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Progressive craft company Quazi Design has revealed their 2014 lookbook. Here's a look at some of their hottest collections of the year. >

Nendo has designed a simplistic and one-of-a-kind wooden chair for their solo exhibition at Salone del Mobile 2014. >

Gone Rural's Fluoro Vases – Series 2 showcase a modern translation of traditional African patterns. >

The Colour Cup designed by Editions in Craft looks at a unique way to transform ordinary light bulbs into décor accessories. >

The Blantyre Jars by People of the Sun offer a fresh way of reusing discarded wine bottles. >

Graham Reynolds has written scores for trash trucks, designed sound for meals and at Design Indaba Conference 2014 he gave the audience a Texas soundtrack. >

Dennis Chuene has designed a multipurpose bag that aims to bring dignity to the less fortunate. >

Inspired by childhood memories of the tradition of basketmaking, Marjorie Wallace creates ceramic work that echoes the woven quality of the baskets. >

"See it. Touch it. Need it" is the catch phrase for Shelley & Harry's "Luxury" jewellery collection. >

Matali Crasset designs a do-it-yourself, contemporary storage unit for IKEA. >

The Blue Worm Onesy by Loin Cloth & Ashes has a tongue-in-cheek tomboy aesthetic that would look equally chic worn with high heels or high tops. >

Ayse Birsel and Bibi Seck turn plastic trash into trendy seating with their innovative Taboo furniture series. >

The 500-year-old hookah pipe gets a modern makeover courtesy of Moroccan designer Hicham Lahlou. >

Design Indaba 2014 has come and gone. We look back at the nuggets of wisdom and inspiration that speakers shared on stage. >