Dedicated to the most promising designers under 35, the Salone Satellite show in Milan uncovers budding talent in the design industry. Design reporter Natashah Hitti has selected 10 of this year's future stars.

Yuue
Berlin studio Yuue presented a collection of playful porcelain tableware inspired by Chinese puzzles at this year's Salone Satellite. Comprised of a carafe, a tea cup and a teapot, each object in the collection aims to challenge the user in different ways.
The Fairness tea cup, for instance, plays a joke on greedy drinkers by leaking all its contents out if the user pours too much liquid into it, while the cactus-shaped Upside-Down carafe has a hidden opening in its underside that liquid is poured in to.

Ana María Gómez Colombian designer Ana María Gómez has created a collection of modular textiles comprised of individual knitted bands that can be woven and knotted together to achieve different looks.
The textile series, called Ciempíes, was presented as part of a collection that aims to combine traditional craft and contemporary design. Each of the pieces are made from Peruvian alpaca wool, produced between Belgium and Colombia.

Sammlung Walter
Each of Sammlung Walter's collections come in three versions: DIY, which offers a free instruction guide to make the piece yourself, Industrial, which is serially manufactured by the studio and partner workshops, and Craft, which is a one-of-a-kind design.
The Craft edition of this WTR?001 chair features...