Articles

Andy Cartwright Homeware’s range of Korol products won the inaugural Design Indaba Innovation Award. >

At the 2nd Holon Design Week, Israeli design shows it's ready for its international debut. >

Nendo’s new glass collections supported by Lasvit were shown at the exhibition Still & Sparkling during the Milano Salone. >

Thrilling, creative, passionate, these are just some of the terms that could be used to describe the work of Nelly Ben Hayoun. She shares some of her quirks. >

The hashtag shape of a new apartment block in Korea, by BIG Architects, is not inspired by the Twittersphere, but a response to height restrictions. >

Amedeo is a new washbasin, designed by Karim Rashid, that takes its inspiration from the natural flow of water. >

Andrew Shoben on superheroes, a creative muse, sleeping routines, failure and his love of Yorkshire puddings. >

Matali Crasset's new pendant lamp is made using raw circuit boards, yet it resembles a gorgeous blooming flower. >

If you want to keep hearing the music, you need to turn it down every now and again. Hat-trick's latest project highlights how loud music can damage hearing. >

Typographic artist Oded Ezer uses typography and translation to add mystery and emotion to logos. >

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. >