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Recycled magazines, wood, broken glass and brass are transformed into bespoke jewellery pieces in Quazi Design's new Paper Scissors Stone collection. >

United Visual Artists explored the ability or inability to interpret a surrounding environment with their "Fragment" installation. >

Michael Bierut plays with the size and spacing of letters to create a new banner for Pentagram's New York office. >

Aptly titled "Dixonary" Tom Dixon's new publication delves into the inspiration for his work over the past three decades. >

Karim Rashid used eye-catching colours and hypnotic patterns for the revamp of a cafeteria in South Korea. >

It's to infinity and beyond with Ron Arad's take multi-functional Folly bench. >

Studio Tjep. have designed the packaging for Hero's new range of flavoured waters. >

Piet Hein Eek used his trademark of reclaimed wood to create a series of limited edition champagne cases for Ruinart. >

Nendo blurs the boundaries between a shower and a lamp with their creation for Axor. >

Paula Scher has designed her 19th season campaign for Shakespeare in the Park. >

Michael Bierut and Hamish Smyth redesigned the identity for the 2013 Luminato Festival in Toronto, using bright colours and two new typefaces. >

Nendo's "Ofon" furniture collection is designed to be adaptable and flexible for small office spaces. >

Hat-trick's new identity for the Wimbledon Foundation uses the "greater-than" mathematical symbol to position the organisation as a force for good. >

Design trio Front considered the path water takes to rethink and redesign a shower for Axor. >

A retrospective of gastronomy guru Ferran Adrià's culinary genius can be seen in "elBulli: Feran Adrià and The Art of Food" at Somerset House in London. >

Nendo takes inspiration from a hiking boot for their Urban Trekker, designed for the modern man's needs. >

Capturing the beauty of the New York seashore, Paula Scher has designed signage and environmental graphics for eight beaches. >

Nendo's packaging design for Coffee Beer is simple, yet bespoke while managing to be cost-effective without compromising the brand identity of the product. >

Mathieu Lehanneur has designed the interior for the first WikiBar café using hexagon patterns as the motif. >

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have created a lamp that takes inspiration from nature, and more specifically a climbing plant. >

Paul Smith invited visitors into a world of creation, inspiration, beauty and wit with his "Hello My Name is Paul Smith" exhibition. >

A new glass design by Mathieu Lehanneur for Ricard prevents ice cubes making contact with the liqueur, thus enhancing the taste experience for purists. >

Mathieu Lehanneur's Les Cordes chandelier for the entrance hall of a country house in France enlightens the space with a modern edge. >

Ayse Birsel's Collection for FlizFelt is a modern and playful series of wool-felt products that draw inspiration from her Turkish heritage. >