During the Milan Design Week 2014 local-based designer Riu Pereira in collaboration with Ryosuke Fukusada presented the ‘Tile Sash’ at Ventura Lambrate. Supported by Cotto ceramics this collection of bathroom furniture is inspired by the act of slicing a raw material in order to build something new.
Mercedes Benz has unveiled its latest own interpretation of visionary all-wheel drive sporty coupé, presenting the Concept Coupé SUV at Beijing Auto Show 2014.
German architect Bernd Zimmermann has recently renovated a three-family house from the 50′s near Stuttgart for a married couple, coating the exterior of the house with hundreds of funhouse mirrors.
Diapositive – thermo-welded glass furniture by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec for Glas Italia 
Interconnection installation by Nao Tamura at Lexus Design Amazing 2014 
Oily Cart theatre by Hawkins\Brown, London 
‘320° Licht’ installation by URBANSCREEN at Oberhausen's Gasometer 
Mini & UVA showed Parallels laser installation at Salone del Mobile 2014
Japanese architect Nobuo Araki has transformed a former swimming pool on the ground floor of a 1970′s apartment building into a retail space.
Influenced by the design of the BMW Pininfarina Gran Lusso Coupé launched one year ago, BMW has unveiled the BMW Vision Future Luxury at the Beijing Auto Show 2014.
A former bakery in Sydney has been transformed by local architect Henry Wilson into a new store for Australian skincare brand Aesop.
The ‘320° Licht’ installation of URBANSCREEN uses the cathedral-like beauty of the Gasometer Oberhausen in Germany as the starting point for a fascinating game with shapes and light.
London-based practice Hawkins\Brown was tasked by the Oily Cart theatre, who works with children with special needs, to create an inspiring and playful space in keeping with the theatre’s ethos.
For their first collaboration with Italian furniture brand Glas Italia, French brother Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec designed a collection of thermo-welded glass furniture which incorporates elements of wood and felt.
During the Milan Design Week 2014 at Lexus Design Amazing exhibition, Japanese designer Nao Tamura has presented a floating installation influenced by the earthquake that struck Japan in 2011.