• Awesome accessories
    Natural, original and beautiful. Tjerrie's range of gorgeous and glam accessories will have you coming back for more. >
  • Pottering around
    Design Indaba Expo exhibitor, the Potter's Workshop recently collaborated with Swedish firm studio Glimpt. >
  • Fired up
    Firepetals highlights the delights of handmade jewellery at Design Indaba Expo 2011. >
  • Rural inspiration
    Chic Revolution's vintage-inspired décor accessories take their cue from farm life. >
  • Ancient celebration
    Diane Harper's ceramic creations celebrate a unique African heritage. >
  • Game on
    African Gameskin's FSP Collection is an adventurous range of handbags, where wildlife meets contemporary chic. >
  • Wall flowers
    Hennie Meyer and Clementina van der Walt’s wall of flower vases are certainly not wall flowers like we know it. >
  • Fully engaged
    Gerry + Eric present a range of classic jewellery that comes with a fun twist. >
  • Making faces
    Have you seen these faces around Cape Town, or have you seen the FACT bags that tell a little story about life in the townships? >
  • Cuppa Tee
    Mingo Lamberti introduces an interesting new range of scatter cushions. >
  • Elegantly simple
    Rohan Cherry's jewellery designs draw on the best of natural materials. >
  • Dramatically digital
    René Twigge’s digital artworks merge abstract and pop art in a very vibrant way. >
  • It's on top!
    ON TOP OF THE WORLD is a campaign to put Cape Town on top of the world map, literally. >
  • Statement-makers
    Long-time Design Indaba exhibitor, Tiffany Marx's jewellery designs effortlessly combine the playful and the practical. >
  • Curious treasures
    Nic Fredman uses a great variety of reworked recycled materials to make interesting creations. >
  • Silver etchings
    The Paper Silver Print jewellery range by Frieda Lühl combines silver plates and precious stones. >
  • Factory of hope
    The Hope Factory makes unique corporate gifts while also creating a sustainable form of employment. >
  • Mother continent
    Continent Africa’s T-shirts are for those that appreciate and enjoy simplicity. >
  • Bag o' goodness
    Made from re-used polypropylene sacks, Give It Bag makes ethical shopping desirable. >
  • Gem of a jewel
    Shelley & Harry's unique jewellery pieces take their cue from the original shape and beauty of precious gems. >
  • Hat stand
    Pedersen + Lennard are focused on quality products, innovative design and a simple aesthetic. >
  • Master carpentry
    Besides a wide selection of design and art books, David Krut Projects will be featuring the work of Helder Torrao at DI2011 Expo. >
  • Drawn object
    Justin Southey is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work covers many different mediums and stylistic variations. >
  • Everyday design
    For over 12 years Ideso has helped clients create over 300 products that people use and and interact with everyday. >

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