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Massimo Morozzi first saw the Vermelha chair by the Campana Brothers in 1997 in a magazine. Thirteen years later… >

From the icy global hub of Berlin in Germany and the sunny backwaters of Coffee Bay in South Africa, Hella Jongerius and Heath Nash met on Skype. >

Jan Wilker and Hjalti Karlsson of KarlssonWilker met while working for Stefan Sagmeister and now reunite as equals. >

Two fathers of contemporary design, Milton Glaser and Massimo Vignelli draw on decades of experience in their dialogue. >

Over a video call between Durban and Amsterdam, graphic designer Richard Hart meets product designer Jurgen Bey. >

Life experience is more important than design theory for friends Simon “Sanky” Sankarayya and Harry Pearce’s work. >

Dana Arnett of VSA Partners and Paula Scher of Pentagram have been eyeing each other’s work since the 1990s. >

Yves Béhar attended one of Jens Martin Skibsted’s Biomega presentations over ten years ago, the beginning of a cross-continental friendship. >

Long-time friends Ross Lovegrove and Fernando Gutiérrez look past the obvious difference in dimension of each other’s work. >

Working hard to create something new and unseen is what Jakob Trollbäck considers creative success to be, with a dash of playfulness. >

Just make beautiful work. Meet Cape Town illustrator Daniel Ting Chong, for whom this works. >

In the year 2050, when teleportation has become a way of life, Jonathan Fundudis’s designs will be collector’s items… >

In (almost) 20 questions Ji Lee reveals interesting things about himself and some of the definitive moments in his life. >

Elemental in Chile is doing more than half-heartedly answering the question of social housing. Alejandro Aravena talks to Nadine Botha. >

If Apple won us over with the power of design, could design bring Ubuntu to the masses? Guy Bedford gets geeky with Mark Shuttleworth. >

The work of art in which Jonathan Barnbrook lives is called planet Earth, and it injects him with life energy. >

Henning Rasmuss loves 20 question-type things, and says "thanks for making me think between 150 emails, for a change". Here are his thoughts >

Tucker Viemeister likes to laugh with the people at Rockwell Group's Lab because design is a happy experience. >

When he's not designing, Haldane Martin is probably out mountain biking. He also reveals something of his latest project, a bed system. >

Heath Nash doesn't need much of an introduction. He makes really beautiful things with recycled materials, and often wonders "but why?". >

Making your life simpler, more organised and just more wonderful. That is what Wendren Milfrod of Wren wants her designs to do. >

It was the search for his authentic voice that resulted in Justin Fiske becoming a fine artist who makes kinetic sculptures. >

Paul Davis really adores somebody called Cheryl. He also enjoys good wine and spending time with Cheryl. And did you know he loves Cheryl? >