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This week’s featured Emerging Creative is graphic designer Daniel Ting Chong, who was part of the programme at Design Indaba Expo in 2008. >

Front has designed an elegant drinking service for Ballantine's 12-year-old blend, bringing some magic to the whisky experience. >

Jasper Morrison has designed a chair that is suitable for a variety of environments including a country house, city apartment and hotel lobby. >

PearsonLloyd has rethought and redesigned the streets and public spaces of one of the United Kingdom's most historic cities, Bath. >

PMC Design exhibited Tomas Kral's Plug collection of recyclable furniture at Maison et Objet 2014. >

Hella Jongerius's Sphere Table makes a strong statement in any environment. >

The African Creative Economy Conference, taking place in Cape Town from 3 to 6 October, will look to ways of unlocking the continent's creative potential. >

"Traffic", designed by Konstantin Grcic, is the first Magis furniture collection that uses upholstery. >

The best graphic design congress in the world, AGI Open, celebrated collaboration at its 2013 conference in London. >

Benjamin Hubert unveiled his Pelt chair at this year's London Design Festival after 12 months of prototyping. >

Yuri Suzuki's Garden of Russolo makes use of sound machines that transform and distort the voices of visitors. >

Nendo's new range of ceramic kitchenware is an unorthodox re-edit of the famous patterns issued by Gen-emon, a 260-year-old porcelain kiln in Japan. >

Hella Jongerius's UN Lounge Chair is light and mobile catering for the demand of changeability. >

Jasper Morrison's Fionda chair highlights the possibility of lightweight, versatile and comfortable furniture. >

Pedro Reyes transformed discarded weapons into musical instruments for the digital age. >

Nelly Ben Hayoun's project, Disaster Playground will investigate outer space catastrophes and the design procedures needed to manage these risks. >

Bart Hess's project "Digital Artefacts" explores the future of cyborg couture. >

Ayse Birsel and Hiroko Sakomura organised the Shinnyo Lantern Floating for Peace event in New York recently, spreading a message about peace and harmony. >

Jasper Morrison's "Oigen Palma" kitchenware collection draws on traditional Japanese craftsmanship, with a refined twist. >

Michael Bierut designed the identity for Yale University's first Windham Campbell Prizes, which celebrates excellence in literature. >

Ten projects. Ten years. Ten out of ten for Nendo and their new monograph "Nendo 10/10". >

Marcel Wanders's Cloud Sofa carries the comforting sensation of falling into a fluffy cloud on a bright sunny day. >

Paul Cocksedge's solo exhibition explores the mediums of light and structure, creating though-provoking and unexpected works. >

Nendo's new set of Pebble bowls, available in different colours and sizes, are versatile and hard working, with the smooth silhouette of a river pebble. >

Industrial Facility has designed a collection of storage containers, ideal for neatening up the modern work desk. >