
Japanese designers Nendo have completed the interior of a mental health clinic in Akasaka, Tokyo, where none of the doors open and patients and staff instead move around the building by opening sections of the walls. More about MD. net Clinic Akasaka by Nendo
ADN architects of Belgium have completed the refurbishment of a house in La Roche-en-Ardenne, Belgium, painting both the new plaster and original shale walls in white to exaggerate the different textures. More about Bastogne by ADN Architectures
Architects Gonzalez Haase of Paris and Berlin have completed the interior of a store in Athens for fashion brand Antonios Markos, which features one wall that's been cut away to reveal angled shards of mirror beneath. More about Antonios Markos Conceptual Boutique by Gonzalez Haase
Tokyo designer Gwenael Nicolas of Curiosity has completed a spa in Interlaken, Switzerland, with silk panels hanging in layers from the ceiling. More about Kanebo Sensai Select Spa by Gwenael Nicolas
SÜDQUAI patente.unikate. in collaboration with ZMIK have refurbished a hair salon in Basel, wallpapering the entrance with photocopies from Vogue magazine. More about Nafi by SÜDQUAI patente.unikate. and ZMIK
Swiss designers ZMIK have covered the corridor of an office building in Basel with line drawings of room interiors, which only line up to make sense from certain positions in the space. More about Anna by ZMIK
French designer Paul Coudamy has designed an apartment in Paris divided by a lumpy red resin wall. More about My Caravan Studio by Paul Coudamy
Spanish studio Stone Designs have converted a log cabin into a cafe at a ski station near Teruel, Spain, using climbing ropes and felt. More about El Portillo by Stone Designs
London architects Sybarite have completed the interior of a store in Las Vegas for fashion brand Marni, which features stainless steel rails snaking through the space. More about Marni store Las Vegas by Sybarite
Dutch interior architects i29 have completed a home in Amsterdam featuring one interior wall covered in plants. More about Home 06 by i29
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
Singapore studio Ministry of Design have completed an office building in Singapore, which features strips of white lighting that seem to have been scribbled over exterior and interior surfaces. More about Face to Face by Ministry of Design
French designers Mathieu Bassée and Christophe Dubois designed display stands with inflatable shapes floating above them for an exhibition at Paris art centre Le Laboratoir earlier this month. More about Blanc Industrie by Mathieu Bassée and Christophe Dubois
Czech architects A1 Architects have completed 66 Gallery and Botas Concept Store, a combined art gallery and shoe store in Prague. More about 66 Gallery and Botas Concept Store by A1 Architects
Antwerp designer Stefan Schöning and Giuseppe Farris Architects of Italy have collaborated to convert a room at the Flemish Parliament in Brussels into a public meeting place. More about De Loketten by Giuseppe Farris Architects and Stefan Schöning