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Wishing football fever could last forever? Take a piece of it home in the form of Alex Garnett's football-inspired home collection. >

We all know about the iPod but now there’s also the Dry Pod, a design solution that may greatly benefit homeless people. >

Forget speed dating and internet dating and try a good old fashioned blind date… With a innovate food design twist. >

Jaime Hayon's new lounger is classic and comfortable, with a funky edge. >

Matali Crasset's "Topologies Affectives" installation is a light graphic intervention that redefines space. >

The Budweiser Man of the Match trophy was designed to reflect and celebrate African life, love and unity. >

Do you think sex toys are sleazy, mass-produced objects best left hidden in a drawer? Take a look at the vibrator that's won a design award. >

An exhibition of eight designers and artists explores concepts of autonomy and other critical attitudes in design. >

Nostalgic, eco-conscious, beautiful and desirable. And the good news is that Casamento have opened a showroom. >

They say the best things in life are free and Host City Cape Town is making this adage work for football fans in the city. >

What looks like Spiderman meets McGyver meets horror movie, is an art installation made entirely of clear adhesive packaging tape. >

What do you get when you combine maths, physics, digital art, design, electronics and music? A symphony, of sorts. >

At a glance the Truncheon lamps by Commonwealth resemble a weapon, but these finely crafted lights are an interesting mix of old and new. >

Maintaining a healthy, balanced diet is often hard work. The innovative Diet Scale tries to make things easier by making meal suggestions. >

Thomas Heatherwick’s striking futuristic design of an arts centre in Wales has earned his studio a coveted RIBA Award. >

Granimator is a cool new iPhone app that allows you to make your own musical wallpaper. >

A series of wallpapers representing a metamorphosis reveals some unexpected and disorientating images. >

Nobody could stop the Titanic from going down but the Boatanic may offer an eco-friendly solution for inner-city food production issues. >

Hosting the first World Cup on African soil is a big deal so its important to document the design process and results of this tournament. >

Everybody has a story to tell about their town and its complexities. Now get your camera out and make that mini-documentary. >

Copacabana was probably made famous by the Barry Manilow song but this beach in Rio also has some pretty grand street art. >

A reinterpretation of the pixel creates a new, modular and tangible lighting system. >

The World Cup may be about soccer but it's also the perfect opportunity to draw people's attention to the importance of setting green goals. >

A new exhibition in Israel explores the design possibilities and applications for Japanese synthetic fibres. >

Nike’s innovate “Write the future” campaign is making bold soccer headlines on the Southern Life Centre in Jo'burg. >