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Design rock star Marcel Wanders is bringing back crochet and making it look really fine. >

A new machine allows users to make beautiful clay sculptures without ever coming in contact with the muddy material. >

Some top soccer teams are showing their green spirit during the World Cup by wearing jerseys made using recycled plastic bottles. >

From global warming to overpopulation and food shortages, Why Design Now looks at creative solutions for the contemporary world’s problems. >

Focus 10 at Art Basel in Switzerland showcases the vibrant African art scene to the world. >

Is art the same as design? Does it matter? An insightful project at Design Miami/Basel considers the implication of classifying creativity. >

The Save Beach Hotel was the perfect place for asylum seekers from a world of consumption. >

The Milk desk, a rare blend of fashion and efficiency will even have computer geeks excited about design. >

Often under-rated as an art form, a new exhibition attempts to give sculpture its rightful place in contemporary SA art history. >

Let's have a special word of welcome for the World Cup Edition of the Daily Monster! >

Just because it’s cheap doesn’t mean that it should be inferior. In fact, Priestmangoode brings boutique design to Motel6 at budget price. >

The artworks of the various winners of the Spier Contemporary 2010 Exhibition will be touring the country for the next couple of months. >

The best way to support your favourite players during the World Cup might be to pull their faces over your head, literally. >

The proposed Aluna tidal-powered moon clock plans to illuminate the green power of the moon and tides. >

The designer of Design Indaba’s Most Beautiful Object in SA 2010 recently opened a gorgeous shop in Jo'burg. >

With football fever all around us, photographer Jessica Hilltout investigates the cultural significance of the beautiful game in Africa. >

Some of the finest vintage and contemporary American designers' work will be on display at Design Miami/Basel this year. >

The Green Products Innovation Institute marks the historic launch of a non-profit organisation promoting sustainable design. >

A coat of paint can go a long way in making a colourful and empowering difference in the lives of poor communities. >

It bears a slight resemblance to the Incredible Hulk but the Cratefan in Jozi and Cape Town is no ordinary superhero. >

The Bouroullec Brothers have created an interesting apartment interior for one of the units in the famous Radiant City in France. >

Haldane Martin’s re-edition prototype of the Globe Chair is making this everyday household item a must-have. >

An improved negative-pressure system that doesn’t use batteries or electricity could help to heal many wounds in developing countries. >

The Grid, Vodacom’s Social Mobile Network, recently launched South Africa’s first location-based, multi-player online mobile game. >

The Delta Outdoor Shower is French designer, Inga Sempé’s latest creation. >