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In a short video, produced as part of the Herman Miller Why Design series, Ayse Birsel talks about the process of deconstruction and reconstruction. >

Marcel Wanders' new designer cookware for Alessi adds a touch of glamour to everyday pots and pans. >

Nendo's pop-up coffee shop for Starbucks in Tokyo resembles a library, and gives visitors the opportunity to learn more about coffee. >

Hat-trick take inspiration from the graphically rich aspects of chess and redesigns a chess set in typographic style. >

Ron Arad interprets feeling great, fun and fearless in his ZIPFLOP shoe designed for FitFlop. >

Jason Bruges Studio's New Media Lounge at San Diego International Airport offers a glimpse into the departure lounge of the future. >

Eco-friendly, authentic and diverse, here is a look at the 11 projects by Frost* Design shortlisted for the Sydney Design Awards. >

Ineke Hans, Maarten Baas and Dirk van der Kooij are just three of the 14 Dutch designers that reimagined chairs in aid of charity. >

Cape Town leather merchants, Woodhead's have expanded their offering with a convenient service bar where anybody can learn the tools of the trade. >

Take a look at Dror Benshetrit's visionary proposal for creating a new island community for Istanbul, Turkey. >

Funky, fun and with a touch of sand and sea. Take a look at the design projects of Urb-ski Paper Toys. >

Sissel Tolaas's latest and biggest project to date is a smell-based urban treasure hunt, with an iPhone app to guide you along the way! >

Faith47 uses the South African mining crisis as inspiration for her latest work, "The Long Wait". >

Cultural diversity and the act of sitting is considered from different perspectives in the "Benches from Brazil" exhibition at Hôtel Droog. >

An iconic surfboard design becomes the blank canvas for ten artists and designers, inspired by a touch of Dutch blue and white. >

Religious, mythical and folklore symbols come together on Stephan Doitschinoff's recent work: a life-size hand sculpture. >

BIG: Recent Project is the first English/Japanese monograph of the architectural work of Bjarke Ingels Group. >

Big Ben, the iconic London landmark, serves as the inspiration for a stylish wall clock by Marcel Wanders. It's ideal for the modern home. >

Zabalazaa has come a long way since doing graffiti in Bloemfontein, today his sweat, paint and pencil is paying off. >

Sonja Bäumel's own bacteria is the fundamental element in her "Expanded Self" creation. >

Cute, quirky and with a touch of nostalgia, Sootcookie's range of ceramics contrasts the old and familiar with things that are new and unusual. >

Inspired by the ancient game of Spillikans, PearsonLloyd contributed a playful piece to celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Conran Shop. >

PearsonLloyd customises a chair to remind us that love is part of the joy of living. >

In recognition of World Rhino Day, Faith47 pays tribute to this majestic, but endangered animal, with a mural against a Shanghai wall. >

Brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec gave the green light to showcase their raw hand-drawn sketches revealing their unique design process. >