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The MyLamp by Danish designers Madebywho involves the user in the process of constructing the lamp. >

This car-shaped bicycle rack highlights the fact that ten bicycles can be safely parked in a space that can only be used by one car. >

Nendo's "Cupnoodle Urushi" is a souvenir product that adds new creative value to the packaging of instant "cup" noodles. >

Sara Asnaghi's brain sculptures, made from edible materials, encourages thinking about what we eat and explores notions of materiality. >

Think gingerbread is only for gingerbread men? Think again. And think domes, skulls and Bauhaus replications. >

The wise old owl is given a quirky makeover by Melissa Maloney in her illustrations. >

Keeping it simple: The Almohadilla Chair is consists of nothing more than six wooden planes and cable ties. >

Humans Since 1982's "Collection of Light" is an LED lamp that resembles an illuminated drawer for keeping insects. >

Sharp sharp: The Nail Cloud is an interior lamp made with magnets and nails. >

Smile! The "face" atop the lighthouse is watching you. >

The Pan-African publication Chimurenga was awarded the Prince Claus Award for cultural pioneering earlier this week. >

Olivia de Gouveia's "Apocalyptopia" project considers the consequences of present displacement in a fictional future. >

Music, food, design and craft retail, experience it all at Freeworld's Designer-Make Artisan Market. Great place to get your Christmas shopping done. >

Mister Handsome is Jason Wishnow's short film about love, imagination and some of the dark sides of human nature. >

Haptic Intelligentia is a system that makes provision for traditional craftsmanship in the age of digital technology and 3D printing. >

Artist Tyree Callahan's Chromatic Typewriter "types" paintings, with the machine's keys as different colours. >

Meet Doris. She's a great-tasting, long-lasting cauliflower. Then also meet her siblings: Doug, Shirl and Bob. >

What we talk about when we talk about love is a group exhibition exploring different notions of love and the relationship we have with ourselves. >

Thomas Heatherwick renovated a luxury shopping and entertainment complex in Hong Kong to give it a more contemporary look and feel. >

Spanish street artist Nuria Mora creates large and colourful origami pieces for urban spaces. >

With "Containers II" Studio Job transformed old crystal vessels into a coffee pot, a waste basket and a saucepan. >

For every artwork in the If You Let Yourself Love a Wild Thing Exhibition at Salon91 in Cape Town, a tree will be planted. >

The Madison Street Model bicycle is inspired by the vintage bikes of the 1930s. >

Klaas Kuiken's "Bottles" use the archetypal green glass bottle to ask if there are any irregularities in mass production. >

Nendo's solo exhibition at the Axis Gallery in Tokyo, Japan, presents 25 objects and 25 spaces selected from more than 200 projects of the past ten years. >