Kundalini presents lighting by way of four “ecstatic” lamps selected for the Water Air exhibition taking place during ICFF. The four are the Bokka table lamp designed by Karim Rashid, the Sama table lamp designed by Gregorio Spini, the Atomium floor lamp (shown above) designed by Hopf & Wortmann and the Abyss table lamp designed by Osko & Deichmann. The exhibition features over 80 designs made in Italy that feature the two elements of nature.

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Authentic Belgian Creativity was promoted in Milan’s Zona Tortona by the likes of Bram Boo who showcased his new line of furniture called Homeland and Buzzispace, a company that uses recycled plastics in room dividers, lampshades and memo boards. Jaga had very sleek and cheery radiators on display, the anti-Heatwaves, as it were, and there were some great pieces by Katrien Van Hulle of Colect.

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+ Lovegrove & Repucci are launching the new London Delft series of porcelain dinnerware. The five-piece settings bring the London streets to the table in an unusual, yet traditional, manner.

+ We are looking forward to seeing Bev Hisey’s new hand-knotted rugs at ICFF. The rugs are inspired by oil paintings her grandmother did in the 1950s and are as effective as wallhangings as floorcoverings.

+ This origami-inspired dish by Rachel Young called Fold is a polypropylene fruit bowl (or centerpiece for dry articles) that has been carefully hand-folded.

+ The Margaretae sofa by the Central Design Unit was a comfortable hit at the Salone Satellite.

Romolo Stanco showed pieces from the new Reflections On My Grandmother collection from Nonesiste in Zona Tortona’s Nhow Hotel. Grandmother is a very simple glass table that combines new technologies with baroque lace decoration. Killthequeen is a mirror that focuses on continuous geometric lines, and the Quelcheresta lighting shows “what remains” – the section of the lighting when the lamp shape is removed. The Gulp and DinDon chairs are after the jump.

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Danish Crafts, an independent design group under the Danish Ministry of Culture, will be presenting the latest Crafts Collection at the end of the week at ICFF. Crafts Collection 12 will feature works that look at safe sex, animal welfare and fair trade by way of a refined mix of materials, technique and humour. Over 20 designers and craftspeople have been chosen to participate in this collection of furniture, glassware, textiles, ceramics and jewellery. Shown above is the Botanics necklace by Mai Ørsted, and several more projects from the collection are shown after the jump.

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Another design blogger publishes a book, this time it's David Carlson of the David Report blog with Designboost 07, "the first in a series of books that in words, pictures and moving media describes the work of Designboost. Designboost is a knowledge company that helps companies and organisations to learn more about design in general and sustainable design in particular". Contributors include Beckmans College of design professor Mathilda Tham, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design PhD research associate Kristina Börjesson and architect Tim Power & designer researcher/ writer Jennifer Leonard from IDEO. Also included, a DVD with interviews with all the participants at the 2007 Designboost event. Softcover, number of pages unknown, well illustrated, 136 kronor (approx. $23 USD) at Bokus. A detailed english language How to shop will help guide you through the process at Bokus.

+ Designboost 07 at Bokus