10 coolest finds from London's best home design show

100% Design is the UK's largest design show and Chatelaine was there to check out the most interesting products from across the pond and beyond.

By Julie Chapman

Updated September 30, 2013

10 coolest finds from London's best home design show

100 percent design show

Pod planters

Made from 100 percent recycled felt, these tiny planters by Flip & Tumble are a pretty addition to any kitchen. Grow your favourite herbs and hang them on the wall to save space in busy kitchens.

<b>Perfect mix for your perfect mix

Kwamecorp seamlessly fuses old and new – these cool contemporary wireless speakers are beautifully surrounded in a hand cast ceramic shell, and have two small areas at the top for storage.

Grill time

Summer is over, but these stainless steel BBQ skewers by Petrous will make you smile all year round – it’s multiple prongs resemble a fish, and it's designed so you can easily pick out the good eats.

Pretty pottery

We’d welcome Branksome China's cheerful and charming crockery at any breakfast table. We love their new collection with its clean mid-century lines and distinctive two-tone finish.

Ecological ethics

These innovative reusable cups by Korean design company Ecojun are made from 100 percent recycled paper and contain no plastic. And they even have a unique design to keep your tea bag in place.

Cool prints

Meng's sophisticated and playful designs of organically inspired kaleidoscope prints on silk throw pillows will give any room an extra jolt of colour.

Fun with typography

These letter chairs by Tabisso really grabbed our attention! Spell out a word or name in any colour for a dynamic display that will tell a story.

Trophy bike

Is your bicycle always in the way? Reclaim your hallway with a stylish "deer head" bike holder by UK company Outline Works. These wildly colourful holders, which also come in "bull head" style, was the winner of Best New Product at Home London 2013.

Easy grind

Yormii Kitchenware is a new British design house creating fun and exciting kitchen supplies. Their salt and pepper mills are fresh looking and also ergonomically designed – to grind, simply place it between the palms of your hands and rub back and forth.

Modern planters

We love to garden and these lightweight fabric planters by Bacsac give us so much flexibility. They are treated against UV, the outside fabric can withstand temperatures from -30°C to +70°C, and the felt inside protects plant roots, limits evaporation and distributes water. Bonus: They are easy to fold up and can be used as storage baskets, too.

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