Dominic Wilcox recently gave a brilliant performance at Milan Design Festival, where he beat a 3D printer to completing a model of the Duomo. His skewed and humorous perspective on design and everyday life has us enthralled as to what his next trick will be. See it at KK Outlet from September 7.

In an effort to combat the overly-commercialised, tacky and often imported souvenirs being flogged across London this summer, CREATE has commissioned a series of cheeky, east London-themed keepsakes from designers including Dominic Wilcox and André Klauser.

Belgium collaborative duo Martine Feipel and Jean Bechameil, of the acclaimed Luxembourg Pavilion at last year’s Venice Biennale, take a break from installing their London show to discuss working as a partnership and their latest installation, A Thousand Years, on now at the University of the Arts London, Arts Gallery.

How do you unwind and switch off? Central Saint Martins MA Textile Futures student Ingrid Hulskamp’s graduation work is all about contemplative design. A self-described ‘design poet’, her handblown glass objects aim to bring moments of calm amidst the chaos.

Sophie Percival was winner of the Jotta Award in 2011. Since then she has exhibited in Sum of Substance in March, produced an exclusive print for Jotta Editions Space and her captivating photography of architecture and landscape also features in the debut Jotta Publication.