Design
OK Go stage costumes by Moritz Waldemeyer
Moritz Waldemeyer has designed costumes for rock band OK Go, featuring LEDs that spell the band's name. More about OK Go stage costumes by Moritz Waldemeyer
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Furniture
Non-Woven by Christian Kocx
Dutch Design Week: Designer Christian Kocx presented Non-Woven series of chairs, lamps and bowls, which are made of unwanted bits of plastic from an injection moulding machine. More about Non-Woven by Christian Kocx
Design
Babel Blocks by Boym Partners
Constantin and Laurene Boym of Boym Partners have designed a series of painted wood souvenirs that represent New York's multi-ethnic population. More about Babel Blocks by Boym Partners
Furniture
Urban-C by Jennifer Newman
Here's a new set of photos of Urban-C, a range of indoor/outdoor tables, stools and benches by designer Jennifer Newman. More about Urban-C by Jennifer Newman
Design
G-Star Raw ferry
Denim brand G-Star Raw's interior design team has fitted out a ferry on the river Amstel in Amsterdam. More about G-Star Raw ferry
Homeware
Corner Bin by Kitman Keung
Hong Kong industrial designer Kitman Keung has designed a waste bin that fits in corners in small apartments. More about Corner Bin by Kitman Keung
Lighting
Plumen low-energy bulbs by Hulger
Design company Hulger has created a series of sculptural low-energy bulb prototypes as a reaction against the ugliness of existing products. More about Plumen low-energy bulbs by Hulger
Bombay Sapphire in Milan
Bombay Sapphire Prize shortlist
The shortlist for this year's £20,000 Bombay Sapphire Prize was announced yesterday. More about Bombay Sapphire Prize shortlist
Interiors
Great Indoors Awards winners
The winners of the The Great Indoors Awards 2007 were announced on Saturday, with Wonderwall of Tokyo named Interior Design Firm of the Year, and Thomas Heatherwick, Zaha Hadid, Item Idem and Ryuji Nakamura Architects winning awards. More about Great Indoors Awards winners
Furniture
Meeraboo ST-1 and G-Force by Victor Vetterlein
Here are a couple more designs by Victor Vetterlein, who also created the Meeraboo FL-1 floor lamp we showed yesterday. More about Meeraboo ST-1 and G-Force by Victor Vetterlein
Lighting
Packaging Lights by Anke Weiss
Dutch Design Week: designer Anke Weiss has created a series of lights from used food and drink packaging. More about Packaging Lights by Anke Weiss
Lighting
Meeraboo FL-1 by Victor Vetterlein
New York architect/designer Victor Verrerlein has launched a new floor lamp, called Meeraboo FL-1. More about Meeraboo FL-1 by Victor Vetterlein
Design
Arche Toys by Floris Hovers
Dutch Design Week: Floris Hovers presented a range of handmade metal toy vehicles called Arche Toys during Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven last month. More about Arche Toys by Floris Hovers
Design
Qwerty River recycled keyboards by Secco
Tokyo Design Week: Qwerty River is a collection of objects made from reclaimed keyboard keys. The key rings, hair ties and mobile phone straps by Finnish design collective SECCO were shown at Design Tide in Tokyo earlier this month.
Design
In No Time by Sandra Backlund
Swedish fashion designer Sandra Backlund has sent us images of her new collection, called In No Time. More about In No Time by Sandra Backlund
Design
New work by Hella Jongerius
Dutch designers Hella Jongerius shows new work on her website, including projects for Vitra, Nymphenburg and Maharam. More about New work by Hella Jongerius
Design
Design Talks at Design Miami/Basel transcripts
Dezeen has teamed up with Design Miami to publish the transcripts of the Design Talks programme at the Florida fair's sister event, Design Miami/Basel 2007, which was held in Switzerland this June. More about Design Talks at Design Miami/Basel transcripts
Lighting
Rice-Design at 100% Design Tokyo
Tokyo Design Week: Nobuhiko Arikawa of Rice-Design showed his Giraffe desk lamp (above) and Kurinoki paper clip holder (bottom) at 100% Design Tokyo last week. More about Rice-Design at 100% Design Tokyo
Design
Kiriko Bottles by Torafu Architects
Tokyo Design Week: Here's a fourth project by Torafu architects. The Kiriko Bottle project aims to revive ancient Japanese craftsmanship by using a glass cutting technique to make subtle alterations to everyday glass tableware.
Design
Cuma and Cross by Takehiro Ando
Tokyo Design Week: Takehiro Ando's installations at 100% Design Tokyo consisted of interlocking felt components.