Milan 09: The Incidental is a Twitter/Flickr/blog hybrid reporting live from Milan all this week and then publishing the highlights in a daily print sheet, which is distributed round the city. Thursday's print version is downloadable here. The cartoon above is by Oscar.
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Milan 09: Binta, an Africa-inspired armchair by Swiss designer Philippe Bestenheider, is part of the new Moroso collection unveiled at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan this week. More about Binta armchair by Philippe Bestenheider for Moroso
Milan 09: a large, rusty, cast-iron dinner service by Belgian designers Studio Job is on show in Milan this week. More about The Last Supper by Studio Job
Milan 09: Swiss design collective Postfossil present a range of lighting and furniture in the SaloneSatellite at Salone Internazionale del Mobile this week. More about Furniture by Postfossil
Milan 09: fashion brand Maison Martin Margiela presents an installation showcasing its new interiors products and design service in Via Savona. More about ‘Mat, Satiné, Brilliant’ by Maison Martin Margiela
Milan 09: Dutch brand Prooff present Ear Chair Studio Makkink & Bey at SuperStudio in Zona Tortona this week. More about Ear Chair by Studio Makkink & Bey
Milan 09: unable to afford to travel to Milan this year, British designer Karen Ryan has created installations of her work in friends' houses in Portsmouth, England. More about In a Room by Karen Ryan
Milan 09: designers Studio Job have added a side table and a screen to their range of paper furniture for Moooi. More about Paper side table and screen by Studio Job for Moooi
Milan 09: Dutch designers Snodevormgevers present a collection of plate-steel furniture in the shape of tree trunks at the Stuffed exhibition of animal-flavoured design in Milan this week. More about Gentlemen’s Room 1953 by Snodevormgevers
Milan 09: Slovenian designer Nika Zupanc presents an exhibition of her work inside a giant doll's house at Superstudio in Zona Tortona this week. More about I Will Buy Flowers Myself by Nika Zupanc
Dezeen have teamed up with Hong Kong-based designer David Ericsson of VOID watches again to offer readers the chance to win one of five watches from the new V.01EL collection. More about Competition: five V01EL watches to be won
Milan 09: Dutch brand Moooi have launched their new collection at Superstudio in Zona Tortona, including this timber lamp by Welsh designers Fresh West. More about Brave New World Lamp by Fresh West for Moooi
Milan 09: Berlin designers Studio Aisslinger present new work in Milan this week, including the Coral lamp shown above. More about Coral by Studio Aisslinger
Design studio 1:2:3 and student Kristoffer Sundin have developed an interior and graphic identity for the Rio cinema in Stockholm, Sweden. More about Rio Cinema by 1:2:3 and Kristoffer Sundin
Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas Architects have completed a church in Foligno, Italy. More about Church in Foligno by Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas Architects
Milan 09: Japanese designer Jin Kuramoto presents two new projects in Milan this week, at the Complimentary Colors exhibition. More about Plain Lighting and Rock Vase by Jin Kuramoto
We're in Milan and ready to go: following the huge success of our Dezeen stickers last year - modelled below by Tokujin Yoshioka, Arik Levy, Stephen Burks and Ben van Berkel - we've printed 1,000 black sticker sets to give away this year. More about Dezeen stickers in Milan - this time in black
Milan 09: young designers Riccardo Nannini, Domenico Orefice and Emanuele Pizzolorusso present a waste paper basket made of recycled paper at exhibition Dismettiamola! in Milan this week. More about Fabriano by Riccardo Nannini, Domenico Orefice and Emanuele Pizzolorusso
Business Week presents a series of features comparing architects' struggling fortunes in the UK, Germany, Spain, India and the UAE. Business Week
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UK architecture weekly Building Design is to become a paid-for title after being free to architects for 40 years. "The web, and particularly the blogging community, have changed things," explains editor Amanda Baillieu. "The old business model is over... the web is disrupting not just BD’s but all print titles’ business models by providing content for free." Building Design
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