Peter Crawley’s interesting illustrations are made using watercolour paper, stitched with cotton thread.

A bar made of bamboo in Vietnam not only uses low cost materials but also looks like a great place to have a drink.

Local crafters are proving that commercial success is possible for organisations with a social focus.

Wear your heart on your sleeve, or have it beating on your bedside table...

The Bouroullec Brothers’s latest collection of rugs interestingly blends rusticity and fineness.

What looks like a giant tree house in the middle of a city is a very sustainable apartment block in Mexico.

A shelf that displays horizontally makes it much easier to read the spine. See Studio Parade’s good idea.

Patricia Urquiola’s bathroom range for Axor brings a touch of poetry and playfulness to the collection.

Kate MacDowell’s porcelain sculptures are both intriguing and disturbing. Her work explores the interaction between humans and nature.

Bespoke Innovations is adding much-needed creative flair to prosthetic limbs.

A proposal for a new student pavilion at Erasmus University in the Netherlands aims to be energy neutral.