13 Ways with Water exhibition explores "the world's most abundant material"
A group of 13 designers has come together to present a diverse selection of projects all themed around water during this year's London Design Festival. More
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Matteo Cibic envisions plants of the future for London Design Festival exhibition
Italian designer Matteo Cibic imagined futuristic plants when creating these bizarre-looking ceramic and glass objects that puff out perfume, which London gallery Seeds is showcasing during London Design Festival. More
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Assemble "squishes" coloured clays to create one-of-a-kind Splatware products
To "avoid the monotony of batch production", Turner Prize-winning architecture collective Assemble have developed a method for producing tableware items that are unique every time. More
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Scholten & Baijings reinterprets century-old artworks for collection of vases and plates
Scholten & Baijings references Renaissance paintings and historic French ceramics in this collection of porcelain plates and vases, which feature pastel tones and gradients. More
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Alissa Volchkova designs porcelain bowls to look like paint blobs
Aiming to "push the limits" of porcelain, designer Alissa Volchkova has created a series of bowls that are made by free-pouring the material to form irregular blob-like shapes. More
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Tom Fereday's Pelo light is made from a single coil of extruded ceramic
This delicately ridged pendant light by Australian designer Tom Fereday and artist Susan Chen takes two and a half hours to 3D print from one piece of extruded clay. More
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Moisés Hernández designs monochrome tableware for Mexico's best restaurant Pujol
Designer Moisés Hernández has created a set of simple, monochrome tableware for the most highly rated restaurant in Mexico. More
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John Booth hand paints abstract faces for Tributes ceramics collection
London designer John Booth has created three-dimensional versions of his colourful illustrations for this collection of collage-style vases. More
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Phallic bumps and curly tails characterise Matteo Cibic's vase-a-day project
These anthropomorphic vases, on display during Milan design week, are part of a project by Italian designer Matteo Cibic, who challenged himself to make a new one each day for a year. More
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The Human Trace is traditional tableware marked with the fingerprints of its makers
The production line of Poland's oldest porcelain factory has been temporarily sabotaged – so one batch of its traditional tableware is stained blue with factory workers' fingerprints. More
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Esrawe Studio turns ceramic shapes inside-out to create Fold vessel series
These ceramic vases by Mexico's Esrawe Studio are shaped to show the incremental stages of turning a cylindrical form inside-out. More
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Dimitri Bähler designs range of irregular ceramic vessels
This range of colourful vessels by Swiss designer Dimitri Bähler is intended to "question the concept of usefulness in our homes". More
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No Ordinary Love project asks buyers to pay more if they want to know who made a piece
Martino Gamper and Actant Visuelle has curated an exhibition of unattributed ceramic pieces that questions the importance of identity in the design industry. More
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Studio Furthermore creates ceramic homeware from sponges
London Design Festival 2016: Studio Furthermore injected sponge and foam with porcelain to create this collection of vessels (+ slideshow). More
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Lightly introduces homeware collection with brass stationery and marionette-like lamps
Melbourne studio Lightly has released a homeware range featuring spindly floor lamps shaped to resemble Pinocchio and ceramics in a range of earthy hues (+ slideshow). More
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Roxanne Flick bases ceramic tea set on the shape of flamingos
Graduate shows 2016: Pforzheim University graduate Roxanne Flick has created a porcelain tea set that resembles the long necks and bodies of flamingoes. More
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Layer's ceramic trays can wirelessly charge electronic devices
Benjamin Hubert's design studio Layer has created a collection of slip-cast ceramic trays with an integrated charging system that allows tablets and mobile phones to be powered wirelessly. More
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Falke Svatun's Tumble vase sits on the edge of a shelf
Norwegian designer Falke Svatun has crafted a range of stoneware vessels with cut-out bases, enabling them to balance on the edge of shelves or windowsills (+ movie). More
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Nicole Nadeau's nipple tiles are moulded from her own breast
New York 2016: US artist Nicole Nadeau has used one of her own breasts to create a mould for a collection of hexagonal tiles complete with pink nipples. More
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Scholten & Baijings recruits designers for new brand supporting Japan's Arita potteries
Milan 2016: sixteen designers including Scholten & Baijings, Stefan Diez and Tomas Alonso have created tableware with craftsmen from Arita, Japan, for a new brand supporting the town's 400-year-old porcelain industry (+ slideshow). More