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Hat-trick uses its repertoire of design tricks to solve creative problems, with lots of enthusiasm. >

...but not to get married. Rather to gaze at the gorgeousness of the place. >

The Design Indaba Filmfest 2011 from 18 to 27 February: For R30, this is the budget alternative for getting a taste of world-class design. >

The Jason Bruges Studio has created the world's first digital water feature. >

Karim Rashid’s Cross Lamp consists of countless small figures joined together to create an iconic symbol. >

Co-founder of Droog, Renny Ramakers has paved the way for products and projects that challenge the limits and borders of design thinking. >

Inga Sempé’s new chair and table designs are both practical and charming. >

A pavilion made of cardboard tubes highlights the uses of discarded materials. >

Massimo Morozzi first saw the Vermelha chair by the Campana Brothers in 1997 in a magazine. Thirteen years later… >

Part bar, part art installation, the Design Indabar presented by Grolsch is a mobile celebration of the spirit of creativity. >

From the icy global hub of Berlin in Germany and the sunny backwaters of Coffee Bay in South Africa, Hella Jongerius and Heath Nash met on Skype. >

Jan Wilker and Hjalti Karlsson of KarlssonWilker met while working for Stefan Sagmeister and now reunite as equals. >

Two fathers of contemporary design, Milton Glaser and Massimo Vignelli draw on decades of experience in their dialogue. >

Roger Ballen’s photographs defy socio-political explanation and other verbalisations of meaning. It’s an existential journey. >

Over a video call between Durban and Amsterdam, graphic designer Richard Hart meets product designer Jurgen Bey. >