• Locker up
    Raw Studios specialises in original products made from sustainably sourced, engineered materials. >
  • Cattle adornments
    Astrid Sulger transforms Nguni cow horn into a collection of sophisticated necklaces, rings, and bracelets. >
  • Desk for design
    CO Designs will unveil their new Concept Designer’s desk at Design Indaba Expo 2011. >
  • Wearable lyrics
    Less than a year old, Kooky is a jewellery design business based in Cape Town, established to produce and market fun, quirky accessories. >
  • Blown glass ceiling
    Smelt is a glass blowing studio that promotes the exploration and innovative use of glass in South Africa. >
  • Ceramic canvasses
    Tamarillo's recent range comprises simplistic ceramic objects that can go from the wall to the table. >
  • Mountain high
    The Mountain House seamlessly fits into its natural environment, with minimal impact on the site. >
  • Sweet as biscuits
    Sootcookie's range of beautifully unusual ceramic pieces are sure to make you smile. >
  • Just a spoonful
    Silver Spoon creates functional clothing pieces with character, and more than just a touch of fun. >
  • All that glitters is gold
    A unique collection of gold jewellery, by South African designers, can be seen at the Gold of Africa Museum and Design Indaba Expo. >
  • Graphic monkeys
    Monkeybiz recently collaborated with Made.com to bring original South African craft and design to the masses. >
  • For the love of luxury
    Malus spirits is luxury in a bottle, for the discerning drinker who prioritises quality. >
  • Leechar Homes by Lizzie Ngewnya - Button Suits. Photo: Eric Miller.
    Made by hand
    See the very best handmade items in the Western Cape at Design Indaba Expo with the Cape Craft and Design Institute. >
  • Pattern Diary by Renée Rossouw
    Graphic patterns
    Renée Rossouw’s Pattern Diary designs for Bosa Ceramics play with different patterns, identities and compositions. >
  • Township appeal
    You can’t help but feel happy when you look at Township Pattern’s bright and colourful range of fashions. >
  • Trinket Brooch.
    Pin up
    Gone are the days when brooches were for grannies. Try pinning a funky Trinket brooch to your scarf, hat, bag or jacket. >
  • Babymo Creed mohair designs.
    Wool essentials
    Babymo Creed fashions are soft, sensual and have a low impact on the environment. Oh, and they're made using kid mohair. >
  • Minksters.
    Meet the Minksters
    The Minksters are more than just adorable little characters, they're also super useful USB flashdrives. >
  • Mohair designs by Laduma Ngxokolo. Photo: Vusumzi Peter.
    Modern mohair
    Port Elizabeth student Laduma Ngxokolo's mohair fashion collection won top prize in London. >
  • Tripod lamp by Recreate.
    Power of reinvention
    One man's junk is another’s treasure. Add creative flair and you’ve got some masterfully reinvented interior objects. >

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