Edible tableware by Rice-Design
Japanese designer Nobuhiko Arikawa of Rice-Design has created edible tableware for Orto Cafe in Japan. More about Edible tableware by Rice-Design
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Single Person Cooker by Alex Bradley
Young designer Alex Bradley has developed a prototype for a compact cooker for people living alone that combines a hob, chopping board, utensils and a WiFi-enabled screen so that users can call up recipes from the internet. More about Single Person Cooker by Alex Bradley
Towel With Further Options by NIIMI
Towel With Further Options by Japanese designers NIIMI is designed to be recycled as a bath-mat and a cleaning cloth as it wears out. More about Towel With Further Options by NIIMI
Grovhugget anno 2008 by Jens Fager
Stockholm Design Week: Swedish designer Jens Fager presented a collection called Grovhugget anno 2008 at the Greenhouse young designers' showcase at the Stockholm Furniture Fair last week. More about Grovhugget anno 2008 by Jens Fager
Narcisse mirrors by various designers for Domestic
French design brand Domestic has launched a collection of mirrors by various designers including Matali Crasset, 5.5 Designers and Ich&Kar (whose I Love Me mirror is shown above). More about Narcisse mirrors by various designers for Domestic
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
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.
Piet Hein Eek at Cibone
Tokyo design week: Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek exhibited work both old and new at design store Cibone last week, during Design Tide and all the other concurrent events. More about Piet Hein Eek at Cibone
Enamel by Hella Jongerius
Tokyo design week: Dutch designer Hella Jongerius has created a series of enamel plates in collaboration with tradtional Japanese enamelware company Ando Shippo of Nagoya. More about Enamel by Hella Jongerius
Eclipse Mirror by Bodo Sperlein
Bodo Sperlein has designed a mirror using not one branded material but two: Corian and Swarovski crystals. More about Eclipse Mirror by Bodo Sperlein
Jaime Hayón vase collection for Bisazza
Jaime Hayón is back, with a new collection of hand-made vases for mosaic brand Bisazza. More about Jaime Hayón vase collection for Bisazza
New work by Chris Kabel
Dutch designer Chris Kabel presents new work on his website, including Kettle - an electric water-heating jug made of ceramic (above) and Bubblicious Lamp - a series of unique blown-glass lampshades (below). More about New work by Chris Kabel
Richard Hutten for Christofle
Dutch designer Richard Hutten has designed a collection for French luxury brand Christofle. More about Richard Hutten for Christofle
Andrée Putman for Gaia&Gino
Legendary French designer Andrée Putman has created a set of bowls and vases for Turkish brand Gaia&Gino. Called Lucky, the range is based on the clover-leaf motif that has long been used in Turkish figurative arts.
More about Andrée Putman for Gaia&Gino
SANAA for Alessi
Alessi has released a range of products designed by Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa of SANAA, as part of the Italian tableware brand's Spring/Summer 2007 collection (via dezain). More about SANAA for Alessi
Arik Levy for Baccarat
French Israeli designer Arik Levy was in London yesterday to promote his new Intangible collection for luxury crystal brand Baccarat. More about Arik Levy for Baccarat
New work by Studiomold
Studiomold have sent us a bunch of new products launched at Maison et Objet in Paris last month, including these vases made from salvaged sherry glasses, plastic animals and PVC. More about New work by Studiomold
Barnaby Barford mirrors and figurines
Design Miami update: London designer Barnaby Barford showed a large collection of mirrors, figurines and other porcelain objects at Design Miami, where he was exhibiting with David Gill Galleries. More about Barnaby Barford mirrors and figurines