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Ross Lovegrove's latest creation calls for a moment where scientific endeavour and human consciousness meet. >

Copenhagen sees an urban installation bringing together the city's ethnically diverse and socially challenged neighbourhood. >

The XTable by KiBiSi is sleek, efficient and height-adjustable. >

Tord Boontje uses bamboo, paper shades and rocks to create lamps that resemble a traditional Japanese garden, while highlighting material issues. >

From hand-illustrated fabric to furniture, Wolf & Maiden's co-owner Gilles Pretorius is dedicated to conscious, sustainable and responsible design. >

Marti Guixé has put together a symbolic representation of the winemaking process. >

Nendo redesigns glassware for Baccarat and creates beauty that mirrors the clarity and delicacy of an ice block. >

Troika's "Arcades" installation explores the seemingly impossible phenomena of bending light. >

The winners of the 2012 Dutch Design Awards were announced in Eindhoven in the Netherlands on Sunday 21 October 2012. >

With his latest project Paul Sahre takes a shot at travelling through space and back in time to recreate a childhood memory, which involves a model rocket. >

Urban-Think Tank's Urban Parangolé project proposes seamless loops of connectivity for more dynamic movement and mobility within the urban space. >

Xanita designs eco-friendly exhibition stands that add a taste of individual creativity and design. >

PowerPac, a human-generated energy producing device by Ideso, has been awarded a Red Dot award. >

An Eastern European painting technique inspires Martí Guixé to design a rug in graffiti style. >

Nature, music and ethnicities inspire furniture designers Casamento, and is seen in their latest exhibition "Show and Tell". >

Matali Crasset's latest work is a collection that includes a table, lamp and bookshelf - all made in concrete. >

Ethically sourced, hand-moulded and designer packaging are just some of the thing you can expect chocolate artisans Honest Chocolate. And, it's delicious! >

"Sugar Hill" is Adjaye Associates' new low-cost housing complex in Harlem, New York, that introduces a new kind of social engagement. >

Glass, copper, steel, the new Truth Coffee headquarters is steampunk inspired. >

Two man band K&i Design Studio believe in designing the hands-on, handmade way and creating authentic and inspirational designs. >

Nendo's new Fishline Chair uses fishing line as a type of varnish to create an interesting uneven look. >

What will the future of our material culture hold? Material Matters, by Droog, at Dutch Design Week looks to material scarcity and broadens the discussion. >

Combining odd geometric shapes with a subtle emotional response, Famke Jewellery Design bridges the gap between the impersonal and the personal. >

From group exhibitor to solo exhibitor, Dillon Marsh Photography is getting bigger and better by the day. >

Ross Lovegrove has designed a UFO installation, blurring the boundaries between reality and the supernatural. >