Commonwealth talk about the process of bridging the divide between designing and making objects.

ECAL graduate Tomas Kral talks about designing a luxury tea set for his graduation project and integrating craft and industrial design.

Influenced by his "nice totalitarian childhood", Czech designer Maxim Velčovský talks about how this philosophy inspire his designs.

Poetry and art meet function in Alessi’s extensive range of consumer products. Alberto Alessi shares the story.

Food is the only creative act that we put into our bodies. Ferran Adrià talks about the significance of this.

AdamsMorioka reveal what lies beneath the slick, ultra-cool veneer of designers.

Designers are often responsible for making atmospheres, but they must steer away from visual pollution says Jasper Morrison.

5.5 designers talks about a product's lifecycle and ways in which design can intervene to make it more sustainable.

Lowery Stokes Sims tells of the Global Africa Project, which unpacked the notion of a "global Africa" and its meaning in terms of art, design and craft.

Dirk van der Kooij taught a robot to make comfortable chairs using 3D printing techniques and recycled plastic from discarded fridges.

Design is what helps make science accessible, giving it cultural value and aesthetic appeal.

Exercise your idea-creating capacity by throwing away good ideas. Michael Wolff explains how this works.

Roger Smythe explains that when Masters and Savant Worldwide was established, they wanted to give both their clients and team an incredible experience.

The purpose of advertising in South Africa, but also the rest of the world, is to push boundaries, says Gerry Human.

In graphic design it is essential to consider the needs of the people that are going to be living with the design, says Michael Bierut.

Creative director of Ogilvy and Mather in Mumbai, Piyush Pandey describes his approach to cracking advertising concepts.

Paul Sahre, not to be confused with Paula Scher, talks about designing a life-size Monster Truck Hearse.

Casamento revives mid-century furniture, appealing to a wide audience – from the eco-conscious and nostalgic to international clients.

A showcase of South Africa's emerging creative talent, which attracted buyers, visitors and media coverage worldwide.

Design Indaba talks to Sue Kingsma and the rest of the Nuno Design team, regarding their expo experience.

In the digital age graphic design is more important than ever because there is more communication, says Paula Scher.

Exhibiting at Design Indaba has enabled Imiso Ceramics to access their market, gain exposure and drive continued growth.

Putting the "x" in sex, finding the surprise elements and going MAD. Michael Bierut talks graphic identities and problem solving.

Of all the exceptional stands and exhibitions, the 2010 Most Creative Stand Award went to the young Emerging Creative, Justin Southey.

Nathan Reddy, South Africa's most awarded brand specialist, explains his success in the manufacture of desirability.