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It might be all in the mind, but sitting on a pretty saddle will definitely make cycling for exercise (or pleasure) more fun. >

Trib-e is a new online community established to advance creativity and innovation across various disciplines. >

Designers are the catalysts that make a sustainable future possible, it's probably because they take "No kak!". >

Ineke Hans has two new designs for the home that make effective use of space. >

Change the world: Design a good green solution. >

Colour is an important part of the design process but an aspect that is often neglected until the very end by designers. >

Ross Chowles's exhibition of a multiple personality disorder is a showcase of paintings that give expression to his creativity. >

Stefan Sagmeister's latest project is a comprehensive creative guide to contemporary Vienna. >

Now groping can be as easy as tying your shoelaces, or riding a bike... >

A very brick looking couch could add an interesting and rather masculine touch to your living room or study. >

"Monster" seems an unlikely name for a collection of pencil cases but sometimes fabulous simply triumphs function. >

Bob's not your uncle, but a new masculine garden chair designed by Hella Jongerius. >

The SAYL Chair is stylish, ergonomic and eco-friendly. But isn’t that exactly what we expect from Yves Béhar and Herman Miller? >

Karim Rashid's latest series of abstract digital works combines his interests in art and scientific thinking. >

A showcase of gorgeous interior design by day, a customised hotel room by night. The One Room Hotel is a unique design experience. >

Freak Show is an exhibition of selected designers that challenge the system and consider strategies for design (dis)engagement. >

The Off-Axis Watch removes the need to bend one's elbow when looking at the time. >

The new Diamant series of coffins and urns: For a more dignified farewell... >

Anne Kyyrö Quinn’s unique designs may qualify as the world’s most beautiful sound-proof wall panels. >

With coin rubbings as the medium for large drawings, Maria van Rooyen explores issues of homesickness in her exhibition. >

Camper and Jasper. It evens sounds comfortable. Now see the shoe that resulted from the collaboration. >

The Making a Difference Through Design competition teaches high school learners about the value of design in our everyday lives. >

An origami-inspired corrugated cardboard shelter is a great temporary solution for the urban homeless and victims of disaster. >

Domestic Ponds explores the benefits of ecosystems and looks at creative ways of bringing them into the home. >

A design campaign in Mexico called for the voluntary donation of weapons, and turned them into useful shovels with which to plant trees. >