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Japan-based Nendo redesigns an ancient traditional eating utensil, the chopstick, transforming people’s interaction with this everyday object. >

Spanish designer Jaime Hayón reflects on the past ten years’ worth of work in his retrospective exhibition Funtastico. >

The Emerging Creatives programme provides up-and-coming designers with a wonderful launch pad. We chat to Woltemade to find out what they have been up to. >

Tokujin Yoshioka's PRISM mirror collection for Glas Italia creates a mysterious presence through its dazzling refraction of light. >

Cape Town-based stylist Alexia Klompje launched Klomp Ceramics earlier this year. She tells us about Klomp Collection II that celebrates the season. >

Dutch artist-designer Maarten Baas unveils four new Clay pieces for luxury menswear brand, Berluti. >

Dutch conceptual design studio Droog has unveiled an enormous holographic Christmas tree in the entrance hall of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. >

Jaime Hayón's collection of Orolog wristwatches combine classical elements with modern details. >

This week’s featured Emerging Creative is product designer Nawaaz Saldulker, who was part of the programme at Design Indaba Expo in 2013. >

New Italian design company Purho teams up with the ever-fabulous Karim Rashid for a launch collection of contemporary glassware. >

Carlo Ratti Associati's digitally fabricated, flexible furniture pieces prove that manufacturing is entering the third industrial revolution. >

Marcel Wanders has designed a powder case that chimes on opening to indicate the awakening of beauty. >

Nendo draws on a traditional Japanese paper-making method to create a collection of lamps that reveal the beauty of wrinkles. >

Four of Satyendra Pakhalé's iconic pieces are on show at Gabrielle Ammann Gallery during Design Miami highlighting his fascination with material exploration. >

Arik Levy created two innovative and sculptural glass lights for Lasvit at this year's Designblok in Prague. >

Jaime Hayón's Hope Bird stands tall, with its eyes on the horizon to symbolise an optimistic approach to what lies ahead. >

Benjamin Hubert's Tenda lamp series has been selected as part of the PROTO_LIGHT exhibition in South Korea. >

Bespoke kitchen, furniture and shoji screen makers Andy de Klerk Cabinetworks is back at the Expo in 2014 with a famous lithograph-inspired kitchen design. >

Design trio Front has created attention-grabbing street lamps that light up the popular Kristinebergs Slottspark in Sweden. >

Marcel Wanders brings a touch of floral whimsy to Japanese cosmetic brand AQMW's new packaging. >

For his new range of products – to debut at Design Indaba Expo 2014 – photographer Ed Suter stepped off the street and into the grass >

The Bouroullec brothers illuminate the Palace of Versailles with a majestic crystal chandelier. >

Tomas Kral's "Homework" desk is multifunctional and ideal for modern environments. >

A new type of modem has come out of Africa – one built for rugged African conditions that can withstand power cuts. >

Alessi has launched a new competition, "Concrete in Design", that will see the winner's object forming part of a future Alessi collection. >