Folkloric Carving by India Rose Bird

Leeds College of Art graduate India Rose Bird has designed a collection of woodblocks and used them to print wallpapers inspired by ancient African masquerade and folklore.

Integrative Biscuits: introducing consumers to the idea of eating insects

Brian Sironi and Giulia Tacchini have designed a set of biscuits made with increasing amounts of cricket flour. The project takes a gradual approach: each biscuit is stamped with a number to indicate how much we are consuming of an ingredient that we might think is unpalatable.

Morocco collection by José Lévy

French designer José Lévy launched a new collection at Paris' D'DAYS that is inspired by the Morocco of the 1950s: its flea markets, perforated metal garden furniture, granite floors and cement tiles. 

Folly by Ron Arad

With an emphasis on fluid lines, Folly by Ron Arad is a bench made out of rotational-moulded polyethylene that sits on the border between sculpture and design.

Acts of Doing by Louise Pettersson

Designer Louise Pettersson has made a collection of leather bags that contain tools and equipment for modern-day nomads. Inspired by "acts of doing" such as walking, eating, carrying and drinking, each piece relates to the use of fire as a primal way to keep warm, prepare meals, and shape tools.

Iris by Santa Maria Novella for Villa La Massa

Set on the banks of Arno river in Tuscany, the grand Villa La Massa has been the inspiration for a new home fragrance by Officina Profumo Farmaceutica di Santa Maria. The fragrance reflects the characteristics of the villa with a floral aroma enhanced by fresh citrus scents and softened with Rosa x centifolia and ylang-ylang.

Lo Sguardo Laterale by Patrizia Moroso & Marco Viola at the Museum of Textiles

Volant chair by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso. Photo by Alessandro Paderni

Curated by Patrizia Moroso and Marco Viola, the new exhibition Lo Sguardo Laterale showcases a luxurious collection of silk by Italian brand Rubelli, applied to some of Moroso's best known pieces of furniture.

Pick-n-Mix summer collection by Rothschild & Bickers

Pick'n'Mix by Rothschild & Bickers. Photography by Simon Camper

British lighting brand Rothschild & Bickers has launched Pick-n-Mix, a new glass lighting collection in a range of vibrant, complementary colours. The fixtures are available individually or as multiple drops, with an optional herringbone fabric-covered flex, and each one is priced at £295.

Wallpaper by Anna Gurrey

Fence by Anna Gurrey

Printed textile designer Anna Gurrey showed a collection of abstract geometric wallpapers at New Designers: Part One last week.

Ceramics by Hannah Clark

University of Brighton graduate Hannah Clark showed a collection of thrown ceramic pots and jugs with wrapped twine and rope handles at New Designers last week.

Seasonal ceramics by Julie Dooley

The patterns and rhythms of the natural landscape inspire Julie Dooley's porcelain ceramic tableware.

Type spaghettimeter by Studio Lievito

Type is a simple kitchen tool for measuring spaghetti by Italian designers Studio Lievito. Made of a block of Carrara marble, the different notches on each side provide a foolproof way to measure the right amount of spaghetti for one, two, three or four people.