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A new prosthetic prototype by Swedish designer, Richard Stark, could help amputees take to the water. >

The Stringbike, using strings instead of cables, makes for a surprisingly smooth ride. >

The new design for the famous red London buses was recently unveiled. And Thomas Heatherwick is the creative behind it. >

Dave Southwood's latest collection of photographs captures the intricacies of the legendary Milnerton Market. >

ECAL students take inspiration from the Bouroullec Brothers, resulting in a collection of bathroom products suited to individual needs. >

We just love it when things are local (because it's lekker), eco-friendly and street chic, like Give it Bag. >

William Kentridge was recently awarded the coveted Kyoto Prize for his contribution to art and philosophy. >

A project by Olson Kundig Architects plays with possibilities of using a client's products in the design of their offices. >

In recent years knitting, yes that thing your grandmother does, has become cool again. And it seems crocheting is not far behind. >

Comfort is king when it comes to sleeping arrangements. This duvet cum futon cum chair has comfort as a number one objective. >

Compots are a brilliant local innovation to reduce agricultural waste, create jobs and lessen the damage caused by replanting. >

Yuri Suzuki's Barcode Book uses a barcode reader connected to a speaker, together with illustrations, to tell stories. >

Engine 26 is an interactive digital painting project that allows for the manipulation of live video and other cool features. >

A bicycle made of wood? An interesting concept, and it's not bad looking. >

A flip-flop Fat Monkey, made entirely with flip-flops. Yes, those you wear on your feet! >

Stiaan Louw's latest collection interrogates the artistic but atypical understanding of African design. >

Airing your dirty laundry in public is not recommended but displaying it on your wall adds a funky interior touch. >

In product design it’s often true that the real character of an object is expressed through its imperfections. >

Various technologies and social platforms has allowed for, literally, anybody to be a designer. Here's a book that considers this. >

Bird in Hand is a lamp that pays tribute to the age-old pasime of casting hand shadows on walls. >

Type Case is an installation that creates interesting displays with digital pixels of different shapes and sizes. >

A new exhibition featuring, among others, Maarten Baas questions the relationship between people and objects. >

One Night Only is a single night exhibition featuring the work of local artists Lucinda Mudge. >

The “Decorated Shade” curtain not only has a city chic about it but it also uses materials otherwise destined for landfills. >

Never underestimate the potential and ability of the ballpoint pen. iJusi have dedicated an entire magazine to singing its praises. >