Design notebook: the best cork accessories Le Crib is a new website that brings together the work of 150 designers from around the world. Its founder, Katherine Choynowski, has secured an eclectic mixture of products by little-known but up-and-coming designers and makers. Shown here is the Femme chair by the Dutch outfit Studio Rik ten Velden. Its seat is made from a single rope, knotted using traditional maritime techniques. It costs £1,560. These birchwood trays, printed with details of Flowers in a Vase (1789) by the Dutch artist Paulus Theodorus van Brussel, are produced by the Swedish firm Arys Trays in a tie-up with the National Gallery. Rectangular tray (27x20cm), £16.95; round tray (38cm diameter), £25.50, Hus & Hem. Box fresh The Edinburgh-based ceramics and glass artist Andrea Walsh has combined the two materials to great effect with this range of tiny faceted boxes. Prices start at £225 (4 x 4 x 2.5cm) from the New Craftsmen. Inner glow The bulb-within-a-bulb effect of the Bayliss pendant light is a particularly pleasing feature in a piece that is mouth-blown in France and finished with antiqued metal detailing. The one shown here is a substantial 38cm in diameter and costs £442 from Rowen & Wren. A similar lightbulb is the ES Large Globe (£4.49) from Homebase. Five of the best: cork accessories Pianissimo pendant lamp, £790, Lars Beller Fjetland for Discipline; table island, £39.95, Royal VKB at 95%; cork stoppers, £17.50 for three, Aurélien Barbry for Normann Copenhagen at Twentytwentyone;; Corky carafe, £35, Andreas Engesvik for Nuuto at Made in Design; Corker bowl, £30, Habitat.