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Day two of Design Indaba 2012 had a very strong "social design" undertone. We were impressed by the efforts by designers to truly make the world a better place. >

Karim Rashid's "Float" sofa works to achieve privacy, freedom and comfort in public spaces, using a well-balanced selection of colours. >

"The design process is a minefield between creativity and insanity" - Y Tsai answers a couple of, sometimes unconventional, questions. >

Alix-Rose Cowie of 10and5 writes for It's Nice That about her Design Indaba Experience. >

Day two of Design Indaba 2012 had a very strong 'social design' undertone. We were impressed by the efforts by designers to truly make the world a better place. >

Husband and wife Stefan Scholten and Carole Baijings of Amsterdam studio Scholten & Baijings unveil the “Colour One for MINI” installation at Milan Design Week. >

Swedish designers Front present the Chameleon Cupboard and Gentle Chair for Porro at the Milan Design Week. >

Khaya Dlanga – Design Indaba Conference 2012 MC and senior communications manager of content excellence for Coca-Cola SA – says our stories make us who we are. >

Konstantin Grcic's Pro chair was originally intended for educational environments but it works equally well in homes and offices. See it at Milan Design Week. >

Dutch trend guru Lidewij Edelkort shared her priorities at Design Indaba 2012. >

A design report from Cape Town by Christian Ernsten. >

A collection of visual delight! Posts from Christoph Niemann's "Abstract City" blog is now available in book form, plus exclusive new work. >

Design Indaba founder Ravi Naidoo expands on how his hard work ethic informed the successful trajectory the design conference has enjoyed. >

Suzaan Heyns' 2012 Spring/Summer Collection launched an unusual partnership with PPC (Pretoria Portland Cement). >