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WGSN-homebuildlife says Design Indaba Expo continues to be the tradeshow to visit for the best in South African crafts and design.

Inducing a fairytale atmosphere, Tord Boontje has reinvented the experience of drinking champagne.

Ice cream colours, gyroscope-like technology, ideal for public and private use, and designed to last generations... meet the Scoop chair by KiBiSi.

Patricia Urquiola's new Mafalda armchair uses moulding technology to create a soft shell - and the materials used in the production are recycled and recyclable.

Christoph Niemann's work has appeared on the covers of The New Yorker, Time, Wired, and The New York Times magazine.

A rainbow and an umbrella form the inspiration for Inga Sempé's latest collection of colourful pendant and table lamps.

A bright pink lecture podium, furniture, lights and more, Karim Rashid reveals it all at the 2013 Milan Furniture Fair.

Alex Atala describes his approach to cooking using responsibly sourced Amazonian products at Design Indaba to render the true essence of Brazilian food.

Since his 2006 appearance at Design Indaba, David Adjaye, has documented the architecture of every city in Africa "to figure out what the continent means".

Informal settlements are a common reality in Cape Town and South Africa’s urban landscape.

Green Sky Thinking, a MarkLives column on sustainability, by Colwyn Elder, Strategy Director at Y&R Cape Town