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Paula Scher's new murals at the Queens Metropolitan Campus creates a world in one room. >

Vivian Chiu’s Inception Chair comprises 10 chair frames that all fit together to form one, very interesting, seat. >

Openness to Explore at Freeworld Design Centre features the second series of room-size exhibitions by top creatives. >

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African-born architect Francis Kéré gets big results by mixing a little mud with a lot of heart, writes Fast Company's Linda Tischler. >

fuseproject's Talamanca Cocoa project raises awareness about the positive aspects of organic cocoa farming in Costa Rica. >

The honeycomb-like Quilt series of sofas and chairs by the Bouroullec Brothers now comes in a new colourway. >

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Anish Kapoor's cathedral-like installation in Paris reflects on the transitive nature of instants. >

Google have launched an LED light bulb which can be controlled by any Android device, paving the way for a new type of energy efficiency. >

Renée Rossouw and Laduma Ngxokolo take abstract patterns from school-day simplicity to allusions about personal identity. >

A new innovation allows people to monitor their blood pressure using their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. >

Tom Dixon's Mesh chair aspires to be almost invisible. >

The four young partners of Fibra Design Sustentável are rethinking our material world. Theirs is no small goal, nor easy task. >

The Milan Furniture Fair celebrateed its golden jubilee this year, drawing some 320 000 visitors. >

LIV is Danielle Ehrlich's design company. She is passionate about design that is environmentally, culturally and socially sensitive. >

Marc Nicolson and Lyall Sprong of Thingking would like to contribute towards ideas and objects that have a meaningful impact on people. >

Maarten Baas and Christien Meindertsma have known each other since their Design Academy Eindhoven student days. >

James Lennard and Luke Pedersen use a combination of handmade and machine-made techniqies to make functional and beautiful designs. >

Architect by day, designer by night. John Edwards is currently working on a new modular furniture range for small spaces. >

Using discarded junk, each item of Katie Thompson's Recreate range of furniture, lighting and interiors is infused with character. >