Hoog en Droog by Jephte Francissen
Dutch Design Week 09: at Designhuis in Eindhoven this week Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Jephte Francissen presents a system for storing items in crates overhead. More about Hoog en Droog by Jephte Francissen
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Stuff by Marina Ralph
London Design Festival 09: at The Dock in London last month British designer Marina Ralph showed a cabinet that bulges according to the shape items placed inside. More about Stuff by Marina Ralph
Smith Pro by Jonathan Olivares for Danese
American designer Jonathan Olivares has designed a mobile, metal storage unit for Italian brand Danese. More about Smith Pro by Jonathan Olivares for Danese
La Cantine de la Ménagerie de Verre by Matali Crasset
French designer Matali Crasset has completed the reception area and canteen of arts venue Ménagerie de Verre in Paris, France. More about La Cantine de la Ménagerie de Verre by Matali Crasset
Martin the Mule by Ibride
Milan 09: French designers Ibride presented a writing desk in the form of a life-sized mule at Zona Tortona in Milan last month. More about Martin the Mule by Ibride
Pandora by Sander Mulder
Milan 09: Dutch designer Sander Mulder presented a modular cabinet resembling shipping containers in Zona Tortona last month. More about Pandora by Sander Mulder
New work by Bram Boo
Milan 09: Belgian designer Bram Boo will present several new works in Milan later this month, including the Paparazzi office chair (above). More about New work by Bram Boo
Collar and Hexagon by Nendo
Milan 09: Japanese designers Nendo will exhibit two products designed for Netherlands manufacturers Quodes at the furniture fair in Milan this month. More about Collar and Hexagon by Nendo
From a Lost City by Christian Vivanco
Mexican designer Christian Vivanco has developed a multi-functional work surface and storage unit inspired by the informal architecture of shanty towns. More about From a Lost City by Christian Vivanco
Bayon Artell office and warehouse by DCPP Arquitectos
Mexican architects DCPP Arquitectos have completed a textile warehouse and office building in Mexico City. More about Bayon Artell office and warehouse by DCPP Arquitectos
Echos by Pour les Alpes
Swiss designers Tina Stieger and Annina Gaehwiler of Pour les Alpes have designed a collection of furniture called Echos.
Library by Thomas Bentzen
Danish designer Thomas Bentzen has designed a freestanding storage unit that looks a bit like a doll's house on legs. More about Library by Thomas Bentzen
Stay At My Home by Designasyl
Recent industrial design graduates Designasyl have sent us images of their thesis project Stay At My Home, a range of temporary furniture for overnight guests. More about Stay At My Home by Designasyl
Cubic Meter by Arik Levy
Design Miami/Basel 08: More from Kenny Schachter’s Rove gallery at the Design Miami show in Basel: this time Arik Levy's Cubic Meter storage system. More about Cubic Meter by Arik Levy
Drawerment by Jaroslav Jurica
Czech designer Jaroslav Jurica of Hubero Kororo Design Group created the Drawerment storage system for Dutch design house Demakersvan. More about Drawerment by Jaroslav Jurica
Vita interactive by Massimo Mariani
Milan 08: at the furniture fair last month MDF Italia presented Vita interactive by Massimo Mariani, an infinitely variable, computer-generated storage system that can be customised to each client's requirements. More about Vita interactive by Massimo Mariani
Particle shelving by Dominic McCausland
Particle is a modular shelving system by Dominic McCausland of Wilder Creative. More about Particle shelving by Dominic McCausland
Grandmateria at Gallery Libby Sellers
Peter Marigold is one of several young British designers showing new work at Grandmateria, an exhibition at Gallery Libby Sellers in London this September during the London Design Festival and the Frieze Art Fair. More about Grandmateria at Gallery Libby Sellers
Shift shelving system by Patricia Urquiola
Patricia Urquiola has designed a new shelving system called Shift for B&B Italia. More about Shift shelving system by Patricia Urquiola
BaObab by Philippe Starck for Vitra
It's not strictly new - Vitra showed the prototype in Milan two years ago and went on sale earlier this year - but here's Philippe Starck's BaObab desk anyway. More about BaObab by Philippe Starck for Vitra