Design Miami update: WOKmedia, the London-based design team consisting of Julie Mathias and Wolfgang Kaeppner, have presented a furniture collection called Made in China. More about WOKmedia show at Design Miami
Art and design auction house Phillips de Pury & Company has sent us images of Seamless, a new range of furniture designed by Zaha Hadid. More about Zaha Hadid furniture exhibited in New York
Sneak preview: A beach cafe designed by Thomas Heatherwick is taking shape on the seafront at Littlehampton on the south coast of England. Two of the four welded steel components are now on site.
Called East Beach Cafe, the project is due to open in early 2007. More about Thomas Heatherwick beach cafe takes shape
Design Miami has named Marc Newson as its 2006 Designer of the Year. The Australian-born, London-based designer is the second recipient of the award, which went to Zaha Hadid in 2005. More about Marc Newson named Designer of the Year
Miami is suddenly the hottest design city in the world. The entire London design community seems to be heading to the Florida city next month for the second annual Design Miami event, taking place from 8-10 December alongside the Art Basel Miami Beach art fair. Check out the programme of events to see what you're missing!
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Dutch designer Ineke Hans has presented a new collection of work at ToolsGalerie in Paris. More about Ineke Hans shows new work
We hear that Spanish designer Jaime Hayón has been signed up to speak at Design Indaba More about Jaime Hayón to speak at Design Indaba
Jeremy Langmead is leaving Wallpaper* magazine to edit men's mag Esquire.
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New Design Museum director Deyan Sudjic has stamped his mark on the London institution by dropping the controversial Designer of the Year show. More about Design Museum drops Designer of Year show