We look back at the week that was...

Milan was the flavor of the week this week at MoCo Loco & Art MoCo, but there's no doubt ICFF is just around the corner. Unexpected and fun were Post Fossil's First Light with it's weight and cog light power system, Peter Jansen’s rapid prototyping sculptures, Alvin Aronson's D/A Clock whose surface tells time, Kaiju Studio’s ceramic, felt and walnut i/o desktop organizer and Adieu, the arts magazine with dissipating ink that becomes personal journal. And finally, The House on the Table polarized you - and open cubicles/pens are more natural and human?

+ House on the Table from Design Mong, the rooful cubicle
+ William Speakman’s Experience and Logic Structure exhibition lit art
+ Greg Lynn’s Blobwall, blobby bricks
+ Preview of new company Bond, featuring Partisan the socio-political plaything
+ Fundraising project from Scott Wilson for the World Wildlife Fund
+ Preview of the Botanist Blank Canvas Series, something old is new
+ Projects from Post Fossil/ pre production
+ New work from Florian Gypser, ABC-Button, Knoend and Vito Selma, who wouldn't want a geo cocktail?
+ New work from One & Co, Dogenvol, Stanley Ruiz and Tract, the Tract Soliflore, light and transformative
+ New work from Parvez Michel, Kaiju, La Tête au Cube and the University of Idaho, printed concrete furniture and eco friendly
+ New work from Incorporated, Tim Buckley, notNeutral, Michelle Kaufman and Sandy Lam, got Hex on the mind now
+ Domestic's Milan show, a 2D company makes 3D interesting grâce à Matali
+ Design Factory Brainport Eindhoven's Milan show, more concrete and color
+ Shows in the Exansaldo space in Milan, project-a-couch
+ This Week from Tokyo, we want a Mini Chimney
+ This Week at Art MoCo, designy
+ Fresh MoCo round-up, featuring the Alice in Wonderland Vagabond Cabinet

Above, Devilrobots & Kidrobot's Mochi serves as the mascot for MoMA’s Destination: Japan collection and our Week-in-a-minute, for a minute. Featured earlier this week as wallpaper on Twitter/mocoloco.