Designer Martino Gamper partnered up with Moroso for their 60th anniversary to design an installation featuring reimagined works of current Moroso pieces.
The quirky ABC of Architects animated video features an alphabetical list of notable architects and their most well-known building.
Is this retro television note holder not the cutest thing you've ever seen? The vintage Telly stores your notes while displaying your most important reminder on the screen.
A neglected church was renovated by architect David Closes to merge modern architecture with ancient stone without disturbing the integrity of the building.
BaSaran Yen Panya's latest series is a sarcastic look at combining everyday mass-produced objects with high-end elements.
This six-piece collection called Sen (Japanese for 'line') takes 2D lines and turns them into 3D, graphically inspired forms.
Aakash Nihalani's new series incorporates his signature 3D style forms into urban environments to work as simple (and clever!) math problems.
Designer Sven Dogs created a line of ocean-inspired outdoor furniture called Fiji for Villa tectona that makes me wish I was lounging in Fiji right now.
Inspired by a tightrope walker, Rona Binay created High Blocks, a set of blocks with patterns that line up in some way, always making a visual connection.
Industrial design student James Boock set out to design a table that was inspired by the way vines cling to a structure.
Husband and wife Matthew Shlian and Thea Augustina Eck teamed up to create a series of handheld heirloom objects meant to "instill a sense of wonder".
Let's be real, there are two things that you're never too old for - playing with your food and dinosaurs. Add in baking cookies, and you can thank Suck UK for these 3D Dinosaur Cookie Cutters.
With Tokyo's building limitations, builders want to get their money's worth. This house maximizes space by building close to the edge and connecting them with a central staircase.
Muuto's new Pull lamp was the 2010 winner from Muuto's annual competition where design students have historically had their winning designs produced by the company.
Nendo's new furniture collection looks as if it is peeling away, or splintering. The series includes a chair, coatrack, mirror, and tables.