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This low-carbon biomaterial created from plant waste and microbes is an alternative to traditional clothing fabrics. >

This climate-adaptable pavilion is 3D-printed from recycled plastic. >

This ordinary-looking stroller is kitted out with all sorts of AI perks. >

An enormous hanging sculpture is made up of the amount of coal needed to power a lightbulb for a year. >

The latest driving tech solves the problems of parallel parking. >

The annual Swedish event showcases the latest design trends and innovations. >

This series of ceramic and bronze sculptures pays homage to African women’s hairstyles. >

Solar Foods’ photosynthesis-inspired process is creating a new future for food. >

Here are some of the most-anticipated design events and exhibitions of 2023. >

Dyson tackles both air and noise pollution with a sci-fi-esque set of headphones. >

Pantone has announced its much-anticipated Colour of the Year for 2023: Viva Magenta. >

The 18th edition of Design Miami is taking place between 30 November and 4 December 2022. >

Tomasz Raczyński, Dominik Baraniecki and Piotr Walter win the 2022 James Dyson Award for SmartHEAL. >

The 23rd Triennale Milano features a futuristic greenhouse where visitors can experience plants' reactions to their surroundings >

Johannesburg-based multidisciplinary product-design company Dokter and Misses’ latest collection is functional art. >

New York-based artist Michael Mapes creates fragmented portraits out of collected items >

Applications to participate in the Design Indaba Emerging Creatives Class of 2023 are now open! >

Layer Design’s latest creation is a commuter bike designed to make personal transport a more effortless and convenient task >

A Tunisian startup has designed a machine that can create drinkable water from thin air >

Recent graduate Archie Read designed an off-grid, ‘flushable’ toilet that aims to provide a dignified solution to unsafe sanitary conditions >

A start-up is harnessing invasive species to supply the fashion industry with fish leather >

Intrepid designer Lani Adeoye is inspired by the organic rhythms of the traditional society, adapting them for modern audiences >

Take a seat on a Bofred masterpiece and be transported to a world where all you need do is actively observe >

Furniture designer Jonsara Ruth restores disabled pieces of furniture so they are both ecologically and ergonomically healthier >

Tosin Oshinowo’s Coral Pavilion embraces the traditions of tropical modernism in West Africa >