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From Brazil to Swaziland, London to Nairobi, this week's top stories bring you a truly global design perspective. >

Law firm Adams & Adams is the winner of the “Sponsorship In-Kind Category” of the 17th Annual Business Day BASA Awards, for their sponsorship of Design Indaba. >

The Campana Brothers' versatile design for Alessi celebrates handwoven rattan in a single undulating form. >

Cheeky, bouncy and bold – here's a sampling of this prolific Cape Town-based designer's recent work. >

This local illustrator is set to launch her first children's book, "Mu's Wolf Problem", later this month. We catch up with her here. >

As the local art world descends on the FNB Joburg Art Fair, we round up the South African artists who have graced the Design Indaba Conference stage. >

Kenyan-born Naeem Biviji is a rare kind of architect who takes on only small-scale projects and crafts all his furnishings by hand. >

Marianne Fassler's been dazzling fashionistas with her inimitable frocks for more than two decades. She shares her take on the fashion landscape and more here. >

Quazi Design’s new range of homeware is an ambitious departure from its previous focus on jewellery. >

Dave Duarte champions the power of side projects and small ideas. >

Stefan Bucher's perfectly flowing animation of this music video belies the painstaking work behind it. He tells us about the ups and downs of making it. >

With Sao Paulo Design Weekend in full swing, we feature a carnival of creativity by this exuberant Brazilian designer. >

Our five most popular stories this week went off the beaten track, featuring creatives who operate outside of the mainstream. >

The Tokyo-born interactive designer on luck, sleepless nights and balancing fun with success. >