Articles

The wearable technology industry is still in its infancy but local scientists from Stellenbosch are quietly revolutionising it. >

For musician Adam Howard, the opportunity to collaborate with South Africa's most well-known artist signalled a shift towards "sound-agnostic" composition. >

Bofred teams up with Sisters 4 Sisters to create textile wall art. >

An innovative audio speaker has won the PPC Imaginarium Awards, a showcase for design and art that pushes the boundaries of work made in concrete. >

Hinterveld’s new 2015/16 collection introduces colour-soaked patterns and a variety of yarn blends. >

Afro Delft’s latest collection translates the sensation of “having butterflies” onto enamel. >

Fashion and textile designer Sindiso Khumalo recently launched a fashion collection very different from anything she has done before. >

The Masana Collection is a new range of handwoven rugs, each made by a single artisan from natural hand-spun yarn. >

Renowned South African fashion designer David Tlale captivated local fashionistas as he took to the Design Indaba Expo fashion ramp. >

From renegades to stalwarts, art to advertising, tactile to digital and narrative to chaos: here is a snapshot of Design Indaba Conference 2015's closing day. >

Brand gurus, Senegalese collaborators, the godfather of food trucks and the matriarch of Italian design was the order of this day at Design Indaba. >

Grolsch, a proud sponsor of Design Indaba, celebrate 400 years of creativity. >

Design studio 20 Eight has ventured from working in cement to a lamp made of steel. >

We chat to acclaimed industrial designer Hella Jongerius after her 2015 Design Indaba Conference presentation. >