Alyn Griffiths

Knotted clocks and twisted cars are among 14 sculptures that British artist Alex Chinneck has created for the windows of Dior stores in New York and Los Angeles.

Spanish firm Mil Studios based its design for the Madrid headquarters of creative agency Jungle on 1990s New York offices, resulting in a series of minimalist spaces defined by their refined material palette.

Paris-based Baguette Studio has developed a range of wax lampshades that can be melted down and recycled without any loss of material using its own custom-built rotational moulding machine.

Swedish designer Gustaf Westman has applied his signature chunky forms to a playful cat tree that provides a design-forward perch for feline friends.

Brick arches frame views through the interior of this office in Gugarat, India, which also features colourful glass panels.

At this year's Chelsea Flower Show, creative studio Of-A exhibited a dark botanical landscape featuring volcanic rock and burnt trees.

Annabel Colterjohn and Red Deer used industrially inspired materials to evoke the feel of Berlin kebab shops at this London restaurant.

Los Angeles gallery Marta and curator Dung Ngo have created an exhibition of 3D-printed cutlery during 3 Days of Design.

Design studio Morrama has developed a recording device that can be used to replay conversations with a loved one after they die.

Vintage furniture and richly toned materials bring a sense of warmth to this renovated maisonette in Amsterdam by Studio Elèn Letort.