INSPIRE / SHOWCASE

Natural, original and beautiful. Tjerrie's range of gorgeous and glam accessories will have you coming back for more.
Design Indaba Expo exhibitor, the Potter's Workshop recently collaborated with Swedish firm studio Glimpt.
Firepetals highlights the delights of handmade jewellery at Design Indaba Expo 2011.
Chic Revolution combines vintage farm-style décor with all that’s modern and rather funky.
Hennie Meyer and Clementina van der Walt’s wall of flower vases are certainly not wall flowers like we know it.
Diane Harper's ceramic creations celebrate a unique African heritage.
African Gameskin's FSP Collection is an adventurous range of handbags, where wildlife meets contemporary chic.
Gerry + Eric present a range of classic jewellery that comes with a fun twist.
Have you seen these faces around Cape Town, or have you seen the FACT bags that tell a little story about life in the townships?
Mingo Lamberti introduces an interesting new range of scatter cushions.
Rohan Cherry's jewellery designs draw on the best of natural materials.
René Twigge’s digital artworks merge abstract and pop art in a very vibrant way.
ON TOP OF THE WORLD is a campaign to put Cape Town on top of the world map, literally.
Long-time Design Indaba exhibitor, Tiffany Marx's jewellery designs effortlessly combine the playful and the practical.
Nic Fredman uses a great variety of reworked recycled materials to make interesting creations.
The Paper Silver Print jewellery range by Frieda Lühl combines silver plates and precious stones.
The Hope Factory makes unique corporate gifts while also creating a sustainable form of employment.
Continent Africa’s T-shirts are for those that appreciate and enjoy simplicity.
Made from re-used polypropylene sacks, Give It Bag makes ethical shopping desirable.
Shelley & Harry's unique jewellery pieces take their cue from the original shape and beauty of precious gems.
Pedersen + Lennard are focused on quality products, innovative design and a simple aesthetic.
Less than a year old, Kooky is a jewellery design business based in Cape Town, established to produce and market fun, quirky accessories.
The Wallflower Vertical Garden is a modular planter system by Haldane Martin, created to enable city dwellers to grow their own plants.
Besides a wide selection of design and art books, David Krut Projects will be featuring the work of Helder Torrao at DI2011 Expo.
Justin Southey is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work covers many different mediums and stylistic variations.
For over 12 years Ideso has helped clients create over 300 products that people use and and interact with everyday.
Raw Studios specialises in original products made from sustainably sourced, engineered materials.
Astrid Sulger transforms Nguni cow horn into a collection of sophisticated necklaces, rings, and bracelets.
The Minksters are more than just adorable little characters, they're also super useful USB flashdrives.
CO Designs will unveil their new Concept Designer’s desk at Design Indaba Expo 2011.
You can’t help but feel happy when you look at Township Pattern’s bright and colourful range of fashions.
Smelt is a glass blowing studio that promotes the exploration and innovative use of glass in South Africa.
Tamarillo's recent range comprises simplistic ceramic objects that can go from the wall to the table.
Silver Spoon creates functional clothing pieces with character, and more than just a touch of fun.
Port Elizabeth student Laduma Ngxokolo's mohair fashion collection won top prize in London.
Monkeybiz recently collaborated with Made.com to bring original South African craft and design to the masses.
A unique collection of gold jewellery, by South African designers, can be seen at the Gold of Africa Museum and Design Indaba Expo.
Sootcookie's range of beautifully unusual ceramic pieces are sure to make you smile.
The Mountain House seamlessly fits into its natural environment, with minimal impact on the site.
One’s junk is another’s treasure. Add creative flair to the mix and you’ve got some stunning interior pieces.
Renée Rossouw’s Pattern Diary designs for Bosa Ceramics play with different patterns, identities and compositions.
Gone are the days when brooches were for grannies. Try pinning a funky Trinket brooch to your scarf, hat, bag or jacket.
Babymo Creed fashions are soft, sensual and have a low impact on the environment. Oh, and they're made using kid mohair.
Malus spirits is luxury in a bottle, for the discerning drinker who prioritises quality.
See the very best handmade items in the Western Cape at Design Indaba Expo with the Cape Craft and Design Institute.

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Natural, original and beautiful. Tjerrie's range of gorgeous and glam accessories will have you coming back for more.

Design Indaba Expo exhibitor, the Potter's Workshop recently collaborated with Swedish firm studio Glimpt.

Firepetals highlights the delights of handmade jewellery at Design Indaba Expo 2011.

Chic Revolution combines vintage farm-style décor with all that’s modern and rather funky.

Hennie Meyer and Clementina van der Walt’s wall of flower vases are certainly not wall flowers like we know it.

Diane Harper's ceramic creations celebrate a unique African heritage.

African Gameskin's FSP Collection is an adventurous range of handbags, where wildlife meets contemporary chic.

Gerry + Eric present a range of classic jewellery that comes with a fun twist.

Have you seen these faces around Cape Town, or have you seen the FACT bags that tell a little story about life in the townships?

Mingo Lamberti introduces an interesting new range of scatter cushions.

Rohan Cherry's jewellery designs draw on the best of natural materials.

René Twigge’s digital artworks merge abstract and pop art in a very vibrant way.

ON TOP OF THE WORLD is a campaign to put Cape Town on top of the world map, literally.

Long-time Design Indaba exhibitor, Tiffany Marx's jewellery designs effortlessly combine the playful and the practical.

Nic Fredman uses a great variety of reworked recycled materials to make interesting creations.