Applied Physics by Acquacalda
Italian design collective Acquacalda have designed a range of kitchen gadgets based on the laws of physics, including this device for pouring exactly equal amounts of wine into four glasses. More
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Reversed Volumes by Mischer’Traxler
Milan 2010: Viennese designers Mischer'Traxler presented a collection of bowls cast from vegetables in Milan last month. More
Alpha Blast by Marco Dessi
Milan 2010: Italian designer Marco Dessi presented a series of drinking glasses decorated with the pattern of netting used to packaged oranges. More
Zuiderzee Settings by Kiki van Eijk
Milan 2010: Eindhoven designer Kiki van Eijk presents a collection of wooden furniture with ceramic drawers for the Zuiderzee Museum at the Ventura Lambrate district in Milan this week. More
Neolastic Vases by Studio Sjoerd Jonkers
Dutch graduate designer Sjoerd Jonkers has designed a collection of plastic vases inspired by archaeology and primitive objects, to be presented in Milan this week. More
Morphê by Zbynek Krulich
Milan 2010: In Milan next week architecture student Zbynek Krulich will present a collection of table accessories designed for the year 2050. More
Communicator by Martí Guixé for Alessi
Catalan designer Martí Guixé has created a series of containers for Italian design brand Alessi, which have arrows and speech bubbles for the user to write messages on. More
Metamorphose Spoons by Alexa Lixfeld
Hamburg designer Alexa Lixfeld has sent us new pictures of her Metamorphose collection, including a series of silver cutlery comprising spoons, forks and ambiguous shapes in between. More
Silver Candlesticks by David Taylor
Designer David Taylor has created a pair of candlesticks each made of three silver tubes clamped together by a found plastic component to form a tripod. More
Grip by Marco Dessi for Lobmeyr
Italian designer Marco Dessi has created a set of glasses and decanters for Austrian brand Lobmeyr. More
Nomu by Lee West for Eno
Paris designer Lee West has designed an extra-tall teapot that has no handle but instead has a removable cork sleeve to stop you burning your hands. More
Blow Up – Bamboo by the Campana Brothers for Alessi
Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana have designed a bamboo version of their Blow Up furniture and tableware collection for Italian design brand Alessi. More
Cylinda and Dot by Paul Smith for Stelton
Fashion designer Paul Smith has reworked a coffee pot by late Danish designer Arne Jacobsen to mark the 50th anniversary of Danish brand Stelton. More
Totem by Boym Partners
New York designers Constantin and Laurene Leon Boym have designed a set of four bowls that stack into the shape of a vase. More
Appo by Carlo Trevisani
Milan designer Carlo Trevisani has created a cork product that transforms empty wine bottles into table centrepieces. More
Table-Palette by Kiki van Eijk
At Object Rotterdam last week Dutch designer Kiki van Eijk exhibited a table laid with new pieces she has created for Dutch glassware company Royal Leerdam Crystal, cutlery manufacturers Koninklijke Van Kempen and the Audax Textile Museum Tilburg. More
Handlebar Candlesticks by Yen-Wen Tseng
Taiwanese designer Yen-Wen Tseng, a student at Konstfack University College of Arts, Craft and Design in Stockholm, has created a set of rubber candlesticks designed to feel like bicycle handlebars. More
Drawn from Clay by Atelier NL
Dutch designers Atelier NL have been awarded the Re:Vision Design Award by magazine Modern Painters for their ceramics collection made of clay collected from different farms. More
Metrobowl by Frederik Roijé
Cologne 2010: Dutch designer Frederik Roijé presents a series of bowls shaped like city maps at imm cologne in Germany this week. More
Metamorphose by Alexa Lixfeld
Hamburg designer Alexa Lixfeld has created a series of vessels made of solid coloured porcelain. More