Homeware
Norwegian Presence exhibition showcases products at Milan design week
Moooi launches carpet company that can print photo-realistic designs
Greenland’s first product designer triggers “explosion of new designers” in her homeland
Per Finne’s Umami Santoku knife combines Norwegian and Japanese design
Philippe Malouin experiments with Caesarstone to create collection of planters
Peca’s Lava plates are made from half-polished volcanic stone
G-Star RAW and Vitra join forces to relaunch Jean Prouvé’s 1940s office furniture
Kyuhyung Cho creates colourful three-sided shelves for Menu
Moreno Ratti’s marble vase stacks like a mathematical puzzle
Vika’s modular bathroom range is designed to create comfortable wash areas
Dan Yeffet stacks brass, marble and glass into Element vase
Lex Pott’s True Colours vases contrast oxidised and polished finishes
Barber & Osgerby designs miscellaneous tableware collection for Royal Doulton
Iiif’s glassware collection represents different types of volcano
Marble candle holder by Peca can be split to create two objects
Wool pyramids form origami-inspired Bloom blanket
Ilona Van den Bergh’s Moon bowls are deformed after casting
Carved Bowls store small objects in scooped-out sections
MPGMB’s homeware includes terracotta cacti pots based on desert forms
Oscar Niemeyer facade informs cross-shaped concrete vase
Beyond Object presents minimal metallic stationery by Poetic Lab
LaSelva’s hexagonal Atlas tiles are patterned to match up at every orientation
Katrin Olina bends steel pipes into products for reading
