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At Tokyo Design Week PearsonLloyd, the design studio founded by Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson, presented two new ranges. >

Now available as a collection in his newly published book, Clinton Friedman’s photographic archive is a celebration of life. >

Comprising seven of his newest works, Ron Arad’s Bodyguards displays the designer’s continued fascination with materials. >

Ceramicist Frauke Stegmann’s Domestic Desire exhibition at the Bell-Roberts Gallery showed an inventory of reconstituted domestic objects. >

Nicknamed “Ed’s Shed”, the house that UK architect David Adjaye designed for photographer friend Ed Reeve took just five days to build. >

Unique design and marketing company World War Won (WWW) were recently unleashed on the Woolworths corporate parking lot. >

Following the success of their first design event in February, whatiftheworld staged Number Two in their new Woodstock gallery space. >

Two awards have highlighted the communal value of Tsai Design Studio’s Nested Bunk Beds. >

Electric Book Works’s first children’s book, uTshepo Mde: Tall Enough, has raked in the awards. >

Leading creative thinkers will converge at the Design Indaba Conference from Wednesday 27 February to Friday 29 February, 2008. >

Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien, talk about layering, craft and storytelling in their creative collaboration. >

“Designers cannot get closer to people than to make a design that becomes part of the body,” says Dutch food designer Marije Vogelzang. >

When “The Soviet Union Forever” was replaced with “Always Coca-Cola”, Czech designer Maxim Velcovsky turned to design as social critique. >

Ravi Naidoo, founder of Design Indaba, presented at the COPENHAGEN PRELUDE TO INDEX: Aiga Aspen Design Summit from 23 to 25 August 2007. >