Caroline Williamson

Composed of 36 boxes that are 36cm square, Limit is a shelving unit that actually has, well, no limits. You can stack and place the boxes any way you wish, both horizontally and vertically, to create any number of combinations to make the perfect shelf or room divider.

Brazilian interior designer made his way to Barcelona, Spain where he recently renovated this 100 m2 apartment in a sophisticated palette of black, white, and gold. Opening up the space gave way to a larger living room with light gray and white walls. Turning the design notch up a bit with black and white fabrics, dark slate, and warm grays.

From the Italian firm Mykonos Design comes Clock Box, which is exactly as it sounds - a clock in a box. Using a black or white paper wine box to form the structure and to hide the clock fittings, the working clock is like a miniature grandfather clock. Long and narrow, the portable device makes telling time super easy.

Last year we featured UP by Jawbone but after a short and rocky time on the market, they recalled the design. They're back with a new version of UP, a wristband that collects data based on your movements, sleep patterns, calories burned, food intake, etc. Paired with the corresponding app and you get personal insight into your daily habits and how to improve on them.

First we brought you the swinging table and now we present the Swing Sofa. German furniture designer Werner Aisslinger, of Studio Aisslinger, designed this rocking sofa for Vitra to promote a little relaxation in the office place.

We all want to escape sometimes and have a few moments on our own and Micasa LAB's Cocoon 1 is a bubble-like pod that gives you the solitude you might long for with several modern conveniences you might not want to live without. Their goal was to create a piece of furniture that becomes a separate little world, or a room within a room - basically, a whole new space.

Italian company Benetti Stone has decided to bring a bit of the outdoors in with their MOSSframe idea. They take natural stabilized lichen and contain it in a white lacquered frame that comes in seven different sizes for your walls. The collection requires zero maintenance due to the fact that it's treated. So you get a little bit of nature, without the cleanup or care that most plants and living things require.

Swedish company Kenjo designs small, cabin-like prefab rooms that can serve as guest houses, offices, studios or any other type of space that you like. Each cabin is built with glass sliding doors providing the openness that smaller module type structures are generally lacking.

This renovation by Michaël Menuet Architecte took a Marseille-based office and re-imagined it into an open office environment but with individualized workspaces. The components are simple and clean with white, light unfinished woods, and a little pop of green for good measure.

This chair makes me want to sing 'I wanna rock right now' really loudly (from Rob Base's song "It Takes Two") and I have the Zurich-based Micasa Lab to thank for that. They developed the iRock, a traditional looking rocking chair with the ability to charge your iPad (or iPhone) just by simply rocking back and forth.

Lounging around is rough, right? Well, sometimes it can be when you're in one of those uncomfortable chairs made from hard wood. This curvy Outdoor Bean Bag Lounger from the New Zealand-based Lujo Living aims to change that. Remember how comfortable bean bag chairs were when we were kids? Here's an adult version for you to relax on while soaking up some sun.

From the Tel Aviv-based textile duo of Tesler + Mendelovitch comes this line of tables and stools called, Diamond Woods. Sold exclusively through Talents Design Gallery, the collection has a faceted pattern made from their new flexible wood surface material. They almost appear as if they've been stretched out like an accordion.