• Rubber dragon – Nicholas Hlobo
    Rubber dragon
    Nicholas Hlobo's giant flying rubber dragon is part of German collector Jochen Zeitz's personal collection. >
  • Curated hub
    From food design to digital design, Tom Dixon's "MOST" project is sure to be a creative highlight in Milan next year. >
  • Kitchen collection
    Alessi's new collection of kitchenware looks at elegance and sophistication for the modern kitchen. >
  • Materials imagined
    What will the future of our material culture hold? Material Matters, by Droog, at Dutch Design Week looks to material scarcity and broadens the discussion. >
  • Design awarded
    Innovation, design, technology and creativity gets awarded at the A'Design Awards, which celebrates "superior designs for a better future". >
  • Just About Now
    Maarten Baas's timepiece, Just About Now, for Laikingland can be seen at the London Design Festival. >
  • Washing feature
    Amedeo is a new washbasin, designed by Karim Rashid, that takes its inspiration from the natural flow of water. >
  • Ross Lovegrove's "Lasvit Liquidkristal" installation
    Liquid-like: Ross Lovegrove's "Lasvit Liquidkristal"
    Ross Lovegrove's "Lasvit Liquidkristal" installation bridges the divide between glass manufacturing design, and architecture. >
  • Long life lamps
    Front's light designs for Booo! Studio plays with the constantly changing nature of light. >
  • Source
    Welcome the return of the SodaStream! And thanks to Yves Béhar its clean, sleek look will be more than a little welcome in your kitchen. And it's eco-friendly! >
  • Bell ringing
    Tord Boontje's "Cacophony Bell" for Laikingland's With Movement exhibition at Milan Design Week explore the forces of gravity -- and comes with a story. >
  • HAN Gallery - Bamboo-Steel Table.
    Nendo highlights at Milan2012
    Nendo present a range of new pieces during Milan Design Week 2012. Here are some of the highlights. >
  • MINI transforms car parts into art at Milan2012
    Husband and wife Stefan Scholten and Carole Baijings of Amsterdam studio Scholten & Baijings unveil the “Colour One for MINI” installation at Milan Design Week. >
  • Gentle Chair.
    Cupboard & chair
    Swedish designers Front present the Chameleon Cupboard and Gentle Chair for Porro at the Milan Design Week. >
  • Luminosity
    Tom Dixon is lighting the way of the future with Luminosity, a new range of lamps, lights and shades that can be seen at the Milan Design Week. >
  • New school
    Konstantin Grcic's Pro chair was originally intended for educational environments but it works equally well in homes and offices. See it at Milan Design Week. >
  • Bookshelf bike rack
    Store your bicycle, books and other gadgets all on the same shelf. The Bookbike shelving solution is ideal for urban spaces. >
  • Mini portable
    The Chick Lamp by Italian designer Luca Vagnini is a portable floor and table lamp, made with oak wood. >
  • Brain food
    Sara Asnaghi's brain sculptures, made from edible materials, encourages thinking about what we eat and explores notions of materiality. >
  • Stackable chair
    David Chipperfield’s stackable folding chair “Piana” for Alessi has been selected to the The Museum of Modern Art’s collection. >
  • Taste experiences
    Studio FormaFantasma's "Tastefull" workshops considered the possibilities of edible materials and looked at the connection between food and sustainability. >
  • Looks like Lego
    Flussocreativo's Leco containers look like giant Lego blocks. They're ideal for sorting your recycling. >
  • Conviviality collective
    Arabeschi di Latte is a group of Italian women designers who use design concepts and food to explore situations and relationships. >
  • Solar solution
    The "Eliodomestico" solar-powered water filter could improve access to clean water in parts of the developing world. >

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