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The Carla Antoni Collection draws on Africa's diverse emerging talent as inspiration, offering a rare African sophistication to the discerning collector. >

Piet Hein Eek has been using scraps of wood to create distinctive furniture pieces since long before sustainability became the designer buzzword it is today. >

Massoud Hassani is an Afghan-born product designer interested in applying design thinking to solving complex social issues. >

Icelandic product designer Brynjar Sigurðarson is a 2011 ECAL graduate, and part of the Pecha Kucha team at Design Indaba Conference 2012. >

Greg Gamble and Philippe van der Merwe are the creative duo behind Tonic design. They specialise in bespoke interior and furniture design. >

Andrew Dominic specialises in private commissions and custom interiors that combine contemporary design with traditional joinery. >

Magda van der Vloed is a designer and product developer who works with multimedia materials. >

Aaron Kearney produces bespoke, sculptural ceramics and furniture for others to consider, absorb and enjoy. >

Indigi Designs - Indigenous Creations by Natalie du Toit - encompasses a fusion of contemporary design, local references and skilled craftmanship. >

Mathieu Lehanneur creates breakthrough work at the nexus of design and the human, biological structures, mathematical forms and science. >

Libere Foundation creates beautifully handcrafted products from waste material and found objects, designed by children and manufactured by unemployed people. >

Cape Town designer Y Tsai takes a multidisciplinary approach to generating creative solutions in the field of furniture, interior design and architecture. >

Porky Hefer is a designer, activist and agitator committed to promoting change. Hefer is a creative doer that believes in keeping things simple. >

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Cape Wools SA is a non-profit organisation promoting the production, trade and consumption of South African Merino wool. >

Mervyn Gers Ceramics is internationally renowned for their exceptional ceramic tableware. >

& Sons. is a Durban-based freelance furniture and design studio run by Mike van Heerden. >

Sobeit Studio's desire is "to make the ordinary obsolete" with a range of lifestyle and décor pieces from lighting and furniture to candles and jewellery. >

Design Kist is a Cape Town-based surface and textile design studio specialising in custom surface patterns. >

Georgie Anderson's High Thorn designs and manufactures an exclusive range of handcrafted products with a safari-lodge aesthetic. >

Andy Cartwright Homeware is a South African design house. Inspired by contemporary living, their designs are a winning blend of form and function. >

Quazi Design is a progressive craft company from Swaziland that transforms waste magazines into original accessories and interiors. >

Tamelia is a print studio inspired by retro '50s prints, Scandinavian design and the natural environment in South Africa. >

Sandy Godwin specialises in creating fine porcelain vessels, showcasing complex ceramic statements. >

Kaross and Goet are two Johannesburg design studios who have been collaborating since 2012. >