Designed by Miriam Mirri, this adorable Lula dog bowl is to complement the Tigrito Cat Bowl she designed in 2005 and gives mans best friend his own designer bowl.

Designed by Maarten Baas, Clay Furniture address the issue of form-giving in industrial design, revealing, literally, the designer's 'hand' in this intimate process, today normally concealed through the use of a computer.

Reflections are Julie Tremblay's exhibition of 10 life-size figurative works that are hand-sculpted (in the manner of clay sculpting) from cast-off industrial sheet metal. As a collective, the sculptures form an installation, with some pieces floating below the ceiling, some suspended from walls and some free-standing on the floor. The title of the show refers simultaneously to the visual effect of the materials used (alone and in relation to the environment in which the figures are presented), to the mental life of the figures, and to the artist’s musings about the porosity of human existence in the increasingly “desacralized” world in which we find ourselves today.

The SPUN Stool is the result of process meets industrial craft. Working with a craftsman with 40 years experience in his studio in Birmingham, designer Edward Robinson was able to gain an invaluable insight into the possibilities offered by this traditional skill.

The resulting form is simple and SPUN uses the process for all its strength and joining the two sections together with no other need of fixing.

Designed for Oct Art & Design Museum, the East Meets West Wall Clock by Kitmen brings together centuries of culture and tradition, with Chinese and Western zodiacs' signs to create a side-by-side clock interface that produces a visually stimulating picture of East-Meets-West.

Love Olive is a new brand for Ireland’s biggest olive wholesaler, supplying the finest olives and Mediterranean foods to trade, and directly through their retail outlets. In 2008, Sort Design was hired to named and created the brand retail unit- Love Olive, from products identity, packaging, and a full range of branded retail and business materials.

Jewellery create to remember her dog, a Secret Friend jewellery by Tithi Kutchamuch is a simple piece of jewellery with matching animal holder. For Tithi, she like to bring her pet everywhere with her if she could (her dog died when she went back to her parent’s home), so born the Secret Friend jewellery where jewellery as a part of home that you can bring with, keep them save and take them home.

Want to give your guest an unforgettable tea drinking experience? Forget about the fancy and expensive tea leaves. This porcelain pig's skull designed by Wieki Somers is a teapot, the tea-cozy is made of rat's fur. Where tasty and unsavory, harm and delight aren't discerned any longer, you get curious how the tea actually taste. This surreal hunting trophy can pour tea as well.

The Odin chair was created by New Zealander Jamie McLellan for the luxury living spaces of Odin Residences in Niseko Japan. The brief for the Odin chair was to draw from the natural beauty of Hokkaido and fuse the simplicity of Scandinavian inspirations with the aesthetic sensitivity of Japanese culture.

Unique lights recycled from spray cans. Designed by Slovenian ZEK, these recycle light cans were make for the Light Guerilla competition. Each spray can is emptied and filled with a light bulb. The outer layer of the can is then paints with desired graphic. While the light looks simple, we basically can paint our very own picture to suit every occasion. Just a little creativity, and we get unlimited ways to display our light!

Citroen REVOLTE concept, an ultra-chic city car combining luxury with ecologically sound technology is based on Citroen's legendary 2CV.