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The Jawbone Era is a mobile accessory that is set to change the way we use and interact with headsets. >

Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin’s exhibition at the Goodman Gallery re-examines past narratives. >

A range of skateboard designs want to prove that creativity can make a positive difference. >

Madrid-based design studio Kawamura-Ganjavian have designed a portable spatial divider. >

The Coffee Chair adds a fantastical and playful element to any tea party or coffee shop. >

Having eyes on the back of your head could sometimes be handy, or it can make a (fashion) statement. >

The logo for the 2016 Olympic Games in Brazil represents passion and transformation. >

The Unfold table features four tables of different sizes, all in one. >

In New York until 15 May 2011, the Global Africa Project explores the impact of African culture on contemporary art, craft and design. >

The Pure Sun table is an energy-efficient device that redirects natural light to where it is needed. >

Peter Crawley’s interesting illustrations are made using watercolour paper, stitched with cotton thread. >

The new nhow in Berlin is more than a hotel, it's also a data-driven art and design space by Karim Rashid. >

A bar made of bamboo in Vietnam not only uses low cost materials but also looks like a great place to have a drink. >

Biomega's Puma Pico bicycle was recently awarded the European Consumers Choice 2011 award. >

Local crafters are proving that commercial success is possible for organisations with a social focus. >

Bridle Road Residence in Cape Town has a lightness and classic elegance about it, while being sustainable. >

Wear your heart on your sleeve, or have it beating on your bedside table... >

Architectural Acoustics and Legwear are two funky but functional projects by Niek Pulles. >

The Bouroullec Brothers’s latest collection of rugs interestingly blends rusticity and fineness. >

Fortune Cookies are fun. Now imagine a giant one with a cool, wearable gift inside. >

What looks like a giant tree house in the middle of a city is a very sustainable apartment block in Mexico. >

There appears to be no end to the number of creative applications for Lego. Here it's used in a letterpress. >

A shelf that displays horizontally makes it much easier to read the spine. See Studio Parade’s good idea. >

Patricia Urquiola’s bathroom range for Axor brings a touch of poetry and playfulness to the collection. >

The winning design of PG Bison’s 1.sixoneeight Student Design Competition and Awards is inspired by an armadillo. >