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Matali Crasset's Big Leaf rug is hand-knitted and made of 100% wool. >

Calling all doodlers - Spend a fun afternoon in the park doing drawings for a good cause. >

Tomas Kral's latest series of lamps are inspired by traditional hat-making processes. >

Holding a mirror up to human nature, Decadent Pigeons asks whether the quest for prosperity and freedom is making us like grey, bored and scandalous birds. >

56 Rings is an exhibition of fine handmade jewellery by South African designers. >

Rooikop, with their gorgeous upcycled bags, is a creative redhead to be reckoned with. >

fuseproject's LOCAL bike is the ideal way to commute around your neighbourhood and there's lots of space for your groceries, kids and more. >

Being creative, resourceful and making technology work for you is what Technology Will Save Us aims for with their DIY kits. >

"Useless" is the theme of the Open Talks at Experimentadesign 2011 in Lisbon from 28 September to 2 October. >

Shoe fetish delight - MyShoe256 is a playful system whereby 16 modular parts can be turned into 256 pairs of shoes. >

Philipp Aduatz’s Melting Chair looks like it's melting away, capturing that fleeting moment of transition into a useable object. >

The “Marcel Wanders for M&S” collection is a new range of luxurious accessories for the British retailer Marks & Spencer. >

Not Tom's Dyed In The Wool installation in London is a colourful demonstration of the wool dyeing process. >

An indoor garden concept uses the soil below the house to bring a bit of greenery into the living space. >

Nendo have created a range of birdhouses that use a non-slip material for the Can You Imagine exhibition in Rome. >

Droog Lab's Fantastical Investments projects explores the contradicting consumption habits of Russians. >

James Barnor's portraits speak to his passionate interest in people and societies in transition. >

Ilse Crawford's Sidekicks and Companions are the ideal home partners and great in a support role for daily life. >

From digital to post-digital, Alpha-ville at the London Design Festival explores the social and cultural effects of the humanising of technology. >

Maxim Velčovský's "Local Collection" of vessels at the London Design Festival is inspired by the local identities of his native Czech Republic. >

“Colour, stripes, planes and curves” celebrates the 50-year career of abstract artist Bridget Riley. >

Silver-where? at the London Design Festival looks to finding the silver amid a "mass of stuff". >

The FNB Joburg Art Fair celebrates the work of established artists and newcomers from Africa. >

From delicate porcelain pieces to functional objects in earthy stoneware, Ceramics in the City presents the work of the UK's foremost potters. >

Studio Job's Gothic Chairs at the London Design Festival are decidedly un-Gothic, rather bright and colourful. >