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Paul Davis

Illustrator

UK artist Paul Davis enjoys commenting on politics, society’s nuances, sex and human behaviour through his work. >
Jasper Morrison

Product Designer

Jasper Morrison is a British product and furniture designer born in London. >
Cameron Sinclair

Architect

Cameron Sinclair is the co-founder and 'chief eternal optimist' (CEO) for Architecture for Humanity. >
Brian Eno

Artist • Music Producer

Brian Eno is an iconic figure within international contemporary culture. >
Paul Smith

Fashion Designer

Paul Smith is a British fashion designer, best known for his menswear. >
Jason Bruges

Architect • Interaction Designer

Trained as an architect at Oxford Brookes, Bruges brings environmental awareness and technical skill to his creative projects. >
Ilse Crawford

Brand Specialist • Creative Director

Ilse Crawford's Studioilse creates the big idea behind a brand through its emotional values, and then makes them visible and tangible through design. >
Doshi Levien

Industrial Designer • Product Designer

Doshi Levien is a London-based design partnership led by Jonathan Levien and Nipa Doshi. >
Airside Design Studio

Graphic Designer • Illustrator • Musician • Creative Agency • Animator

Airside is a cross-platform design agency that works in moving image, illustration, graphic design, digital and real world interaction. >
Craft debate: Paul Priestman

Industrial designer and Design Indaba 2006 speaker, Paul Priestman weighs in on Design Indaba's craft debate. >
The Interior World of Tom Dixon

The Interior World of Tom Dixon is an explosion of inspiring colours, textures and patterns, from Italian flooring to dried Korean fish. >
Horse saddle redesigned after 200 years

Leading design company Seymourpowell's Quantum AMS Saddle brings innovation to a product that has been unchanged for a couple of centuries. >
Not just an album design pioneer

Reasons to be Cheerful by Paul Gorman makes a case for the canonisation of Barney Bubbles in the history of 20th century design. >
10x10 finalist for Brit Insurance design

What do 5.5’s Clean, IDEO’s Aqueduct Concept Bicycle, Kenya Hara’s Designing Design book and the 10x10 Project all have in common? >
Dunne & Raby

Technology Designer

Dunne & Raby is a London-based design studio established in 1994. >
BarberOsgerby

Product Designer

Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby founded their eponymous design studio BarberOsgerby in 1996. >
Hot or cold?

Visiting the London Design Festival, Nadine Botha finds herself torn between sustainable and pop. >
Bhangra

Bhangra is a musical genre that grew out of the diasporic Indian community in Britain and was popularised through dancehalls. >
Bird on a wire

Addressing the ongoing question of preciousness in contemporary jewellery, Kelly Mccallum is looking to natural history for inspiration. >
Fear of flying

Thrill engineer Brendan Walker talks about the psychological, biological and narrative elements that feed kicks. >
Sinking into beauty

Design Indaba alumnus Ilse Crawford, tasked with designing the Aesop shop pairs modern interventions with endearing revival. >
Princesses have backsides too

Inspired by the princess and pea story, Doshi Levien's Principessa daybed consists of many thin mattress layers. >
Nothing is lost

Jason Bruges's new Memory Project is an interactive installation piece. >
Ziggy prop

Ryan Frank's ZiG is a modular display/storage system made from solid bamboo. >

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