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Patricia Urquiola contrasts the texture of expanded metal mesh with the solidity of wood and marble in her latest collection of outdoor furniture for Kettal. >

Konstantin Grcic's Wild Bunch collection of furniture for Magis gets a new addition. >

Ryan Frank's eco-sleeve design brand TAPEGear falls for flax. >

Unusual material combinations give these traditional woven vessels a contemporary twist. >

A pint-sized ‘braai’ hopes to reinvent South Africa’s obsession with barbecuing meat outdoors. >

Scholten & Baijings latest fabric collection reinterprets colour blocking as an exercise in subtle colour gradations. >

The quintessential 21st-century accessory gets a Xhosa-inspired case courtesy of Vukile Batyi and Laduma Ngxokolo. >

The Karoo Chair by Curious Room is a felt and fabric ode to the natural beauty of the South African landscape. >

Form follows context in Andile Dyalvane's Docks Table Black that reflects the gentrification of the neighbourhood in Cape Town where his studio is located. >

Concrete meets chlorophyll in designer Heather Moore's new fabric collection, Paradise is Here, which embraces the contrasting qualities of the urban jungle. >

Stay connected to your garden with the world's first smart garden system and app. >

In Porky Hefer's latest exploration of nest-like structures, the nest seems to have fallen from the tree, creating a comfy lounger. >

Luxe be a lady: Egg Design's new chandelier collection is big on glamour and smart to boot. >

Artist-blacksmith Conrad Hicks' sculptural pieces often emerge from working with the raw material in his forge. >

Mlondolozi Hempe and Laduma Ngxokolo transform the traditional South African "potjie" into an unexpected functional furniture piece. >

Cape Town-based designer Jasper Eales has designed a series of surfboard storage systems including the Jabba Surf Rack. Design Indaba takes a closer look. >

Shonaquip, a mobility and seating solutions provider, was the unanimous winner of Design Indaba's Innovation Award for 2014. >

The complete list of finalists for the 2014 Most Beautiful Object in South Africa is revealed. Who will get your vote? >

Design Indaba Conference alumnus Renée Rossouw's Liquorice range was borne of a three-month investigation into African self-decoration and colours. >

Bespoke kitchen, furniture and shoji screen makers Andy de Klerk Cabinetworks is back at the Expo in 2014 with a famous lithograph-inspired kitchen design. >

For his new range of products – to debut at Design Indaba Expo 2014 – photographer Ed Suter stepped off the street and into the grass >

South Africa-based architect and artist Lorenzo Nassimbeni participated in a recent fashion/music/art happening and launched a fabric collection in Australia. >

An “eco-poverty-alleviation project” in Cape Town’s Langa township provides nutrition on tap for 45 children by using the sun-facing walls of shacks. >

Two vintage bicycles covered in bright orange wool by Cape Town-based texture designer and yarn bomber Isabeau Joubert are doing the rounds. >