Fuquan Junze's collection of furniture under the name Oil Monkey is quiet but powerful.

'Tafelstukken', objects by designers Daphna Isaacs and Laurens Manders scooped an award at DMY Berlin this month.

Berlin's vibrant city-scape is a clash of modern architecture, neo-renaissance buildings, and east-german prefab tower blocks. Elements from all these can be found in this table, simply named after its inspiration – Berlin. By Meyer Miller Smith, Berlin.

Simple and elegant wall lamp designed by Martina Carpelan, 'Sunday' may be used as a bedside table or in the hallway, in the chalet or in the toilet and can be lit by using either a bulb or a candle light!

CAIRN is a fun wooden-magnetic box ensemble designed by Constance Guisset that can be assembled in awkward positions.

Matteo Thun for Neutra has integrated nature into these modern sinks, vanities, countertops, benches, and check out the bathtub with the wood surround! Adding to their uniqueness, these pieces are made using Kauri wood.

Space-saving extendable table by Italian company Ozzio Design. Deco Console Table is a versatile table with an aluminum telescopic mechanism that allows for three possible extensions and three sizes to suit any space.

The Strathwood Portable Folding Hammock eliminates the need for trees. Its powder-coated steel frame folds up into its carrying case and the textilene fabric sling, suspension chains, and removable pillow keep you comfy.

Lusting for Tunto's LED lamp! It combines modern technology, wood and simple design language in a creative way. The hidden touch-sensitive switch gives the user a true feel of the material and finishing of this unique product.

Nice and smart idea. KASVU Extendable vase by Tonfisk. The height of the vase can be adjusted by a moving rubber ring along the body of the porcelain part upon which the wooden part then rests.

Here’s a look at the new first-class cabin of Lufthansa’s new A380 planes by London industrial designer Priestmangoode.

The NeoCon World's Trade Fair began yesterday, drawing over 40,000 visitors to the Merchandise Mart in Chicago. Attendees in search of the latest trends in carpet, tiles, furniture, and lighting were swarming the pristine showrooms of some of the biggest names in the architectural product industry.

Read more: The Best Green Designs from the NeoCon World's Trade Fair | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World

Slick design to fight summer heat with Balmuda's GreenFan. Using an innovative blade design the GreenFan produces a much better breeze than conventional fans using a lot less energy.

French fashion designer Christian Lacroix has designed new decorative wooden panels for Marotte. Contemporary and sophisticated.

We love the scenography of the Gallery S.BENSIMON by Charlotte Soyer for the Designer's Days 2010.

The Talus Mani Lamp is inspired by Tibetan prayer wheels- silently rocking back and forth powered only by the heat from the lamp. A meditative discourse of shadows and light. From TalusFurniture with Vitriforms.

German designer Matthias Ries is presenting Modrobe at the MDY Berlin Design Festival this week. Modrobe is – as its name already suggests – a modular wardrobe system.

Green Wall designed by Jean-Marie Massaud is a multi-faceted room divider that can be used both indoor and outdoor to define private, undisturbed spaces for breezy relaxation.

nonlinear's RTA coffee table has four wood clamps as principal fasteners; 40" x 22" x 17", the table packs flat at 40" x 22" x 3". Made from pickled oak and steel clamps with a 1/2" tempered glass top.

'Trensformer', is composed of eight different modules, which are connected by an interlocking
construction system to form a rectangular object. Martin Saemmer's unique prototype is available at the Next Level gallery in Paris until July 24.

Tomas Alonso designed limited edition V&A chairs are made from a single bent, powder coated metal tube around which a solid ash structure is made to support the seating surface made from reclaimed Victorian ceiling boards.

From A-Z by german Sascha Grewe and his label artcanbreakyourheart are typographic stools made of plastics. All letters are available in 147 different ultraflat colours. A smaller kids version is available as well.

South African studio 'Dokter and Misses' have created a very eye catching furniture collection. Love their straight forward use of materials and minimal approach to their designs.

Kiki van Eijk, Joost van Bleiswijk and Scholten & Baijings: Dutch designers put Zuiderzee Museum in new perspective!

I’m a huge fan of Slovenian designer Nina Zupanc, and when she teams up with furniture producer Moooi, it can’t be anything but amazing. The 5 O’Clock Chair is based on Zupanc’s memories of retro furniture and English porcelain.

"Radiation Chair" and a small table by Nocc Studio are showed in Gallery S. Bensimon during the Designer's Days 2010. A wooden chair with an oversized armrest and a strange homothetic table.

Interesting visual texture created by the acrylic overlapped walls on Marimekko's "Lumme" office containers designed by Mikko Laakkonen.

Rui Alves developed this series of colourful stools that can be combined with each other to creative furnitures. It looks like a bunch of wild animals interacting with each other and you don't need to be a kid to love the bright look.

This years "ARTWORKS" by Iittala. Oiva Toikka creates his own art made of glass. Releese in autumn 2010.

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Designer Alessandro Zambelli. Iron cabinet joined together. A mix of color and designs.

TSC, [Tunable Sound Cloud] an architectural application to tune the acoustics of your space in real-time with a unique style! [check the video in the post!]

The LuminAR is a project from MIT that "reinvents the traditional desk lamp, evolving it into a new category of robotic, digital information devices". Combines a Pico-projector, camera, and wireless computer in a compact form factor.

One of the most elegant applications and combination of tech and furniture (desk lamp+cam) for an AR concept. Created by Camille Scherrer, “Le Monde des Montagnes” offers a glimpse to the future of pop-up books.

Curious Displays by Julia Tsao is a new platform for display technology. The surface is made of hundreds of ½ inch display blocks. Each block operates independently as a self-contained unit, with full mobility.

You don't need any tools to build this table by german designer Manuel Welsky. Its 3 pieces are mounted without any screws or stuff like that and it really looks gorgeous.

Super attractive drawers designed by Raymond Loewy for his DF2000 Serie X-line created in 1968. This one is available through Swedish gallery Modernity.

StyleFactory has just launched their e-commerce site with some killer stuff. Vote for the Glendale chair and lets see it get produced!

W101, the first table lamp made from paper of Claesson Koivisto Rune for Wästberg.

Dutch designer Bram Geenen has a follow-up piece to the Gaudi Stool that he introduced in 2009, the Gaudi Chair is made by the same principles, but includes a small backrest.

Uruguay-based Eccotrack recycles car tires to create coffee tables, bar tables, chairs and belts.

A book that turns into a chair by Darris Hamroun. Take a seat is based on the principle that objects must adapt to the human environment.

The 'Xhosa' Charity Chair, by GROUP A, was designed especially for a charity project in South Africa

We have talked before about reclaimed Junckers sports flooring and the fact that many people like to retain the original sports markings. Well, here is a fantastic example from a newly refurbished flat in Hackney, London.

McKay Flooring uplifted the original Junckers flooring and then relaid it in London with the sports markings still intact, providing a very appealing, random pattern.