Balloon bench by Japanese designer, Satoshi Itasaka. "This bench was visually inspired by the feeling of floating that the main character felt in the French movie, Le Ballon Rouge".

Sheep stool for Green Furniture Sweden by Rimgaile Samsonite.

Take a sneak peek at Design Within Reach's Spring 2011 collection, including Elan, a bentwood outdoor collection from Axel Enthoven, Jean-Pierre Geelen and Alain Denis.

MAGNET TABLE by London based designer Amy Hunting.

Dutch designer Floris Wubben presents his No. 3 Bench. Corrugated propylene draped over a natural wood surface with lacquered metal rods.

Magis' Cappucino bent ply breakfast in bed tray/low desk is back!

Material Girls at SUDIO HOME an eclectic, creative vibe.

Furniture Origami Set at Fred Flare.

Tanimatsumura's Waft Stool.

A tranquil aesthetic inspired by the islander lifestyle. The new Iko table range by Jardan. A little bit of tropical luxury. By Australian designer Nick Garnham.

This table made of huge pipe wrenches is an absolutely great idea by young designer Jonathan Niemuth.

Sunset from RS Barcelona is a really nice flexible shelve with bright colours.

The French electro-acoustic research and development unit, La Boite concept just released the Laptop Dock LD 120... the first high-fidelity dock station dedicated to your laptop computer.

The SR Bookcase is made to order and available as a 1, 2, or 3 bay system. Standing 7’-8” tall, the SR Bookcase will surely be a signature piece in any living space or office. From Scout Regalia.

Between 1968 and 1973, Wendell Castle created a unique series of lamps that were steeped in inspiration from pop-art, surrealism and hot-rod cars – known simply as Benny, Fat Albert, Sluggo, Pinkie, and Raquel.

Brunno Jahara of Jahara Studio launches his Neurostica collection.

Pit, the new lamp designed by the studio e27.

PHILIPS present its new concept LivingAmbiance and new lights LivingColors 2.

"800gr" bookshelf by french designer Dany Gilles is made of stackable cardboard cases. Light and modular.

Nexus Production Offices by Magma Architecture in London.

Meirav Barzilay's Photosynthesis Lamp.

Who said that audio furniture can not be elegant?
Pump up the volume in this latest design by Ronald Knol. And...no cables visible!

'An furniture' by Studio Kam Kam inspired by the ratios used for Ax sheets of paper (A2,A3,A4). Both functional and sculptural it works as a closet, bookshelf, and storage cabinet.

The new Chair-4a, designed by Michael Young with the technologies used to produce the Mac Book in Shenzhen, China.

Inspired by the traditional use of glass in Czech architecture of the 1960s and 1970s, Lasvit Crystal Wall designed by Koncern Design Studio, divides space by using modular components in different patterns and shades.

British newcomers Bark Furniture are hitting the scene with their first collection, inspired by mid-century modern design.

Maarten Baptist's Lucky Love Chair.

'Branch' modular floor lamp by Rich Brilliant Willing uses bent plywood arms and warm light filters through perforated brass shades. A variety of configurations are achievable.

Motion Cabinet by Niels Hoebers is a practical and mobile stage, especially designed for stop motion animations.

The Museum Year Object of the National Glass Museum this year is designed by Bas van Beek.

Simple but lovely. This porcelain lamp called Two by german designer Mark Braun comes in 3 colours and each version looks gorgeous.

Bookshelves are flat, so if your collection is incomplete, you have to put the books on an angle so they don’t collapse. 4° by MicroWorks leans on a 4 degree angle letting gravity do the work.

Mid.Century Modern show at Dulwich College was chock full of visitors as well as beautiful vintage pieces, great for clients who are hoping for a scheme that incorporates furniture or decorative pieces from the 40s through to the 70s.

TABLES OF CONTENTS by American designer Paul Isabella is a table designed with complex geometric marquetry and a unique juxtaposition of materials.

i.materliste explores the process of 3d printing and highlights 5 incredible pieces of furniture made this way. This is Solid C1 by Patrick Jouin.

'R2B2' kitchen by Christoph Thetard powers up appliances by rotating a flywheel with muscular strength and reduce private electricity waste.

Barkitecture 2010. Austin's best architects and designers put their skills to creating dog houses. This is Studio Autoforma's entry which won "Most Unusual".

Shared space, a circular bench from one 10m beam by Chris Kabel.

ApothecaryZero - Great selection of vintage & primitive pieces from all over the USA.

Sway is a rocking chair by Markus Krauss from Germany. This oversized beauty can be fixed to a solid stand or will be your new rocking sofa replacement.

Vintage Herman Miller tv commercials were at times absurd, visually interesting, or just clearly from another time period. The reinterpretations of the classic Herman Miller logo as a moustache and the animated intros are a couple of the highlights...

'Elle' system by Italian firm Rapsel. A bathroom cabinet that incorporates a sink and storage in a single Corian and wood module. Compact and contemporary.

‘Watering Holes’ fountain by Robin Monotti Graziadei. Winner of the Tiffany Across the Water & Royal Parks Foundation International Competition. Features circular holes for adult, children/wheelchair and pets' drinking heights.

Rebecca Snelling - Workroom Design, New Zealand has just launched the new 'matt black' or her angle table lamp 2.0. Made from recycled oak and spun metal.