Tea set by Leo Livshetz
Graduate designer Leo Livshetz created this angular, ceramic tea set while studying at Rhode Island School of Design in the USA. More about Tea set by Leo Livshetz
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Brandhorst Museum by Sauerbruch Hutton
Berlin architects Sauerbruch Hutton have completed the exterior of the new Brandhorst Museum in Munich, Germany. More about Brandhorst Museum by Sauerbruch Hutton
Drawn from Clay – Noordoostpolder by Atelier NL at Gallery Libby Sellers
Drawn from Clay – Noordoostpolder is an exhibition of work by the Dutch design studio Atelier NL, which opens at Gallery Libby Sellers in London, UK next month. More about Drawn from Clay – Noordoostpolder by Atelier NL at Gallery Libby Sellers
Odd, Symbio and Bold by Jonas Wagell
Stockholm Design Week 09: Swedish designer Jonas Wagell will display three new collections called Odd, Symbio and Bold at Stockholm Furniture Fair this week. More about Odd, Symbio and Bold by Jonas Wagell
El Mil del Poaig by CuldeSac
Spanish designers CuldeSac have designed the packaging for a new olive oil brand, El Mil del Poaig. More about El Mil del Poaig by CuldeSac
Partrica Urquiola – Purely Porcelain at the Design Museum
An exhibition of porcelain created by designer Patricia Urquiola opens at the Design Museum in London today (Friday). More about Partrica Urquiola – Purely Porcelain at the Design Museum
Akitoka by Rosa Lemos
Portuguese designer Rosa Lemos has produced a range of cake dishes for Italian ceramics manufacturer Bosa Ceramiche.
Street Style Urban Gnomes by Vitamin
London-based designers Vitamin will present their ceramic Street Style Urban Gnomes at 100% Design next week during the London Design Festival. More about Street Style Urban Gnomes by Vitamin
Qing Zuo! by Judith van den Boom
Designer Judith van den Boom created a collection of stools with ceramic seats called Qing Zuo! in collaboration with local crafts workers during a three-month visit to China. More about Qing Zuo! by Judith van den Boom
Psychomoulages by Olivier Peyricot
Psychomoulages by designer Olivier Peyricot is a series of ceramic vases inspired by "the tragic fragility of motorcycle helmets". More about Psychomoulages by Olivier Peyricot
Wedgwoodn’t by Michael Eden
Michael Eden created the Wedgwoodn't tureen by using rapid manufacturing and ceramic materials which don't need firing. More about Wedgwoodn’t by Michael Eden
Phonofone II by Tristan Zimmermann
Milan 08: American lifestyle brand Charles & Marie presented Phonofone II, a ceramic iPod loudspeaker designed by Tristan Zimmermann, in Milan last month. More about Phonofone II by Tristan Zimmermann
ReCollections by Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk
Milan 08: designers Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk presented reCollections at via Voghera in Zona Tortona last month. More about ReCollections by Kiki van Eijk and Joost van Bleiswijk
Delft Blue vases by Marcel Wanders
Milan 08: Moooi showed a set of vases by Marcel Wanders at Superstudio Più in Milan last month. More about Delft Blue vases by Marcel Wanders
Pyramids of Makkum
Milan 08: Hella Jongerius, Jurgen Bey, Studio Job and Alexander van Slobbe have re-interpreted traditional Dutch 17th century flower pyramids (above) for ceramic manufacturers Royal Tichelaar Makkum. More about Pyramids of Makkum
Witches' Kitchen by Studio Tord Boontje
Milan 08: Dutch designer Tord Boontje will present his new Witches' Kitchen collection for Artecnica's Design With Conscience range at Zona Tortona this week.
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
Terrastool by the Campana Brothers for Galerie Kreo
The Campana Brothers have sent us a photo of Terrastool, their contribution to the Tabourets (Stools) exhibition at Galerie Kreo in Paris. More about Terrastool by the Campana Brothers for Galerie Kreo
Mater ethical homeware brand
Mater is a new homewares brand with a commitment to sourcing products that are socially and environmentally sustainable. More about Mater ethical homeware brand
Grão by Pedrita
Grão is a project by Portuguese multidisciplinary studio Pedrita that takes surplus decorative tiles and combines them so that each one becomes a single "pixel" in large-scale murals. More about Grão by Pedrita