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Marcel Wanders' new collection of barstools are a perfect blend of playfulness and functionality. >

Patricia Urquiola takes inspiration from the hood of a garment to create a series of extremely comfortable chairs. >

"Cooking with Kids" is a cool new app – a collaboration between Hat-trick, Great British Chefs and Tesco – that aims to get children excited about cooking. >

Shigeru Ban's housing project for Sri Lanka creates a sense of community in the disaster-struck Kirinda village. >

The "Momentané" exhibition in Paris highlights 15 years of work done by the renowned Bouroullec brothers. >

Fernando and Humberto Campana combine elements of French and Brazilian culture to create an unconventional light source. >

Bearing resemblance to African furniture design, Patricia Urquiola designs a wooden chair for Moroso. >

The "Architecture and Humanitarian Activities" exhibition highlights the lifelong work and career of renowned architect Shigeru Ban. >

Nika Zupanc unveils her first creation for Sé, a lamp inspired by sport motifs and 1950s furniture. >

Sootcookie ceramics and Alex Goldberg have collaborated to design a range of characters who create havoc in the woods. >

Jaime Hayón's "Ro" armchair means "tranquility" in Danish and resembles just that. >

Marcel Wanders has extended his "Dressed" collection with a series of wristwatches, each being unique to its wearer. >

Spilt Milk's Autumn/Winter 2013 collection takes inspiration from the beauty of birds in flight. >

Benjamin Hubert's latest jewellery collection takes inspiration from bees and natural patterns. >

Troika's first solo exhibition "The Far Side of Reason" combines new and old works to investigate the tension between perception and reality. >

Carlo Ratti's "Makr Shakr" allows people to become their own virtual barman. >

Bjarke Ingels' "Europacity" will provide the Île-de-France community with a commercial and cultural hotspot. >

Colour, colour and more colour, Patricia Urquiola’s latest chair collection brightens any living or working environment. >

Naoto Fukasawa extended his "Maruni" furniture collection at the 2013 Milan Furniture Fair and paid tribute to traditional Japanese craftsmanship. >

Local pulp-fiction zine takes over windows of popular department store La Rinascente during Milan design week >

Eye-grabbing elegance is just one of the many descriptions for BarberOsgerby's sofa collection for Knoll. >

Scholten & Baijings' "Tea with Georg" collection interprets characteristics of a traditional Japanese tea ceremony for contemporary Western use. >

Jon Stam's"Imaginary Museum" is an exhibition that can be viewed anywhere and at any time. >

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec teamed up with BMW to create an installation that looks to the relaxing experience of a slow and smooth moving mechanism. >