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Italian furniture brand Moroso celebrates the influence of Africa in the M’Afrique C’est Chic exhibition. >

Leading South African distributor of global design products, Twiice International, has launched a local production arm, Designfaktori. >

The Wattcher is a design object that displays the total electricity consumption of your home in a beautiful and meaningful way. >

Parisian designer Damien Poulain shows Totem 49 at the Kemistry Gallery in London. >

Shigeru Ban’s ingenious new 10-Unit System for Artek can be used to make a chair, table or bench using just one simple L-shaped unit. >

Spanish designer Javier Mariscal’s retrospective is currently on show at the Design Museum in London, until November 2009. >

RePacked saw architect Rianne Makkink and designer Jurgen Bey design and handcraft 19 pieces using embroidery, woodwork and blue foam. >

Fernando and Humberto Campana's cuddly new Cipria couch is a deliberately iconic piece. >

Cow Africa is a small agency in Cape Town that specialise in guerrilla marketing through stunts, the web and mobile. >

Design duo Adriaan Hugo and Katy Taplin are designing a cross-cultural commonality through abstraction. >

French designer Matali Crasset has completed the interior of House for the Little Ones at the 104 Centquatre arts centre in Paris. >

Using three different production means, Tom Dixon explores metal in his British Steel exhibition. >

Dutch studio Makkink & Bey reinterpreted five classic pieces by Brazilian design masters. >

Impish Spanish designer Jaime Hayon has created a limited edition set of crystal for Baccarat. >

After debuting at the Design Indaba Expo, four South African designers exhibited at the Milan Furniture Fair under the Misael label. >

David Boira and Zoë Coombes of Commonwealth are two architecturally trained furniture designers. >

Design Indaba 2009 was not Stephen Burks’s first visit to South Africa. >

Spawned by a passion to create quality design at affordable costs, Design Indaba launches its Free Range at the 2009 Design Indaba Expo. >

Michael Souter is adding to the 2010 fever with his “makarabas” (sculpted hard hats) that fuse urban culture, design and sporting passion. >

The SOLVE 2008 design competition announced a three-way tie in their challenge to design an environmentally and culturally sensitive table. >

Heineken have added a new dimension to its marketing by opening a unique, ultramodern concept store designed by Frank Tjepkema. >

Constantin and Laurene Boym’s newest miniature celebrates Barack Obama in lieu of the time-honoured tradition of inauguration souvenirs. >

Joe Paine’s continually diversifying range of outdoor products embody an oxymoronic notion of structuralist organics. >

Carrol Boyes has announced the winners of her METAL 2008 New Designer Search, which was themed “Frame”. >

Editor of Icon, a Design Indaba media partner, Justin McGuirk weighs in on Design Indaba's craft debate. >