• Paper creations
    Maverick filmmaker David Lynch's collection of drawings, Works on Paper, reveal something about his creative processes. >
  • Taxi!
    A taxi concept for the city of Prague by HJC Design incorporates elements of the city's age-old heritage and culture. >
  • Visual variety for Jamie Oliver
    Pearlfisher designed the packaging for Jamie Oliver's ever-expanding range of food and lifestyle products. >
  • Etchings
    Tom Dixon's Etch candleholder casts a variety of gorgeously intricate shadows. >
  • Kitchen excellence
    Patricia Urquiola designed the interiors for luxury kitchen brand Scholtès's new flagship space in London. >
  • Partnership with Typo London
    Design Indaba is pleased to announce a media partnership with TYPO London, a conference focussing on typography and graphic design. >
  • Floating orchestra
    The gravity-defying Floating Orchestra is a different kind of musical experience with the user in the role of a supernatural conductor. >
  • Moving craft
    BarberOsgerby's "Ascent" collection of work at the Frieze Art Fair in London is inspired by the duo's interest in moving craft. >
  • Sensory dining
    Secret Sensory Suppers take the dining experience to a new ritualistic level, exploring the relationship between food, sight, scent and sound. >
  • 10 Years of Hat-trick
    In Brief is a small book, with lots of pages, celebrating Hat-trick's work of the past 10 years. >
  • Micro-Nutrient Couture by Emily Crane.
    Cultivated couture
    How about growing high-end fashion in your kitchen? Emily Crane's Micro-Nutrient Couture is exotic and edible. >
  • Imperial branding
    Hat-trick worked on the rebranding of the Imperial War Museum in the UK, aiming to make the visitor experience more engaging. >
  • Coasting to kill
    “Quietly in my sleep” is a common answer to “how would you like to die?” But how about dying on a roller coaster? Euthanasia style. >
  • Ways of living
    The Way We Live Now is an exhibition exploring the work of Sir Terence Conran, in celebration of his 80th birthday. >
  • To the rescue
    Being creative, resourceful and making technology work for you is what Technology Will Save Us aims for with their DIY kits. >
  • Melting illusions at London2011
    Philipp Aduatz’s Melting Chair looks like it's melting away, capturing that fleeting moment of transition into a useable object. >
  • Wanders-ful surprise
    The “Marcel Wanders for M&S” collection is a new range of luxurious accessories for the British retailer Marks & Spencer. >
  • Dyed In The Wool by Not Tom.
    Wool dyed
    Not Tom's Dyed In The Wool installation in London is a colourful demonstration of the wool dyeing process. >
  • Partners at London2011
    Ilse Crawford's Sidekicks and Companions are the ideal home partners and great in a support role for daily life. >
  • Post digital at London2011
    From digital to post-digital, Alpha-ville at the London Design Festival explores the social and cultural effects of the humanising of technology. >
  • Local Collection by Maxim Velčovský.
    Local collection at London2011
    Maxim Velčovský's "Local Collection" of vessels at the London Design Festival is inspired by the local identities of his native Czech Republic. >
  • Abstract retrospective
    “Colour, stripes, planes and curves” celebrates the 50-year career of abstract artist Bridget Riley. >
  • Silver linings at London2011
    Silver-where? at the London Design Festival looks to finding the silver amid a "mass of stuff". >
  • City ceramics at London2011
    From delicate porcelain pieces to functional objects in earthy stoneware, Ceramics in the City presents the work of the UK's foremost potters. >

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