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"Locale" for Herman Miller generously accommodates multiple collaborators, work styles and tools. >

Fuseproject's collaboration with Herman Miller will allow a furniture collection that can be mixed and matched to create a unique office environment. >

Nendo's "Akimoku" furniture collection highlights the beauty in ageing wood, giving it modern appeal and more than a touch of class. >

Abbott Miller captures the agressive, confrontational and elemental nature of the punk subculture with his "Punk: Chaos to Couture" exhibition catalogue. >

Playful and somewhat scary, the Campana brothers offer a different take on sustainability with their alligator-inspired furniture. >

Nendo's latest office space design creates an environment where employees can experience a new style of working. >

Christoph Niemann celebrates Photoshop's 25th birthday with a digital app that allows users the freedom to paint and draw without the real-life mess! >

Frost* Design created an interactive installation to celebrate Sydney's Vivid Light festival. >

Christoph Niemann's Google Doodle for the winter solstice illustrates some of our favourite seasonal activities in his distinctly quirky way. >

PearsonLloyd's ongoing relationship with Bene has resulted in the adaptable office chair, Riya. >

Nendo's Pressed Lamps represent a new and unusual technique in hand-blown glass. >

Troika challenged the tension between perception and reality at this year's Art Basel. >

Matali Crasset's latest exhibition explores human experiences and rituals through objects, colours and film. >

Marcel Wanders' Zliq sofa is a great way to have your own "island", right there in the comfort of your home. >

Tom Dixon's Tool The Mathematician is a set of maths tools, reminiscent of the elegance of a bygone era. >

Jason Bruges Studio's "Back to Front" installation creates an enjoyable and dynamic experience for park-goers. >

Inspired by people and believing that objects should be multifunctional, Ebrahim Assur creates furniture that experiments with both form and materials. >

Simple and elegant, Nendo's packaging solution for a new Japanese wine (sake) reflects the craftsmanship that went into producing the drink. >

Ron Arad's "In Reverse" exhibition at the Design Museum Holon in Israel considers the move from physical to digital... in reverse. >

Francis Kéré's construction of an opera house in the heart of one of the poorest countries in the world seeks to uplift the community through arts and culture. >

Shigeru Ban's proposal for the new Swatch and Omega Headquarters represents an assertion in brand identity. >

Taking it cue from furniture design, Studio Tjep.'s Isolée house has minimal impact on the environment. >

Fabricnation's "Rethinking Fabricnation" is an interwoven textile wall piece that uses fabric scraps to create a unique, pixelated effect. >

Here's a look at African Gameskin new "FSP Free Spirit Collection" of leather bags. >

Combining delicate floral forms with vivid abstract patterns, Potterseed ceramics have a sophisticated African feel about them. We visited the Cape Town studio. >