If Giacometti made furniture – Valentin Loellmann

German designer Valentin Loellmann has created this series of furniture called m.&mme. The series features long, elegant yet fragile legs that at first glance might remind you of the work of Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacometti.

Art that gives you wings – Heather and Ivan Morison

Heather and Ivan Morison, Little Shining Man (2011)

Where sculpture meets design; Heather and Ivan Morison created this cube structure that flies just like a kite.

Extreme camping (in trees) – Waldseilgarten

If you think walls and floors are just plain overrated, then maybe you should take a trip to Bavaria.

magnetic typography – Dominic Le-Hair

If typography’s your thing, then UK designer Dominic Le-Hair is your man.

imagined digital suburbias – ross racine

Canadian artist Ross Racine combines the digital with the suburban to analyses the relationship between design and lived experience.

soak, dye in light – everyware

Soak, Dye in Light is a new interactive, tie-dye-tastic artwork by the South Korean creative computer group Everyware.

stay hungry, stay foolish

Steve Jobs was a truly inspirational man.

Design by Jonathan Mak.

wool be back – not tom

Not Tom with Loui Thomas, Dyed In The Wool (2011), La Galleria, London

London-based design studio Not Tom specialises in exhibition and furniture design, and they’ve just been commissioned by Woolmark to contribute to the Wool Modern exhibition at London’s La Galleria (ends today!)

the new light-bulb – minimalux

London-based design brand Minimalux is showing this simple yet dazzling lamp at this year’s London Design Festival (ends today – 25 September).

computer generated architecture – michael hansmeyer

Swiss architect Michael Hansmeyer has created these complex multi-faceted columns for South Korea’s Gwangju Design Biennale, which is curated this year by Ai Weiwei.