Wallpaper* favourites , London-based Studio Glithero: Sarah Van Gameren and Tim Simpson, used the traditional photographic technique of cyanotype to produce this Blueware collection. Flowers and weeds were arranged onto ceramics and exposed to UV light which after a while reveal the 'ghostly white shadow'.  

用糖块建造的建筑雕塑。用烤面团制成的厨房容器。所有的展览(和出售)只在伦敦邦德街的苏富比基德尔画廊展出了四天。例如，我们无法抗拒近距离观察的诱惑。由策展人和热衷于年轻设计的收藏家珍妮丝·布莱克本(Janice Blackburn)创作的这个名为“小秀巨才”的展览是布莱克本在过去几年里展出的一系列“新设计师”展览之一。布莱克本解释说：“只要苏富比画廊有一个免费的开放空间，他们就会邀请我使用它。”查尔斯·萨奇(Charles Saatchi)的前雇员，苏富比的顾问兼工艺品委员会和五届各种展览的策展人。

The collection consists of four products: round vases, slim vases, light shades, and blueprinted tiles. Each piece in the collection is unique by virtue of the process and the vases are individually numbered

Born in El Paso, Texas and lives in London, artist, curator and author Michael Petry is currently the first Artist In Residence at the Sir John Soane museum in London. This series, entitled 'The Bare Back Lovers' consists of molten glass 'pouring' out of silver-plated kitsch Victorian objects

Glass 'pouring' out of silver-plated kitsch Victorian objects. From the 'BB' series by Michael Petry

Professor Rob Kesseler is professor of ceramics, art and design at Central St Martins. The vases are part of the 'Bouquet' collection in collaboration with Royal Crown Derby. Each vase carries an enamel print of the silhouette of a British wildflower accompanied on the reverse by a gold and enamel print taken from a microscopic photograph of seeds of pollen

Studio Formafantasma: Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin are Italian designers recently graduated from Design Academy Eindhoven. This series of bottles, vases and bowls, was made especially for 'Small Show' and are made from flour, agricultural waste, limestone and beeswax

Ellen Devall uses vintage materials and he own embroidery skills to re-invent garments. A graduate from the Colchester School of Art and Design, she recently won the 'First Word; Journalism Award' Fashion Week 2010.

Ellen uses traditional needle skills to create her intricate garments, evoking a time when piecing together and stitching were a necessity

Brendan Jamison graduated from the University of Ulster. His current work sculpts and carves sugar cubes in architectural sculptures