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This year geometric designs reached new heights as these five projects illustrate. We'll be looking to see whether this trend continues in 2015. >

The question of what design thinking can do for Africa piqued readers' interest this week. >

This week readers loved our Hot Topic feature canvassing designers' thought on whether creativity can save the world. >

Here are the Most Beautiful Object in South Africa 2015 nominations, from the personal to the practical to the political. >

Advice from some of the leading creative thinkers hit home with designindaba.com readers this week. Here's a round up of the top five stories. >

Nick Finney, founder and creative director of NB Studio, ponders the role of time itself in producing "timeless design". >

Take five minutes to catch up with designindaba.com's top five stories this week. >

Many designers have shifted the perception that good design is born from the spark of brilliance from the lone genius to one of collaborative creativity. >

A global call to design out Ebola drew readers' attention this week. >

The overall winner of the Dutch Design Awards is 'Sweetie', a project that fights sex tourism online through an avatar that has the appearance of a young girl. >

Readers loved graphic design maestro Seymour Chwast's personal history of the evolution of styles this week. >

Top of the popular posts this week is Leg Studios' furniture range that sports intricate geometric latticework. >

Robin Sprong Wallpaper wants to plaster your walls in pattern. Here are three recent collaborations with locally based designers. >

Stories about London Design Festival 2014, which closes this Sunday, proved popular with our readers this week. >

The standard deadline for this global design competition is 30 September. Latecomers pay extra so register and submit your work today! >

We go in search of all things Africa at the London Design Festival. Here are our highlights. >