Design reporter Gunseli Yalcinkaya picks out some of the most eye-catching furniture, lighting and homeware presented at this year's London Design Fair, including a lamp that resembles a long-necked bird and a double-mouthed vase.
This year's London Design Fair saw 550 independent designers, brands and collectives showcase their products at the Old Truman Brewery in east London, as part of London Design Festival.
Here's our pick of the five best products on show, all featuring playful designs:

Kink by Earnest Studio
This U-shaped vase is the result of an exploration into the relationship between digital and analogue production techniques.
Designed by Rachel Griffin, founder of Rotterdam-based Earnest Studio, the vase was first mocked-up on digital software Rhino before being created using a slip-casting method. It is available in three colours: periwinkle blue, rust red and white.

Dumbo by Studio Pesi
The Dumbo stool is made from two identical pieces of metal bolted together to create a seat that resembles the ears of an elephant.
Seoul-based Studio Pesi, led by Byounghwi Jeon and Seungjoon Song, showed the product as part of a national showcase.
"It can be easily manufactured at a low unit price using a simple process with only cutting and bending," said the duo.

Bastone by Poiat Products
Helsinki-based Poiat Products, led by designers Antti Rouhunkoski and Timo Mikkonen, designed the Bastone cabinet in collaboration with Finnish designer Antrei H...