Rich Gilbert

http://www.richgilbert.com/index.php?/designs/superform/

Watch the video on the site, brilliant process!

Els Woldhek

http://www.whatels.net/index.php?/naturally-false/

I just saw this and remembered I had seen some work by this designer in London this year, I really like it. Using veneer and copperplating, both usually just used for decorative purposes but here also structural. Ended up with some really organic looking objects, especially the copper growths. The overal organic, kind of wobbly look reminds me a little of some Maarten Baas work.

Beta Tank - Taxing Art

http://www.betatank.net/taxing-art.html

I saw someone had blogged a chair by Beta Tank just like this table which reminded me I had seen these people in Basel. A really interesting take on the Art-Design debate. This is a table but once you turn the squares over to make lots of pyramids it loses it's function and is now art. Meaning in Germany initially it would be taxed as a functional object at 19%. Turn the pyramids and it will be taxed 7% as a work of art.

The same is true of this box of hammers/work of art/coffee table. On the way to basel someone on the border will have decided which category this fits into.

Christoph Thetard - R2B2

This is Christoph Thetard's final project at Bauhaus-University Weimar.

Designed to reduce energy use in the kitchen a foot pedal and flywheel power a coffee grinder, food processer and hand blender. Looks like something Brunel would make...

Has other nice work at http://christoph-thetard.de/christoph-thetard.de/Blog-engl/Blog-engl.html

Sylvia Pichler

Nice lamps...

Used to have some of this tape kicking about the flat. Missed opportunity...

Giles Miller - Cardboard Collection

Stuff I'm sure everyone has seen before, but it's news to me...

http://www.gilesmiller.com/

I've spent weeks cutting corrugated cardboard. I hate the stuff! But these are quite nice

KAMKAM - An Furniture

http://www.kam-kam.org/

De-constructable furniture based on the ratios of A-sized paper. I like things that transform...not so keen on the hinges though.

ASAP - Jean Marie Massaud

http://www.massaud.com/site/en/#/works/design/mobilier/8407-asap

Just Saw these

I like being able to see a bit of the structure. I think you are able to rearrange the way the structure slots together to give different sized units. Which is nice...

Mark Maker Table - Ed Swan

http://www.edswan.com/

I love the concept and patterns that got made. So odd

Kenyon Yeh

UNIKEA

http://www.iamkenyon.com/dalt.html
Excellent idea, som much more interesting than you're usual IKEA furniture