The Front & Back by Giha Woo and Shingoeun
Two batteries form the hands of this clock by designers Giha Woo and Shingoeun. More about The Front & Back by Giha Woo and Shingoeun
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Drawings by Clo'e Floirat
In this series of drawings French designer and photographer Clo'e Floirat documents her thoughts on design in Berlin, where she's lived for three years. More about Drawings by Clo'e Floirat
Peg by Studio Gorm
Oregon designers John Arndt and Wonhee Jeong Studio Gorm are exhibiting their Shaker-inspired Peg furniture system at the Direktorenhaus art space in Berlin. More about Peg by Studio Gorm
Tableware by Jochem de Wit at DMY Berlin
This tableware by Dutch designer Jochem de Wit is made of concrete, cast glass and brick. More about Tableware by Jochem de Wit at DMY Berlin
Welcome to the Jungle by My Own Super Studio
DMY Berlin 2010: Portuguese designer Rui Alves of My Own Super Studio presented this herd of benches at last week's all our stories about DMY Berlin 2010. More about Welcome to the Jungle by My Own Super Studio
Heimlicht by Leoni Werle
DMY Berlin 2010: designer Leoni Werle of Germany combines an enormous lamp shade with a table to make this workspace. More about Heimlicht by Leoni Werle
Lloyd Table by Christoph Seyferth
DMY Berlin 2010: Maastricht designer Christoph Seyferth presented a tower of tables made of folded sheet steel as one of the satellite shows of DMY Berlin last week. More about Lloyd Table by Christoph Seyferth
Tape Installation by Numen/For Use at DMY Berlin
DMY Berlin 2010: designers Numen/For Use of Vienna and Zagreb wove a web of adhesive tape around scaffolding at the DMY Berlin venue in the Tempelhof former airport last week. More about Tape Installation by Numen/For Use at DMY Berlin
Chrono Shredder by Susanna Hertrich
DMY: this calendar by German designer Susanna Hertrich shreds paper displaying each passing day. More about Chrono Shredder by Susanna Hertrich
Tafelstukken by Daphna Isaacs and Laurens Manders
DMY Berlin 2010: these oak and ceramic centrepieces by Eindhoven designers Daphna Isaacs and Laurens Manders were one of three winning projects at the DMY Awards, announced in Berlin on Saturday. More about Tafelstukken by Daphna Isaacs and Laurens Manders
Oskar Zieta at DMY Berlin
DMY Berlin: new products in Polish designer Oskar Zieta's line of pressure-inflated metal pieces were on show at DMY Berlin last week. More about Oskar Zieta at DMY Berlin
Sputnik by Pepe Heykoop
DMY Berlin 2010: Dutch designer Pepe Heykoop presented bubbles of tape wrapped around metal frames at all our stories about DMY Berlin 2010 last week. More about Sputnik by Pepe Heykoop
Stitch by Pepe Heykoop
DMY Berlin 2010: stitch by Dutch designer Pepe Heykoop is a series of second-hand items given new, hand-stitched fabric skins. More about Stitch by Pepe Heykoop
Paperpulp by Debbie Wijskamp
DMY Berlin 2010: designer Debbie Wijskamp exhibited her collection of cabinets made from blocks of pulped paper at DMY Berlin last week. More about Paperpulp by Debbie Wijskamp
Haori Hakama and Yukuta by NOI
DMY Berlin 2010: at DMY Berlin this week Berlin designers NOI present their first collection of furniture, comprising simple wooden trestles and sewn Tyvek pockets. More about Haori Hakama and Yukuta by NOI
Split Chair by Daniel Lorch
At DMY Berlin this week designer Daniel Lorch will present a chair made by splitting a steel tube and peeling back the legs. More about Split Chair by Daniel Lorch
Crystal Collection by Pour les Alpes
DMY Berlin 2010: design collective Pour les Alpes will present multi-faceted wooden plant pots at the DMY International Design Festival taking place in Berlin next week. More about Crystal Collection by Pour les Alpes
Valet by Ett la Benn
Berlin-based designers Ett la Benn have created a clothes stand that unfolds into a pole when not in use. More about Valet by Ett la Benn
Plant pot by Uli Budde
Young German designer Uli Budde has designed a plant pot with a built-in saucer. More about Plant pot by Uli Budde
Walking Berlin by Fantastic Norway
DMY Berlin 09: Norwegian designers Fantastic Norway have sent photos of Walking Berlin, a project in which they dressed up as their latest building and walked around Berlin. More about Walking Berlin by Fantastic Norway