• Hinterveld's Beautiful Story range.
    Wrap yourself in a Rothko
    Hinterveld’s new 2015/16 collection introduces colour-soaked patterns and a variety of yarn blends. >
  • Dominic Wilcox.
    Advice for young designers (part two)
    More wise words for aspiring creatives from some of the most globally acclaimed design professionals. >
  • Thula Sindi launches his latest collection at Design Indaba Expo 2015.
    Milkmaids and cowboys
    South African fashion designer Thula Sindi's new collection melds rural and urban influences. >
  • Afro Delft. Image: Katinka Bester
    Gut feeling
    Afro Delft’s latest collection translates the sensation of “having butterflies” onto enamel. >
  • Africa meets China with these SA designed woven lights.
    Sponsored content: The search for ZA design talent is on!
    Nando’s Hot Young Design 2015 competition is calling young South African designers to propose a light for the interior of a Nando's restaurant. >
  • Velocity by Moray Rhoda.
    A comic spread
    South African comics are becoming progressively more prominent on the global storyboard. >
  • Sindiso Khumalo launches her latest fashion collection at Design Indaba Conference 2015.
    The memory of a print
    Fashion and textile designer Sindiso Khumalo recently launched a fashion collection very different from anything she has done before. >
  • The Hempsuit by South African fashion brand The Joinery. Image: Lyall Coburn.
    Ethically minded fashion
    Organic fashion brand The Joinery uses hemp as a design material to reduce the carbon footprint of the local fashion industry. >
  • M.anifest.
    Sounding off on Design Indaba Music 2015
    Music writer Jon Monsoon reflects on the sonic variety on offer at Design Indaba Music 2015, from happy downbeats to violent shoegaze. >
  • Local artisan women work on the looms at the Kraal Gallery, Sir Lowry's Pass.
    Spinning a yarn
    The Masana Collection is a new range of handwoven rugs, each made by a single artisan from natural hand-spun yarn. >
  • Boomslang.
    The Boomslang voted Most Beautiful Object in South Africa
    Kirstenbosch's suspended walkway designed by Mark Thomas and Henry Fagan is the public's choice in the Most Beautiful Object in SA at Design Indaba Expo 2015. >
  • Fashion brand OATH.
    Lost in the euphoria of creating
    Emerging Creative Rich Mnisi tells us about the inspiration behind his fashion brand, OATH >
  • David Tlale: "Feminine Allure" fashion show at Design Indaba Expo 2015.
    The feminine allure
    Renowned South African fashion designer David Tlale captivated local fashionistas as he took to the Design Indaba Expo fashion ramp. >
  • Shaun Swainland's illustration at the Paper Planes stand at Design Indaba Expo 2015.
    The stuff of legends
    Illustrations of local myths by 44 different artists sold like hot cakes from the "Paper Planes" exhibition at Design Indaba Expo. >
  • Catherine Ash.
    Playing with clay
    In this interview, we chat with Catherine Ash about ceramics in the contemporary age. >
  • The Watt Scooter
    And the winner is ...
    The Design Indaba Innovation Award is an annual prize awarded to one new design showcased at Expo. This year the prize goes to eLabs for its Watt Scooter. >
  • Emily Oberman at Design Indaba Conference 2015.
    Emily Oberman: 10 things I’ve learnt
    Graphic designer Emily Oberman’s Design Indaba Conference presentation highlights 10 things she has learnt from 20 years at SNL. >
  • Casey Neistat
    Quote unquote
    Inspiring lines and thought-provoking ideas heard this week on the Design Indaba Conference stage. >
  • Casey Neistat on why YouTube is the best option for film distribution
    Casey Neistat on why YouTube is the best option for film distribution
    YouTube is the most romantic version of film distribution that's ever been, says Casey Neistat. >
  • Ng'endo Mukii
    Day three in pictures and ideas
    From renegades to stalwarts, art to advertising, tactile to digital and narrative to chaos: here is a snapshot of Design Indaba Conference 2015's closing day. >
  • Massive Attack's Daddy G DJ set in Cape Town
    Surprise attack
    There were rumours, there were tweets, there were reported sightings around town days before and finally, putting paid to it all – there was the Daddy G DJ set! >
  • "Into Tomorrow"
    Paul du Toit public artwork unveiling tomorrow
    A large Paul du Toit bronze sculpture and bench will be unveiled at 11am on 28 February, on the corner of Bree and Shortmarket Streets in Cape Town. >
  • Rosita Missoni
    Getting away from the normal
    Day Two at Design Indaba brought us ideas about the importance of playfulness and how design and creativity can benefit deeply from the input of others. >
  • Omar Victor Diop
    Day two in pictures and quotes
    Brand gurus, Senegalese collaborators, the godfather of food trucks and the matriarch of Italian design was the order of this day at Design Indaba. >

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