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Nordic Designers Aid plans to open a fashion boutique in Cape Town that will fund craft and design workshops for low-income communities. >

Fashion Revolution Day encourages consumers to be more aware of the fashion supply chains they buy into. >

The Dutch studio puts the fun into functional with an award-winning range of smile-inducing nuts and bolts. >

The newly opened Taschen bookstore in Milan has a luxe interior that combines traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge design. >

Local designer Nawaaz Saldulker is included in "Islamopolitan", a travelling exhibition that is part of Milan 2015. >

The two-day seminar programme returns to Johannesburg and Cape Town in May, with a new line up of speakers. >

Cape Town watercolour artist and designer Euodia Roets talks about her pamper boutique brand Touchee Feelee. >

Design Academy Eindhoven’s “Eat Shit” exhibition at Ventura Lambrate looks at the myriad ways our lives revolve around human waste. >

The Amsterdam-based designer’s new extendable glass table for FIAM and contemporary corseted chair for Poltrona Frau. >

There are hundreds of winners in 89 different design disciplines in the A' Design Awards & Competition. Here are four that could have the greatest impact. >

“Summer’s End” is the first exhibition at the Drawing Room, a new gallery in Observatory, Cape Town. >

The appalling incidents of xenophobia (yes, call it what it is… it's a crisis, not a challenge, as some politicians suggest) has moved us all at Design Indaba. >

A Dutch design collective has come up with a fun way to make festival-goers more conscious of their rubbish. >

Harvey Wang’s new book, “From Darkroom to Daylight”, looks at the disappearance of film from photographers’ points of view. >

Hella Jongerius and Louise Schouwenberg make a public call for a return to quality and integrity in design. >

As part of UNESCO's International Year of Light, Ghana is looking at how light design and technology can lead to sustainable development. >

Graphic designer Emily Oberman has teamed up with writer Alison Castle to produce "Saturday Night Live: The Book". >

Pentagram partner Harry Pearce uses his own blood for a poster design that questions the self-destructiveness of the human species. >

For musician Adam Howard, the opportunity to collaborate with South Africa's most well-known artist signalled a shift towards "sound-agnostic" composition. >

Design studio K&i has created an identity system for the City of Tshwane’s bid to become a leading green capital in Africa. >

Pentagram partner Emily Oberman has designed the opening titles for Tina Fey and Robert Carlock’s new comedy show. >

Nando’s Hot Young Design 2015 competition is calling young South African designers to propose a light for the interior of a Nando's restaurant. >