This week's MoCo picks + submissions.

+ Fresh Frost prototype for a mailbox by designer Adriean Koleric. <Josh Spear>

+ More Frost Winter Design Show from Edmonton.

+ Message vase by Portuguese Bleach Design. <Reluct>

+ More Objects by Bleach Design. Polyurethane bendable "ceramic vase", plain bag with suitcase print, terrarium.

+ Frank Gehry's prefab Court Yard House for WeberHaus. <TreeHugger>

+ Lionel Theodore Dean's LED Creepers made by Materialise. <Core77>

+ Two additions from the UK, one from Alison Brooks and another by Dive. <Land+Living>

+ More Milan Show at hhstyle.com. Magis, Knoll, Cappellini, ClassiCon, Vitra... <Dezain>

+ Dawn Benedetto's Poppi jewellry; Petal & Roe rings + Tortoise bracelet. <design*sponge>

Crystal and laser chandelier.
"When there is no light the chandelier disappears. Using lasers and crystals in perfect alignment, the iconic shape of a Swarovski crystal is drawn in mid air. ". By UK designer of light objects Paul Cocksedge. The heart of the Crystallize is a single crystal which sparkles as it catches the laser light. Other lamp creations include Styrene, a polystyrene pendant that changes it's form as heat is applied, Bulb, a vase of water that lights up when a flower is inserted, Watt?, a lamp that, to turn it on, uses the conductive properties of pencil graphite, and NeON, suspended glass vessels with a charged gas.

Designer: Paul Cocksedge
+ paulcocksedge.co.uk

Alex from icon writes "we've just posted our top ten of things we saw at Milan this year on our website". We think icon is on our Top 10 mags list for good reason - they say it like it is + they've got the eye. Paul Cocksedge's chandeliers and Royal Tichelaar's porcelain was on our list, but we missed Cor Unum and Marcel Wanders' Happy Hour (which Reluct posted a few days ago).

+ icon's Top 10(11)

Molecular element seating system.
From Animi Causa (From the Heart), who's Wireframe chair was well photographed in the promisedesign booth at the recent Milan show, we get emotional design. With Feel, the system "changes its form according to the emotional state of the body". It's a grid of 120 soft balls that can be folded and arranged to create multiple seating or reclined positions. Also from Animi Causa, a couple of Wireframe-like tables that you can arrange and store things "into" as well as on. Thanks Amit!

+ animicausa.com

Three ring clock.
Rings as in Saturn's rings that orbit around the clock mechanism in the middle. From Cultivate, a new company that manufactures and distributes lighting, furniture and interior accessory collections designed by Dutch designers. The makers of the Therese, Josephine and Marie-Louise lamps also make chairs, Stealth and VK001, and coffee table Sputnik (made of a single bent sheet of aluminum).

+ cultivate.nl

Typography based furniture.
Viennese design firm Walking-Chair has created a line of furniture that looks like letters from the alphabet. Using a boxy 3-D typeface called Hello, and powder-coated steel sheet, the letters form tables and chairs. The furniture is on exhibit at Typosonic.

Designers: Fidel Peugeot, Karl Emilio Pircher
+ typosonic.de
+ walking-chair.com