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The recent Saint Etienne International Design Biennale explored notions of teleportation and showed some Protofarm 2050 projects. >

Troika's Falling Light installation for Swarvoski Crystal Palace at Design Miami 2010 is reminiscent of a preternatural experience. >

The Bouroullec Brothers present an "Album" exhibition of their work, which is like a journey through their creative treasure trove. >

Dutch designers Tjep have created an awe-inspiring Christmas window display for a department store in Milan, Italy. >

Karim Rashid's latest collection of furniture explores the spaces between artistic concept and technological boundaries. >

There's a new kid on the cellular network block and it’s pulling out all the creative stops to draw attention. >

The Latro Algae Lamp uses algae to transform carbon dioxide into light. >

Gala is a new shoe concept that improves comfort and wearability with exactly the right support. >

Gabriel Dawe's intriguing thread and textile installation comments on the human experience. >

Sleeping is an important thing to do, so why not add a playful touch to your linen? Daniel Ting Chong has some ideas. >

What if the energy you produce in bed can be used to power lights and devices? It might encourage more um… Tossing and turning in bed. >

Briefcase meets bicycle with the Bikoff. Now even executives don’t have an excuse for not cycling to work. >

Gone are the days when brooches were for grannies. Try pinning a funky Trinket brooch to your scarf, hat, bag or jacket. >

What if you could have an art installation in the desert that also works as an energy-free cooling device? PostlerFerguson have a solution. >

It’s kinda weird but it’s also kinda cool – the Museum of Broken Relationships. >

A design that incorporates artificial muscle technology could provide a tangible solution for people who are lonely. >

See new pictures of Matali Crasset’s eco-lodge in the middle of the desert. >

Antalis South Africa's gorgeous Munken Journal is sure to provide inspiration overload, for all creatives - even if it's just at heart. >

A creative process that gives discarded plastic a second life is always welcome, like Dirk van der Kooij's Endless range of chairs. >

Dror Studio's Tron Armchair is unconventional but interestingly reminiscent of the possibilities of a digital world. >

Now just have your beer and read it too... or something equally novel. >

Babymo Creed fashions are soft, sensual and have a low impact on the environment. Oh, and they're made using kid mohair. >

Tokujin Yoshioka has designed the first shop for the 132 5 Issey Miyake range. >

The Conran Shops in London are a visual feast of Christmas trees, made using recyled wood. >

Marcel Wanders has designed a fab new range of tableware for KLM Royal Dutch Airlines >