Design News

See how these projects use literacy as a tool for positive change. >

Urban development specialist Farouk Braimah's design projects hope to make life easier for the poor. >

Since his presentation at Antenna in 2017, the German designer has been making big waves. >

“Studying design allowed me to design books. After more than twenty years designing for cultural institutions, I decided to open my own label.” >

In what may be their most ambitious project yet, Motherland have embarked on the task of reinventing a city. >

The Humble Raincoat is made of recycled plastic bottles. >

“We wanted to make a piece that encapsulates fashion and music in a skilful way. A tender way. A femme way.” >

Food designer Leah Bessa was part of this year's Design Indaba Emerging Creatives programme. >

Are slums shaping the face of Africa? Nigerian-born artist Lekan Jeyifo conceptualises the future of slums in Lagos. >

Ahead of David Droga’s talk at Design Indaba 2019, we take a look at some of the more impactful work from his agency. >

This artist takes a buoyant and frantic view of cultural subjects on the internet. With potentially seizure-inducing animations. (You have been warned.) >