Design
Dining Agenda by Sara Ferrari and Marcella Fiori
London-based, Italian designers Sara Ferrari and Marcella Fiori have designed a book of place mats for note-taking during meals.
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Competiton: five copies of Yes is More by BIG to be won
Dezeen have teamed up with architects Bjarke Ingels Group to give away five copies of Yes is More, the catalogue accompanying their exhibition at the Danish Architecture Centre in Copenhagen. More about Competiton: five copies of Yes is More by BIG to be won
Interiors
Margaret Howell store by Pentagram
A new store designed by architect William Russell of Pentagram for clothing designer Margaret Howell opened in Paris last week. More about Margaret Howell store by Pentagram
Architecture
High Voltage Transmisison Line Towers by Arphenotype
Architect Dietmar Koering of Arphenotype has designed these electricity pylons for a competition to envisage a new power transmission network in Iceland. More about High Voltage Transmisison Line Towers by Arphenotype
Architecture
Santa Ynez Residence by Frederick Fisher and Partners
Los Angeles architects Frederick Fisher and Partners have sent in images of Santa Ynez Residence, a family home in California's Santa Ynez Valley. More about Santa Ynez Residence by Frederick Fisher and Partners
Design
Slow White Series by Bo Reudler
Milan 09: Dutch designer Bo Reudler presents Slow White, a collection of furniture and objects made from tree branches, in Milan next month. More about Slow White Series by Bo Reudler
Design
Nike 1 World AF1 by Maharam with Hella Jongerius
Sportswear brand Nike has developed a shoe using a fabric designed by Dutch designer Hella Jongerius. More about Nike 1 World AF1 by Maharam with Hella Jongerius
Furniture
In The Woods by Karen Ryan
British designer Karen Ryan has sent a series of images showing the development of her latest project, called In The Woods. More about In The Woods by Karen Ryan
Interiors
SUBU by Johannes Torpe Studios
Danish designer Johannes Torpe has completed work on SUBU, a restaurant in Beijing, China for South Beauty Group.
Design
Close encounter by Oscar Lhermitte
Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design student Oscar Lhermitte has designed a series of functionless objects that will "fulfil an unpredicted need".
Architecture
Art Museum Strongoli by Coop Himmelb(l)au
Austrian architects Coop Himmelb(l)au have been commissioned to design the new Art Museum Strongoli in Calabria, Italy. More about Art Museum Strongoli by Coop Himmelb(l)au
Interiors
Wooden Forest Apartment by Ikeda Yukie Architects
Japanese architects Ikeda Yukie have completed Wooden Forest Apartment, a renovation of an old two-storey wooden house in Nakano, Tokyo. More about Wooden Forest Apartment by Ikeda Yukie Architects
Furniture
The Woolly Chair by Jason Miller
American designer Jason Miller presented The Woolly Chair at an exhibition of his work in Istanbul, Turkey earlier this month. More about The Woolly Chair by Jason Miller
Design
Saving/Space/Vase by Joe Velluto
Milan 09: Italian designer Joe Velluto has designed a plastic vase that is crushed beneath a giant metal block after being moulded. More about Saving/Space/Vase by Joe Velluto
Architecture
Copenhagen Culture House + Library by COBE and Transform
Danish architects COBE and Transform have won a competition to design a new Culture House and Library in Copenhagen. More about Copenhagen Culture House + Library by COBE and Transform
Architecture
6×11 Alpine Hut by OFIS Arhitekti
Slovenian architects OFIS Arhitekti have completed a holiday hut in Slovenia's Triglav national park. More about 6×11 Alpine Hut by OFIS Arhitekti
Architecture
Central Embassy by Amanda Levete Architects
Amanda Levete Architects have unveiled Central Embassy, a 30-storey retail and hotel project in Bangkok, Thailand. More about Central Embassy by Amanda Levete Architects
Furniture
Collection One by hundredstensunits
London Design Festival 09: Young Coventry designers hundredstensunits have designed their first collection of furniture and products. More about Collection One by hundredstensunits
Design
Tata Nano by Tata Motors
Tata Motors of India have launched the Tata Nano, heralded as the world's cheapest car, with dealer prices starting at 100,000 Indian Rupees ($2,000). More about Tata Nano by Tata Motors
Interiors
Aktipis Flowershop by Point Supreme Architects
Athens studio Point Supreme Architects have designed an interior for a florist in Patras, Greece. More about Aktipis Flowershop by Point Supreme Architects