• Football for all
    With a hint of Olympic spirit, KiBiSi has designed a soccer ball for the everyday soccer player. >
  • Urban Capital
    The new Capital headphones by KiBiSi are a sleek and durable must-have for on-the-go urbanites. >
  • Way OK
    The OKO bicycle is the sleek, urban friendly result of Biomega and KiBiSi's latest collaboration. >
  • René Redzepi's "Saturday Night Projects"
    René Redzepi: Saturday Night Projects
    René Redzepi talks about his Saturday Night Projects held every week at Noma restaurant in Copenhagen. >
  • Silverback
    The Silverback light for KiBiSi creates a dynamic and attractive interface between architectural space and light. >
  • Bjarke Ingels
    Architect
    Bjarke Ingels is a member of a new generation of architects that combine shrewd analysis, playful experimentation, social responsibility and humour. >
  • BIG Love
    Architect Bjarke Ingels thinks big. Whether it's designing a mixed-use urban development, or creating a love(ly) public art installation for Valentine's Day. >
  • René Redzepi
    René Redzepi
    Food Designer • Chef
    René Redzepi is the founder and head of Noma restaurant in Copenhagen, and one of the most influential people on the international food scene today. >
  • Lamp like
    The MyLamp by Danish designers Madebywho involves the user in the process of constructing the lamp. >
  • Little letterpress
    Ishac Bertran's little letterpress is an ode to his love for typography and analogue processes. >
  • Pork neck with bulrushes, violets and malt. From Noma: Time and Place in Nordic Cuisine. Photo by Ditte Isager. Courtesy of Phaidon Press, www.phaidon.com
    René Redzepi + Marije Vogelzang
    Marije Vogelzang chats to René Redzepi of Noma Restaurant about MAD Foodcamp, creativity, intuition, fingers, social media and being part of the future. >
  • 20Q: Jens Martin Skibsted
    Bicycles, electric cars and airships for fat cats are some of the things Jens Martin Skibsted would still like to do. Or live in a kitsch sci-fi poster. >
  • Raincatch by Hyeona Yang.
    Rain catcher
    Every drop counts with the Raincatch raincoat, a garment that lets you catch, filter and purify your own water. >
  • Index: award winners share all
    The winners of the prestigious INDEX: 2011 Award talk about their designs that all work to improve life. >
  • Keeping track
    KiBiSi's "Tracks" headphones makes for an easy fit and can be customised to your liking. >
  • Street lights
    sTREEt is a modular system that serves the multiple purpose of being street lights, shade, shelter and public benches, all in one. >
  • Play category winner: Hövding’s invisible airbag for cyclists’ heads.
    Index award winners announced
    The winners of the prestigious INDEX: Award 2011 were announced in Copenhagen last night. Take a look. >
  • 8 House (2010) by Bjarke Ingels Group
    Shapes of eight
    The 8 House allows people to bike all the way from the street to the 10th level penthouses. >
  • Folkestolen' by Børge Mogensen, 1947. Photo: Design Museum Denmark.
    Danish treats
    Jasper Morrison curates an exhibtion of iconic Danish designs. >
  • Learn with Lego
    Playtime is a travelling workshop that uses Lego to teach students about architectural themes and principles. >
  • SMS answers from Jens Martin Skibsted
    In a Springbok rugby jersey Jens Martin Skibsted campaigned for more bicycles in cities at Design Indaba. Here he answers SMS questions. >
  • Factory visit
    BIG Architects introduce industrial factory to leisure activities in the name of sustainable awareness in Denmark. >
  • Hang here, toss there
    Hang Around and Toss Around brings fine Scandinavian craftsmanship to kitchen utensils. >
  • Fold(t)able
    The Unfold table features four tables of different sizes, all in one. >

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