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Get the strawberries and cream, it's time to get comfy in the Tie-break chair, made with tennis netting. >

The Digital Library in Sao Paulo, Brazil, combines high-tech with analogue to create a comfortable look and feel for a family home. >

The Gravity Stool uses the natural forces of gravity and magnetism in the production process. >

Vitality Line is a new range of products, designed by Yves Béhar, aimed at making medication management products look less sterile and cheap. >

The Trade Union project uses a starch-based plastic to create biodegradable vessels that explore the correlation between industrial processes and craft. >

Yulia Brodskaya's love of paper inspires her to transform the material into elaborate 3-D artworks that shed a new light on the possibilities of paper craft. >

Innovation firm Frog teamed up with SA company Wonderbag to create a mobile app that can track energy and CO2 savings gained from using their heat-retention bag >

Silicone, chocolate, cheese and concrete are just some of the materials the Imagine 3D printer can use to print shapes. >

Dutch designers Herso's range of "patchwork" furniture is made with reclaimed wood, non-toxic glue and all their by-products are recycled. >

Barcelona Rock is a proposed new landmark on the Spanish city's skyline made from the rock of Montserrat. If you can't bring Mohammed to the mountain... >

From "weak furniture" to new molten glass forms and transformed agricultural nets, Nendo presents a range of new designs at Maison et Objet. >

FormaFantasma's "Botanica" project pays homage to works of art and design produced with plastic, while also commenting on the need for plastic alternatives. >

Black boxes are known to know everything. This BlackBox is a portable device for printing text messages from your phone, so you'll remember everything! >

This see-saw table is more than a fun place to eat your dinners. It's also designed to encourage good table etiquette. >

Rolling Back the Years is an exhibition showcasing custom designed skate decks in celebration of the glory of 80s skateboarding. >

Store your bicycle, books and other gadgets all on the same shelf. The Bookbike shelving solution is ideal for urban spaces. >

Pro is a versatile new chair design, ideal for use in schools, by the German designer Konstantin Grcic. >

Graphic designer Stewart Scott-Curan designed a poster visually depicting each of the songs on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album. >

The One Laptop Per Child initiative have just launched the XO-3 tablet, with the vision to distribute it to children in developing nations. >

From the Highway to Hell to Penny Lane, the Song Map is a litho print featuring the names of songs about streets and landmarks. >

Studio Tjep designed elements of the new Fabbrica restaurant in The Netherlands. They made it less shiny and more natural. >

"Hello World!" is an installation consisting of some 5000 individual video diaries taken from the internet. >

A Turkish designer's "TarGetBook Shelf" makes it easy to organise your books according to those that have been read and those that must still be read. >

Norwegian designer Katrine Austgulen created a series of colourful and vibrant covers for coffee tumblers, inspired by historical time periods. >

Cowbird, a new type of social media network, aims to become a public library of human experience. >