Furniture
Leather furniture by Tortie Hoare
Here are some more images of boiled leather furniture by Tortie Hoare, the winning project from New Designers Part 2 2010 (see our earlier story). More about Leather furniture by Tortie Hoare
Here are some more images of boiled leather furniture by Tortie Hoare, the winning project from New Designers Part 2 2010 (see our earlier story). More about Leather furniture by Tortie Hoare
These wooden cabinets covered in acrylic fragments are by Brazilian brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana for Italian brand Edra. More about Scrigno by Fernando and Humberto Campana for Edra
An irregularly-shaped glass top is supported by a network of beech struts to form this table by Italian designer Paolo Cappello. More about Otto by Paolo Cappello for Miniforms
This shelving with integral steel box-files by London designer Benjamin Hubert has been created to celebrate the 200th anniversary of British design brand Heals. More about Foundation by Benjamin Hubert
Austrian designer Robert Stadler created his latest range of seating in tribute to the late French interior designer Jean Royère. More about Royèroid by Robert Stadler
Dutch designer Tim Vinke has created a mobile office made up of a desk and two chairs that fit together like pieces of a puzzle to form a trolley. More about Het Kruikantoor by Tim Vinke
Royal College of Art graduate Seongyong Lee has developed a process for making wooden tubes from veneer, which he uses to make lightweight furniture. More about Plytube by Seongyong Lee
Sheffield Institute of Arts graduate Guido Garotti will present a series of chairs at New Designers in London next week. More about Chairs by Guido Garotti
Dezeen promotion: the first of Gaetano Pesce's series of 61 unique tables for Cassina, which together form a map of Italy, is to be auctioned at Phillips de Pury in London today. More about Sessantuna by Gaetano Pesce for Cassina
Product design graduate Fredrik Paulsen presents this tiny table for working from home at the Royal College of Art in London this week. More about Minimal Work Station by Fredrik Paulsen
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
At this year's Royal College of Art graduate show in London designer Nicola Zocca presents a series of furniture made by shrinking plastic around its joints. More about Shrink by Nicola Zocca
Graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister presented a chair with 200 patterns at Design Miami/Basel last week. More about Darwin chair by Stefan Sagmeister
Vienna designer Vuk Jakovljevic has designed this wooden chair with a wide winged back. More about AL-10 by Vuk Jakovljevic
This wooden chair by Berlin designer Jerszy Seymour is held together with blobs of wax. More about The Workshop Chair by Jerszy Seymour
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
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
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
Eindhoven designer Nacho Carbonell built himself a giant iron nest for Design Miami/Basel this week. More about Bush of Iron by Nacho Carbonell
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