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The limited-edition ÖVERALLT collection was launched on 27th February 2019 at the place where it all started – Design Indaba Festival. >

From graphic designer Natasha Jen to architect Francis Kéré, here are our top 5 Design Indaba Conference talks. >

Set to speak at Design Indaba 2019, architect and interior designer, John Pawson is known for his minimalist approach. >

These innovations are not only responsive but empathetic, taking a human-centred approach to solutions-based design. >

The awards aim to highlight, advertise and advocate good design, designers and design-oriented companies. >

Proof that a small island can produce big creativity. >

Here's what illustrator Daniel Ting Chong, director Anthony Silverston, artist Paul Senyol and furniture designer Neil Grantham have to say. >

And what brands can learn from Africa's most creative conference. >

Design Indaba 2018 once again lured a roster of international designers, filmmakers, musicians and other artists to Cape Town. >

These interventions could help relieve the enormous pressures felt by cities in a crowded world. >

The awards aim to advance society through good design. >

“Craftsmanship is really important to me because it’s the only way that I can reconcile introducing more things and objects into the world.” >

“All ten of this year’s winners present a powerful design perspective and body of work that is at once inclusive and deeply personal..." >

From upcycling found objects into furniture, to jewellery made of e-waste and more. >

To celebrate International Day of Human Space Flight here's a look at some projects that are looking into space exploration. >

This year's Design Indaba was a multi-sensory event that brought together creatives from all over the world. >

The self-taught designer works within the fields of interior design, product design, industrial design and architecture. >

The awards, which were held during Dutch Design Week, had a total of 73 projects from 24 different countries. >

This design emulates the act of carrying heavy goods on one’s head. >

From practical to poetic, we'd like to introduce you our brilliant Global Graduates who’ll be presenting their work at the Design Indaba Conference 2017. >