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Marijuana is no longer associated with stoners, proves Chronicle with the release of “Green: A Field Guide to Marijuana”. >

A new smart device allows you to perform everyday functions with a simple knock on a wall, table or door. >

Look good and save the world, says planet-friendly company I Scream & Red as it launches its new multipurpose product, Cleva Lapie. >

Design students in Sao Paulo, Brazil have designed a milk container that radically reduces the costs of recycling traditional milk cartons. >

Japanese studio Nendo creates a minimalist seat with a changeable backrest for designer furniture brand Alias. >

Paris-based designer Vivien Muller wants you to have as much fun charging your Apple Watch as you do using it. >

Royal College of Art graduate Ayca Dundar has designed an alternative umbrella that addresses the classic failings of the traditional brollie. >

A retired musician in West Bengal, India created this artisanal, folding wooden tie. >

The A-Bike is back and is better than ever. Sir Clive Sinclair’s 2006 foldup bike is set to revolutionise the daily urban commute with an electric upgrade. >

A bicycle helmet with LED brake and indicator lights will make roads much safer for bicycle riders. >

According to its creator NikyNaky, this ceramic Macaco paperweight just wants to be loved. >

Dima Loginoff , the rising star of Russian design, plays with a traditional shape in his latest contemporary design for Italian design company Axo Light. >

This ice-lolly stick can be planted when you finish eating it and it will grow into a tree. >

Maya Lapp and Denis Perera subvert the irresistible desire to play with bubble wrap by casting it in glass. >

A product designer has saved a sheep-farming community by inventing a brand new material that utilises wool. >

London-based designer Ted Wiles designed a toaster that only works when you give it a hug in an attempt to make its users happy. >

Spinali Design’s new bikini helps women monitor their sun exposure responsibly. >

"Holon" is an intriguing glass sculpture created by Dutch designers Jetske Visser and Michiel Martens. >

Thomas Vailly and Laura Lynn Jansen examine the colourful nature of crystals to create layers of colourful illumination. >

The acclaimed Japanese studio designs a multi-purpose bag with architects’ needs in mind for Italian brand Tod’s. >

Avakai embraces the best of both worlds – artisanal children’s toys of the past and the technological advances of today. >

South African designer Laurie Wiid van Heerden continues his love affair with cork as he launches the world’s largest Façade grade cork pendant lamp. >

The colour-changing Hyko Bear turns environmental awareness into a playful game for the family. >

In order to help teach kids about the importance of wearing sunscreen, Nivea has created this doll that turns red without protection. >

The MOTI is a personable smart accessory that helps you train yourself into good habits. >