Worksofa by Studio Makkink & Bey.

The Pin-Up Nightstands, a collaboration between Phillips de Pury and Pin-Up Magazine.

Evan Chambers' Octopod Lamp

'Archibox Systeme' is a storage system made of Dibond by Bertrand Pincemin.

Buell Cratetable, a crate for transporting the Buell motorcycle that can then be turned into a useable workbench. Designed by Michael Kritzer.

Flex Chair by Ply Project ~ an ICFF favorite! A beautiful use of plywood and magnets for a versatile line of seating!

Kindle Heat Lamps ~ they look like gorgeous larger than life lamps for your outdoor areas, providing not only heat, but also light and even cocktail tables to cluster around. See how simple they are to assemble too!

Best find at ICFF this year? Bernhardt Design and the School at Columbia University - Tools at Schools ~ these desks are incredibly versatile and beautiful, housing plants, markers, and more...

The Reflective Work by Lara Knutson ~ discovered at The Future Perfect during NY Design Week, a beautiful use of reflective glass fabric that is made from microscopic glass beads which magnify light 100 times combined with LEDs.

The traditional water cooler + a bench = the Cooler Bench! One of the RIT/Wilsonart Metroproject01 runners up at ICFF.

As Little Design As Possible: The Work of Dieter Rams by Sophie Lovell, is an expansive 240 page book that brings the reader many never-before-seen photos, blueprints, illustrations, and materials from Rams’ personal archive.

A vegetable garden concept for a roof or a patio.

Ispired of 1965 VW Camper Van, this is one of the coolest tent I ever see.

Stacking Throne by Laurens Van Wierigen.

HI MATIC will respond to a current need: a new type of hotel, practical and accessible, mixing codes of an urban hotel and country side bed and breakfast, with strong ecological values. By designers Matali Crasset, Patrick Elouarghi and Philippe Chapelet.

Award winning Bath Infinity by Mukomelov Studio

Workshop Diary, the Christian Vivanco's "Making Off" is running now! from sketches to prototypes + some random insights! Enjoy!

French artist, Alex Boil created these supernatural images with light installations. The series is called UFO and was created with Mathilde Oriol.

FOR 1 OR 2 by Roberta Bratovic is a folding table made of wood and felt. Its simple and logical form is a result of thinking about economical usage of small spaces, it works as a side table or as a centerpiece.

'Mademoiselles' modular system designed by noto Marco Guazzini + Tsukasa Goto for Officinanove.

Treintafel, a train table for designers by Tomm Velthius.

Mistral Ceiling Fan by Moooi. A cool, bright idea-literally. Under the drum shade lies not just a light, but a functional fan. The light shines through a cut-glass diffuser for a prismatic effect.

'Mede' coffee table by Italian designer Paolo Cappello.

'Donald' is a stackable chair made of bended and entangled steel tubes by Benoit Deneufbourg.

What better way to disguise a murphy bed than to disguise it as a TARDIS! If you nap in it - you even wake up in the future!

Portsmouth University 3D Design student Savio Ku has designed the £20 Cardboard Desk.

Flat Table Peeled designed by Jo Nagasaka of Sschemata Architecture Office using a layer of coloured epoxy which was poured onto a wooden surface in which the grain had been peeled out to create different depths of color.

A design proposal for desktop wares made by students of first and second semester of the ECAL/University of Art and Design Lausanne, commissioned by Alessi, they look ready for production.

Wafft is the name of these furnishings designed by the Japanese Tani and Matsumua using a plywood which is a hybrid between aluminum and beech wood. The stool is incredibly thin and light.

'Enignum' wooden furniture by Joseph Walsh Studio. [Editor's note: love the rest of the series! you may remember the bed from #34860]

Loopita Bonita designed by Mexican industrial designer Victor M. Aleman.

FONTABLE, a series of alphanumeric elements designed by Alessandro Canepa and Andrea Paulicelli that can be combined to compose words.

Standing at your desk was so last year. Check out this bistro-like table to allow cyclists to stop off for a rest by STORE MUU.

'Corner Light' by Peter Bristol for Established & Sons.

Divis dining table by Mike & Maaike of Council.

Caixa by Paolo Cappello is a cabinet with integrated ipod/tv speakers, its design reinterprets the aestethics of the 50's with vibrant and bright colors.

Recycling frame by Helena Mattila, the simplicity of a trashcan. Quite ingenious, use it alone or in pairs.

A visit to Andy Cruz's home and studio in Delaware, the founder of House Industries.

From the portfolio of New York designer Rebecca Cole, gabion wire mesh tables and benches filled with firewood instead of rocks.

'Merge & morph' manipulation of the old school rocking chair and traditional doghouse generates a hybrid furniture that combines the idea of shelter and body relaxation and pushes its functionality to a different, more personal level.

Greek designer Yiannis Ghikas 'Game of Trust' coat rack. Three identical elements support each other from falling and make a wonderful coat rack.

At this year's Salone Satellite, Tokyo based Rends Design Studio presented for the second time its modest, considered designs, whose elegant wood joinery fascinates audiences.

A interactive public installation called Musical Chairs was buillt and presented at La Bellevilloise last week.

SOFT Rockers, part of MIT's Festival of Art+Science+Technology are solar-powered energy recharging stations disguised as outdoor rocking lounge furniture.