The Dezeen Awards 2019 design shortlist has been revealed. It includes a self-cleaning water bottle, a pendant light made with used coffee grounds, and the world's first silent wireless breast pump.

Plant-based shoes made from pineapples, a bakery powered by people's workouts, and a pop-up bistro that created zero food waste are also among the 52 products and projects on the Dezeen Awards 2019 design shortlist.

The ten categories span furniture, lighting, homeware, product and wearable design. Categories for sustainable design, installation design and graphic design were introduced for the first time this year.

Designers and studios that made the shortlist include Joe Doucet, Jaime Hayon, Studio Drift and Michael Anastassiades. With three pieces of furniture on the shortlist, Barber & Osgerby was recognised the most times.

View all shortlisted design projects on the Dezeen Awards website ›

Other highlights from the shortlist include a high-security electric bicycle, lights made from hand-carved volcanic rock, an installation of 17,000 artworks that represent deported immigrants, colourful contact lens packaging, and fully recyclable running trainers.

Philippe Starck, Li Edelkoort, Virgil Abloh, Marc Newson, Cecilie Manz, Kenya Hara, Imogen Heap and Tom Dixon were among the judges that selected this year's design shortlist, which was chosen from a longlist of 261 projects.

Projects were assessed using the three Dezeen Awards criteria – how beautiful, innovative, and beneficial to people and planet they are.

The winner of each project category will be announced online in October. All ten winners will then go on to compete for the design project of the year award, which will be revealed at the awards party in London on 30 October 2019.

The architecture and interiors shortlists have already been announced, with the studios shortlist set to be published tomorrow.

View all 52 projects on the Dezeen Awards website or browse the Dezeen Awards 2019 design shortlist below:

Furniture design

› Brea by Barber & Osgerby for Dedon
› Petra by Diego Vencato for Agape
› De-dimension by Jongha Choi Studio
› Maissi Bench by Studio Kaksikko for Skagerak Denmark
› Tense by Panter & Tourron

Seating design

› Tibbo armchair by Barber & Osgerby for Dedon
› Fronda chair and stool by Industrial Facility for Mattiazzi
› Rely protective public seating by Joe Doucet
› N.200 by Michael Anastassiades
› T01 Cross Chair by PearsonLloyd for Takt
› T02 Soft Chair by Thomas Bentzen for Takt

Lighting design

› Franchise Freedom by Studio Drift
› Magma by EWE Studio
› Coffire pendant light by Studio Kae
› Ngalya/Together by Koskela
› Filamento Verticale by Mayice

Homeware design

› SuperBee Wax Wraps by BeeConscious
› Backstitch by Raw Edges for GAN
› Noori by Noori
› Maho Nabé by Tiger Corporation
› CK01 by Veark

Workplace design

› Soft Work by Barber & Osgerby
› Atelier by Gensler for Fantoni
› Plenum by Jaime Hayon for Fritz Hansen
› Robotic Needle Felting by Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning
› AT, 187 range by Wilkhahn

Wearable design

› Wool Runners by Allbirds
› Mot shoes by DCSG
› Elvie breast pump by Elvie
› The Plant Shoe by Native Shoes
› Bluebell smart monitor by Tangerine

Product design

› Rotofarm by Bace
› LARQ Bottle by LARQ
› Omni Breeze Block by Tom Fereday Design
› Electrified S2 and X2 by VanMoof
› Bike+ Titanium by Vello

Sustainable design

› Adidas Futurecraft Loop by Adidas
› The Gourd Project by Crème
› Aas Pass by Jaipur Rugs
› Anima - Memorial Service by Studio Kosuke Araki
› Aguahoja I by MIT Media Lab
› Biogarmentry by Roya Aghighi

Graphic design

› ArtCenter Viewbook by Brad Bartlett Design
› Re:publica by Fertig Design
› Snåsa natural mineral water by Olssøn Barbieri
› Hafnia-Hallen by Re-public
› Dimple by Universal Favourite

Installation design

› Welcome and illusion of life by ArchiWorkshop
› Halo by Kimchi and Chips
› Zero Waste Bistro by Linda Bergroth
› Brawn and Bread by Studio Micat
› Mud Shell by Mudd Architects
› 17,000 by Skaparkollektivet Forma