Spanish designers Miguel Angel García Belmonte of POTT (The Pottery Project), have designed the ceramic SpongeUP lamps.

I’m not really an eco-friendly person, but I just try, from time to time, to be creative or do something original. Thus, I decided to have a Christmas tree decorated with different things from nature this year. Here’s what I used to make the ornaments:

• Cinnamon bars/sticks
• Orange, grapefruit, and lemon slices
• Red ribbon
• Potpourri
• Needle and thread (dark green, not to be too visible)
• Glue (optional)

The metallic trend is alive and well with this flashy furniture by Koket. Not for the bland of taste, the Intuition table and the Guilt mirror deliver a double dose of drama to your home.

Peruvian artist, Grimanesa Amorós, has unveiled Uros, a temporary light-based installation at theTribeca Issey Miyake store in New York. Amorós will present Uros there on December 15th.

Theodora is a collection of exotic and artsy furniture by Sicis – the art mosaic factory. Of course, as the name suggests, Sicis’ specialty is extravagant mosaic work, but they have also worked with designers to add furniture and accessories to their repertoire that match their brand and image.

Doimo produces objects for the home that they love, and i love these wool lampshade lamps aptly named Miss Wool from their Seasons 4 Collection. In this collection they curate four mini sub-collections which project home fashion for each season of the present year.