For our latest competition, we've teamed up with glassware brand Nude to give readers the chance to win two ultra-fine Stem Zero glasses, which are designed to enhance the enjoyment of wine. More about Competition: win Stem Zero glasses from Nude
Design graduate Liselot Cobelens has presented a rug at Dutch Design Week that visualises real-world data on how climate change-induced droughts are damaging local landscapes. More about Burnt and shorn Dryland rug captures consequences of drought in the Netherlands
Craftspeople from rural communities were paired up with designers to create a selection of collectible design pieces for Design Week Mexico 2022. More about Artisans and designers collaborate for Vision and Tradition exhibition in Mexico City
Dezeen Showroom: a table lamp designed to mimic the shape of cavatappi pasta is among 17 new products featured on Dezeen Showroom. More about Neotenic lamp by Petite Friture among 17 new products on Dezeen Showroom
Dezeen Showroom: Japanese tableware brand Eterble has released a range of tablecloths made from the brand's own recycled fabric and sustainable cotton. More about Eterble fabric tablecloths by Eterble
Dezeen Showroom: British designer Tom Dixon has developed a collection of door accessories with plump forms and metallic finishes, for Danish manufacturer D Line. More about Tom Dixon gives inflated feel to FAT door accessories for D Line
Dezeen Showroom: a chair that has a myriad of personalisation options is among eight new products featured on Dezeen Showroom. More about Plan Chair by Fredericia among eight new products on Dezeen Showroom
Giant flower sculptures, a chair made out of tree stumps and a set of mini troughs all feature in a showcase of design and craft at Galleri Format Oslo. More about Håndverk+ showcases design objects that symbolise transformation
Dezeen Showroom: rugs informed by polluted rivers and tiles that take cues from traditional ceramics are the latest interior finishes to be featured on Dezeen Showroom. More about Ten versatile surfaces and finishes for interior spaces
Australian studio Hop Design has used 3D printing to create a cutlery set called Font that can be tailored to people with different disabilities while maintaining a strong and cohesive aesthetic. More about Font adaptive cutlery collection combines aesthetics and accessibility
Kim Kardashian's skincare brand SKKN has released Home Accessories Collection, a five-piece homeware collection designed to mimic the "calming aesthetic and neutral colour palette of Kardashian's home". More about Kim Kardashian launches minimalist concrete homeware range
Dezeen Showroom: Australian rug brand Armadillo has designed a trio of hand-knotted rugs that aim to explore "the tension between the softness and strength". More about Sistine rug collection by Armadillo
Dezeen Showroom: graphic designer and illustrator Clara von Zweigbergk has created the Crochet rugs for Gan, combining the inherent warmth of the knitting technique with a playful approach to shape and colour. More about Crochet rug collection by Clara von Zweigbergk for Gan
Dezeen Showroom: designer Ria Dunn drew references from historic Italian linens for her bedding collection for Totum Project. More about 009 Heritage Sheets by Ria Dunn for Totum Project
Plates made from fish bones, potato peelings and oyster shells feature in the work of recent design graduate Carly Breame, who collaborated with a British seafood restaurant to make a "menu" of hyperlocal ceramics. More about Carly Breame turns seaside town's leftover fish and chips into plates
Dezeen Showroom: created by designer Charlotte Lancelot for Gan, the Reversible rugs have one woollen side for winter and one linen side for summer and can be paired with matching ottomans. More about Reversible rug collection by Charlotte Lancelot for Gan
Dezeen Showroom: the founders of Studio Seitz drew on their Swiss background to design the Heritage wall mirror, which features hidden carvings and a form inspired by Alpine milking pails. More about Heritage wall mirror by Studio Seitz
Dezeen Showroom: building on the popularity of his Monkey table, designer Jaime Hayon has created the playful Monkey coat stand for BD Barcelona. More about Monkey coat stand by Jaime Hayon for BD Barcelona
A bench sculpted with a chainsaw and a chair made from flooring offcuts were among exhibits at this year's Norwegian Presence exhibition at Milan design week, which explored inventive ways of using raw materials. More about Norwegian Presence exhibition celebrates material ingenuity
The late designer Virgil Abloh had to work hard to convince Italian design brand Alessi he could make the switch from fashion to industrial design, according to company director Alberto Alessi. More about Virgil Abloh "wanted to do real industrial design" says Alberto Alessi