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Industrial designer Adrian Jankowiak unpacks the landscape of African design from where he’s standing. >

The work of Spanish photographer Cristina de Middel has been exhibited worldwide – we found out what goes into her cinematic-style images. >

The creative director behind Airbnb’s largely publicised rebranding discusses his approach to branding projects. >

As lead designer at Design without Borders, Svein Gunnar Kjøde’s job revolves around creating human-centred design with meaningful social impact. >

"Don't specialise." Here's why multi-award-winning designer Karim Rashid doesn’t just stick to one design discipline. >

“It may be an unfashionable and elitist mindset,” says Chris Clarke, CCO of DigitasLBI in London, “but brands can and should take control in shaping culture.” >

A global voice in design and innovation, Kigge Hvid discusses why it’s important for the industry to adopt a collaborative, peer-to-peer approach to design. >

Robert Brunner, former Apple industrial design director and founder of design studio Ammunition, offers some insight into what he does best. >

With his characteristic wit, the Berlin-based illustrator chats about the blur between personal and public work, social sharing and children’s books. >

With a portfolio of work that’s as rich as a tapestry, designer Tracy Lee Lynch uses her expert eye to create new spaces and public platforms for local design. >

Soweto-based curator Zanele Mashumi makes art accessible by bridging the gap between emerging artists and inexperienced art buyers. >

The co-founder of creative agency Joe Public discusses the various dynamics shaping the advertising industry right now. >

Architect-turned-artist Gaelen Pinnock investigates the spatial divisions and urban dystopias in Cape Town. >

Former editor at ELLE South Africa Jackie Burger offers insight into a changing retail landscape that calls for more personalised consumer experiences. >

This award-winning Swedish graphic designer on his obsession with archiving his work and his unconventional path into design. >

The future of office design is flexible and open, say designers Stanley Felderman and Nancy Keatinge. But first our buildings need to adapt. >

Thorsten Deckler, the co-founder of 26’10 South Architects, says sharpening your creative skills starts with looking outside the industry. >

In the last of three blog posts, Marian Bantjes gives us her tips on entering design competitions. >

In the second of three blog posts, Canadian designer Marian Bantjes talks about the process of judging a design competition. >

In the first of 3 blog posts Marian Bantjes, famous for creating typography in sugar, gives us the inside scoop on design competitions. >

There’s luxury in locality for the British designer rug producer, but a roster of the world’s most acclaimed designers doesn’t hurt either. >

Anatomy Design has two lights in the collection of new Danish brand Karakter. Andrea Kleinloog tells us what it took to get into the European market. >

Larry Harvey reflects on the impact the annual Burning Man festival offers those who experience it. >

The duo behind Van Eijk & Van der Lubbe may be partners in business and love, but their creative differences also fuel their work. >