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

The winning design of PG Bison’s 1.sixoneeight Student Design Competition and Awards is inspired by an armadillo. >

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

Magazines Huck and Little White Lies have been given the David Carson treatment. >

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

Studioilse's TwoTwoSix project in Hong Kong addresses real life, then upgrades it. >

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

Jurgen Bey says chairs are never used in the way they were designed to be used. His Stubborn Chair rebels against this notion. >

Industrial chic meets Victorian-era grace in these awe-inspiring chandeliers, made with recycled bicycle parts. >

Marlon Darbeau’s Peera is a reinterpretation of the handy little bench that has a place in every home. >

A new restaurant in the most romantic city in the world combines the best in architecture, interior design and gastronomy. >

Karim Rashid’s Komb House is techno-savvy, ecological and trendy. >

Here's a look at the recipients of the 2010 South African Institute of Architects' Awards for Merit and Excellence. >

A creative touch is added to the bright city lights of Milan with designers using LEDs to engage notions of time, memory and modernity. >

With designers like Maarten Baas and Jaime Hayón on the job, the newly improved Groninger Museum could only be impressive. >

If, like many other creatives, the inappropriate use of the Comic Sans font really irks you, you’ll love this campaign. >

Freedom of Creation turns any personal text into a 3D font and sculpts it into physical form using 3D printers. >

Curiosity might have killed the cat but it brings out the creativity in Matali Crasset. >

When fighting the battle between good and evil you will need something appropriate to wear. Mingo Lamberti has some suggestions. >

Elium Studio’s recharge terminals for electric vehicles respond to urban and domestic needs. >

The new Kloof Street Studios by Tsai Designs took its cue from the surrounding urban conditions. >

Troika’s Still Life with Timer installation considers the depiction of everyday inanimate objects. >

Renée Rossouw’s Pattern Diary designs for Bosa Ceramics play with different patterns, identities and compositions. >

Object Rotterdam, at the cutting edge of art and design, will showcase limited edition designs, craft and jewellery. >