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The Temporium pop-up shop in London is any shopaholic's Christmas dream. >

Roger Ballen's collection of work, Boarding House, explores aspects of the human condition. >

Generous, curvaceous and desirable... We're talking about Amada. >

On World Aids Day we take a look at some of the most thought-provoking posters aimed at educating people about the disease. >

Looks can be deceiving with the HMK 561 bike... What appears to be a bicycle is in fact a light motorcycle. >

Troika's latest installation mimics the fluid movements of a school of fish. >

Chef Reuben Riffel has collaborated with Ngwenya Glass to create a gorgeous range of glassware. >

If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well. This advice from his mother has certainly stood Adam Court in good stead. >

The Diviso stool works for small bums and big ones. It's great for one person but works equally well with three... >

Owners of original works by Vladimir Tretchikoff need to read this. >

Small, cute and compact. The Lunartic Cycle is perfect for zipping around town, or campus. >

Fanakalo’s wine label designs for Helderberg Wijnmakerij are bold and edgy, sure to catch the eye. >

State of the Nation is a Jo'burg-based cooperative that's empowering women by teaching them creative skills that earn them money. >

A Christmas shop window installation incorporates notions of biomimicry into an awe-inspiring design. >

Ever noticed how visually unappealing the Facebook homepage really is? No? Most people haven't, but Bruce Mau has some ideas. >

Marcel Wanders and MAC Cosmetics have creatively collaborated on a limited edition of sophisticated makeup products. >

The Minksters are more than just adorable little characters, they're also super useful USB flashdrives. >

Less is more with John Villareal's Futurist Bike but it still manages to be oh-so sleek. >

Dunne & Raby imagine and speculate about a deconstructed future where teleportation to parallel worlds is possible. >

70 Juta Street is Jo'burg's new creative and cultural hotspot, with shops, galleries, restaurants and a cool urban vibe. >

E-readers are all the rage but a new book, Tree of Codes, demonstrates some of the creative possibilities of the printed book. >

A bicycle without a front fork you say? Yes, it looks a bit odd but we appreciate the innovation and creativity driving it. >

Jaime Hayón’s new range of porcelain tableware emphasises the value of gathering around a dinner table with friends and family. >

Bittereinder, a new(ish) group on the Afrikaans music scene are definitely worth taking note of. >

Dark, moody, elegant... the Black Rain Mirror by OKHA brings the European winter into your home. >