TMA-1 By KiBiSi for AIAIAI
Danish industrial design firm Kibisi launch these minimal headphones today. More about TMA-1 By KiBiSi for AIAIAI
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While You Sleep by Oscar Diaz
Spanish designer Oscar Diaz has proposed a key-cutting concept that allows owners to duplicate lost keys by 3D-printing, without needing an original to copy. More about While You Sleep by Oscar Diaz
Y-Grinder by DesignWright for Joseph Joseph
This grinder by brothers Adrian and Jeremy Wright of London design studio DesignWright dispenses both salt and pepper. More about Y-Grinder by DesignWright for Joseph Joseph
AM02 and AM03 Air Multiplier fans by Dyson
British industrial designer James Dyson has added two new models to his range of blade-less fans, the AM02 Tower and the AM03 Pedestal. More about AM02 and AM03 Air Multiplier fans by Dyson
Plain Air by Patrick Norguet for TLV
Paris designer Patrick Norguet has designed a circular wall-mounted air purifier that sucks air in through vents in the top and expels it through a funnel on the front. More about Plain Air by Patrick Norguet for TLV
Electronic Calculator XS by plusminuszero
More from plusminuszero: the Japanese design company also launched this credit card-sized calculator in Milan last month. More about Electronic Calculator XS by plusminuszero
Bobble by Karim Rashid
Designer Karim Rashid has created a bottle that filters tap water as the user drinks it. More about Bobble by Karim Rashid
Rubikon Pinhole Rebel by Jaroslav Juřica
Czech designer Jaroslav Juřica has designed a paper pinhole camera that can be printed and assembled at home. More about Rubikon Pinhole Rebel by Jaroslav Juřica
Deafinite Style by Designaffairs Studio
Designaffairs Studio of Germany have designed a conceptual hearing aid that forms a flesh tunnel through the wearer's earlobe. More about Deafinite Style by Designaffairs Studio
Corona globes by Nendo
Japanese designers Nendo have designed a set of globes depicting white oceans and black land masses. More about Corona globes by Nendo
Handlebar Candlesticks by Yen-Wen Tseng
Taiwanese designer Yen-Wen Tseng, a student at Konstfack University College of Arts, Craft and Design in Stockholm, has created a set of rubber candlesticks designed to feel like bicycle handlebars. More about Handlebar Candlesticks by Yen-Wen Tseng
Saucer by Eric Degenhardt for Schönbuch
Cologne 2010: designer Eric Degenhardt of Cologne has designed a coat hook for German manufacturer Schönbuch that incorporates a tray for smaller items such as keys. More about Saucer by Eric Degenhardt for Schönbuch
iPad by Apple
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has unveiled the iPad, a large touch-screen device for reading, browsing the internet, listening to music and playing games. More about iPad by Apple
Nevroz spirit level by Yann Lestrat for Tamawa
Maison & Objet 2010: French artist Yann Lestrat presents a spherical spirit level at Maison & Objet in Paris this week. More about Nevroz spirit level by Yann Lestrat for Tamawa
Eco-friendly phone for Nokia by Daizi Zheng
Chinese designer Daizi Zheng has created a conceptual mobile phone for Finnish brand Nokia that could be powered by sugary drinks. More about Eco-friendly phone for Nokia by Daizi Zheng
Iiamo Go by Karim Rashid
Designer Karim Rashid has created a baby's bottle that heats milk to body temperature without using electricity. More about Iiamo Go by Karim Rashid
Watches by Uniform Wares
New London design company Uniform Wares have launched with their first collection of pared down watches. More about Watches by Uniform Wares
Form 2 by Fuseproject
San Francisco designer Yves Behar of Fuseproject has designed a sex toy in collaboration with Ethan Imboden of sex toy brand JimmyJane. More about Form 2 by Fuseproject
Bell by Industrial Facility for IDEA International
London Design Festival 09: at The Dock in London this week British design office Industrial Facility are showing an alarm clock where the back casing is formed by one large, loud bell. More about Bell by Industrial Facility for IDEA International
Food Probe by Philips Design
Philips Design in Eindhoven have designed a series of conceptual products for food, including a machine (below) that prints combinations of ingredients into shapes and consistencies specified by the user (above). More about Food Probe by Philips Design