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Interactive IKEA recipes demonstrate just how deliciously simple creativity can be. >

US art lovers can text keywords or an emoji and receive matching pictures from the museum's database >

This mosaic-like structure combines urban farming, housing and more in the Eindhoven city centre. >

“Our intention was to express the diverse ways in which our products can be used in and around the home.” >

Alli Sebastian Wolf hopes that her work will spur more conversations about the fascinating magic and underappreciated aspects of the clitoris. >

London-based architects Studio Octopi proposed a floating pool to activate community interest around the cleanup of the Yarra River. >

This Kolor Art Collective project uses glamour and absurdity to criticise profound income inequality. >

His unconventional portable boomboxes make it simple for those who are nostalgic for boomboxes but also appreciate slick design. >

"Hand-welded steel, hand-turned wood and woven leather unite to form the sculptural and versatile nature of these pieces." >

Celebrating gender identity as a repertoire, not a classification. >

This responsive design merges biology, architecture and maths to form a canopy that responds to light. >

This artist uses her face as the canvas for unique optical illusion artworks. >

Software developer Noah Levenson’s latest design integrates users’ Instagram posts into a short film. >

A look at different approaches that challenge the ‘non-biodegradable’ barrier. >

Students at Australia’s UniSA designed a bespoke solar phone charging stand for the WOMADelaide Festival. >

The artist and activist collected about 3 500 life jackets to highlight the disturbing conditions refugees are subjected to >

An artist in the diaspora, Yannis Davy Guibinga connects with his heritage through photography. >

DIY Girls is empowering teen girls to pursue the fields of technology and engineering. >

A pilot project by Sk8 for Gr8 aims to uplift through creativity in some of South Africa’s historically disadvantaged areas. >

While they might look like fungi under a microscope, these photographs are actually of mountain ranges and cityscapes. >

The deconstructed conference where design is the tool with which to face the challenges in our cities. >

The award-winning product was designed by two students with no design background >

What would an air horn made by Pampers look like? How about bullet casings made by M&M? >

This study analysed 100 000 circles to determine what their creators have in common. >