• Sea change
    Heath Nash's Anemone light for Artecnica was launched at this year's Milan Furniture Fair. >
  • Animation challenges the imagination ceiling
    Roger Smythe, managing director of multiple-award-winning animation studio Masters & Savant, talks about the possibilities of animation. >
  • A bigger personal history
    Graphic designer Jan Erasmus has documented his 25-year career in Intrigue. >
  • Watching glass grow
    Ilse Doyer of Glamosa Glass and glass artist Martli Jansen van Rensburg have joined forces to explore and innovate on glass work. >
  • A body of plants
    Fashion design team duo Strangelove, Carlo Gibson and Ziemek Pater, collaborated with Leora Farber on Dis-Location/Re-Location. >
  • Jupiter cracks the One Show list
    The Jupiter Drawing Room Cape Town has been short listed for a number of One Show Awards this year. >
  • Along the way
    Disturbance Design's contribution to Cascoland, a multi-disciplinary public art project, which focussed on a walking route through Durban. >
  • Remade plastic trees
    South Africa's second Open Lab was held recently at the Design Quarter in Johannesburg. >
  • Beads go ape
    Bead by Bead presents the uplifting story of Monkeybiz, from original lightbulb moment to the beacon of social upliftment it is today. >
  • Design, art or soup kitchen?
    Exploring the legroom between art and design is Cape Town's newest gallery - Curious, Whetstone & Frankley. >
  • SABS Design Excellence Award scheme
    South African product designers are invited to submit entries for the 2008 SABS Design Excellence Awards. >
  • The faces that find me
    Dylan Culhane's Photoklecksography exhibition was inspired by Justinus Kerner and Hermann Rorschach's exploration of mirrored images. >
  • 2 000 designs for 100 year anniversary
    As part of the University of Pretoria's centenary celebrations, more than 2 000 designs by alumni will be exhibited. >
  • Stay the night
    Architect Andrew Makin and entrepreneur Nicky Rofail have collaborated on a new boutique hotel, Motel Mi Pi Chi. >
  • Indie Undies
    With six years of success as local lingerie label Ruby, Robyn Lidsky has joined forces with David Gimpel to launch Men United. >
  • Designer hideaway at art fair
    Billed as the world's first contemporary African art fair, the Jo'burg Art Fair 2008 welcomed 6 500 visitors through its doors. >
  • By Kim Longhurst
    Redheads, tall tales and shoeboxes
    Durban illustrator and designer Kim Longhurst shares her newest work. >
  • Seamstory
    Amanda Laird Cherry talks about how the fabric of society has changed through her past few collections. >
  • A house for Mrs Jonkers
    Portuguese design journalist Frederico Duarte visited the 10x10 Housing Project in Freedom Park during Design Indaba 2008. >
  • Digital dandies
    Every year since 2001, the Construction New Media Awards has celebrated digital design innovators. The 2008 winners are... >
  • Sex wax, suggested by Scott Robertson
    50 buck design
    Design Indaba invited Durban creatives to show-and-tell us the best design to be bought in Durban for under R50. >
  • Craig Native at Design Indaba Expo 2008
    Reflections of an outsider
    Visiting South Africa from London, creative industries entrepreneur Eckhard Thiemann reviews Design Indaba Expo 2008. >
  • Ivan Chermayeff
    Fun for good
    Patrick Burgoyne, editor of Creative Review, rounds up the 2008 Design Indaba Conference. >
  • Bunk beds win Most Beautiful Object in South Africa Award
    Bunk beds win Most Beautiful Object in South Africa Award
    Y. Tsai of Tsai Design Studio was announced as the winner of the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa at Design Indaba Expo 2008. >

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