Benjamin Hubert’s contribution to 100% Design was impressive to say the least. His display A Year In The Making featured ten products designed in the past year, all of which are now in production with leading manufacturers like Ercol and De la Espada.

Hidden behind an inconspicuous black door on Kingsland Road, London’s quietest star designer is giving over half of his recently opened shop to a humble display of jugs, jars and pitchers.

Designer Max Lamb continues his favourite pastime – slicing out seats from boulders to make chairs and cutting stones in half to make coffee tables – for an exhibition at Johnson Trading Gallery, showing in London for the first time.

Amsterdam-based designer Jair Straschnow is showing a collection of furniture at the Aram Gallery during the London Design Festival.

The flatpack Ply stool is a collaboration between furniture designer Michael Marriot and fashion brand Paul Smith for the London Design Festival.

Tom Dixon’s new venture The Dock opens in west London today. Described as “an emporium of creative talent” it will be a key hub during the London Design Festival. Simon Hasan is one of many designers exhibiting here this week, here we take a look at his project Craft Work.

The V&A’s exploration of fantasy and fear in contemporary design is light on comforting bedtime stories and heavy on anxiety.

Now you can read the icon design trail online.

We interview the Bouroullec brothers for our biggest issue of the year, out now. There's also architecture from Steven Holl, MVRDV and Emilio Marin, and a conversation between Paul Smith, David Adjaye and Tom Dixon.

Down a narrow Lisbon alley, a very literate graffiti artist sprays his own hall of fame.