Have a look at these newly-released images of the upcoming collaboration between adidas and fashion British designer Mary Katrantzou.  Katrantzou is a lover of photo-realistic prints and she covers bomber jackets, neoprene dresses and sweatshirts with images of the athletic brand's signature sneakers in rich, saturated colours while the shoes are embelished with floral prints or spikes. 

The adidas Originals collection by Mary Katrantzou will be available in store at select retailers and online on November 15. 

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Looped like the symbol for infinity and his initials, the Infinite side table is the signature piece in Scot Sardinha's furniture collection.  Made in the unique stack style of his line, the intertwined S-shape fuses together in a representation of the infinite possibilities of creative energy.  The table pictured has a Jacobean finish.

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adidas Originals have relaunched the ZX Flux customisation programme which allows you to print any high-resolution photograph on its shoe.  Using an app, your chosen image is uploaded, scaled and placed on the shoe template and the shoe is produced.  Pictured above, Highsnobiety’s ‘raindrops on airplane window’ which was made in collaboration with photographer Peter Williams.

The Frida Stool and Side Table by Zanocchi & Starke are the first two pieces in this series of customisable furniture which are designed to perfectly fit into any space. The pieces are characterised by a simple mounting system that provides both an aesthetically pleasing detail on the top of the item and enables the Frida to be easily dis- and re-assembled with the use of a single butterfly screw.   The fact that Frida can be taken apart so easily makes it extremely versatile and minimises the cost of storage and transportation.  

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Filed under 'why didn't they think go this before' comes these rubberised, fleece-lined Chuck Taylors from Converse which prove you don't have to sacrifice your style for comfort this Winter.

One of the more functional (yet still stylish) bags we have come across is this three-way bag from Melbourne-based State of Folly which transforms from a clutch to a shoulder bag to a backpack simply by repositioning its adjustable and detachable strap. Made from high-quality, leather with nickel hardware, the interior of the bag has multiple pockets to keep its contents organised 

Halo is a small stool manufactured from a single piece of flat plywood using a programmable router by Australian designer Bradley Fraser who has previously worked for Japanese architectural firm SANAA, Sejima and Nishizawa And Associates.

The objective of this design was to make an inexpensive durable stool that could be produced locally. As the top of the seat is derived from the middle of the  support, the Halo stool minimises waste and optimises the use of material.  The stool is easy to assemble with a standard screw which facilitates its easy transportation and storage.

Paul Smith has collaborated with Derek Welsh Studio to create these beautifully modern, limited edition dominoes.  The playing pieces are handcrafted in walnut and laminate using Smith's signature navy and pink colour scheme.  Each set is comes in a drawstring bag inside of an oblique box.