Articles

Time flashes past so unbelievably fast. It’s almost scary. Right now, to me, it feels as if Design Indaba 2013 was long ago, instead of a month ago. >

Tjep. introduces the first ever DNA-driven furniture collection at the 2013 Milan Furniture Fair. >

Imogene Tudor wraps up her experience at last month’s Design Indaba Conference, discovering a fertile architecture & design scene in South Africa in the process >

Using richly coloured wood, leather and velvet, Studioilse transforms a 100-year-old building into a luxurious boutique hotel. >

Designed for inquisitiveness, Front will reveal six new furniture pieces at the 2013 Milan Furniture Fair. >

Design Indaba 2013 was not only a amazing experience showcasing the world’s most recognised designers and speakers but also inspired all who attended the event. >

Design Indaba has been an annual celebration of design that brings innovative international creaativity to South Africa since 1995. >

Nendo's "Fold" shelving unit is perfect for displaying a variety of decorations in 360-degree view. >

Love ZA Buy ZA is a new campaign aimed at creating awareness around the positive impact of buying local clothing. >

The environmental graphics Paula Scher designed for a school in New York reinforce the positive core values of the institution. >

Colour analysis and ancient styles of Japanese porcelain shape Scholten & Baijing's "Color Porcelain" collection of everyday products. >

From Cape Town's biggest gathering of food trucks to tasty cocktails and more, here is a selection of pictures showcasing what happened on the 2013 Expo floor. >

Shigeru Ban's "Tamedia Building" is made entirely out of timber without the use of nails, screws or glue to keep it together. >

WGSN-homebuildlife says Design Indaba Expo continues to be the tradeshow to visit for the best in South African crafts and design. >