This is the epitome of great design; it's simple, it's useful and it's sustainable. What more could you ask for? The Cycle Sign ...

These rope lamps by German designer Christian Haas look like some kind of glow-in-the-dark shoestrings.

Mirroring the shapes and volumes of industrial archaeology, Mieke Meijer creates furniture that celebrates these buildings in a new context....

For those that have a sense of humor even in death, Anna Marinenko has designed these ghost-shaped urns in which to keep the ashes of a lov...

The first retrospective of dutch designer Hella Jongerius' work, "Misfit" at the Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, ...

Swiss designer Wuehl Yanes created this sculptural stove for his graduation project at the ECAL university, which was designed to be small e...

A fine example of how design can be used to produce a product that is not only useful and needed but sustainable and cheap, Chao Gao's C...

London design studio Postlerferguson have launched their new Papa Foxtrot toy brand with wooden scale models of three of the world's la...

This kettle designed by ECAL design student Estelle Sauvage uses the heat from a 100-watt light bulb to heat its contents. Via Design Milk.

Dual Wooden Fan by Sunghyun An of Korea is one of the 240 shortlisted entries from more than 5100 participants in the recent Designboom com...

Rather than taking natural elements out of their balance, Kwangho Lee prefers to utilize things from his surroundings to find their natural...

Laurens van Wieringen's foam carpet is a 3D representation of a landscape, using different heights of foam bars to create this topograp...

Tom Harper conceived his Keeping Up Appearances series of cleaning tools while attending Edinburgh College of Art to to "explore the o...