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Cape Town-based design studio SKOP gave reject soccer balls a second life with their unconventional design. >

Inspired by materials used by Malian fishermen, the MO armchair is a pure reflection of an African culture, tradition and heritage. >

First you could lift it above your head, now you can stand on it. Meet the new improved version of Benjamin Hubert's Ripple table. >

Maarten Baas is set to unveil a new solo exhibition during Salone del Mobile 2014. >

Paul Smith celebrates renowned furniture designer Hans J. Wegner's birth with a redesign of the iconic Shell Chair. >

The Vitra Design Museum is presenting the largest ever solo exhibition of German designer Konstantin Grcic's work. >

Hamed Design Studio creates exquisite furniture pieces that expose the raw realities of Africa in a contemporary way. >

Paul Cocksedge has designed a bicycle light that is simple, safe and secure for the everyday cyclist. >

French designer Inga Sempé has created a new range of luxurious woolen blankets for the renowned Norwegian textile brand Røros Tweed. >

Nendo has designed a simplistic and one-of-a-kind wooden chair for their solo exhibition at Salone del Mobile 2014. >

Tokujin Yoshioka continues his exploration of prisms and the refraction of light with a unique furniture collection for Italian brand Kartell. >

The Colour Cup designed by Editions in Craft looks at a unique way to transform ordinary light bulbs into décor accessories. >

The Blantyre Jars by People of the Sun offer a fresh way of reusing discarded wine bottles. >

Dirk Vander Kooij has designed the world's largest 3D printed object, the Lenses Vase. >

Rowan and Erwin Bouroullec's create three-dimensional fabrics for textile manufacturer Kvadrat. >

Design veteran Massimo Vignelli has designed a book "Designed by Lella" in celebration of his partner and wife's work. >

Matali Crasset designs a do-it-yourself, contemporary storage unit for IKEA. >

Design Indaba Conference speakers Scholten & Baijings' exhibition "Colour One" for MINI was on show at the CTICC, in Cape Town. >

Ayse Birsel and Bibi Seck turn plastic trash into trendy seating with their innovative Taboo furniture series. >

Deánne Viljoen and Renée Rossouw fuse their respective talents for furniture and pattern design to create a new collection of furniture for De Steyl. >