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KiBiSi's new iFlash One light easily attaches to bicycles with magnets. It's about commuter safety, but also about having fun with an everyday object. >

greyworld teamed up with Domestos to create an installation that raises awareness around the lack of sanitation in parts of the world on World Toilet Day. >

THNK, the Amsterdam School of Creative Leadership, is on a mission to develop the next generation of creative leaders. >

Championing design as a force for social change, the Curry Stone Foundation announced their five winners on 15 November 2012. >

Alessi's new collection of kitchenware looks at elegance and sophistication for the modern kitchen. >

From Indian weddings to British tea times, Tom Dixon has created a series of candles that evoke nostalgic memories. >

Select Cape Town jewellers unite for the "Breath of Fire" jewellery exhibition, revealing a delicate beauty in handmade designs. >

Pauline Irvine combines her love of paper designs with her interest in paper cutting, as a form of illustration. >

“Workbay” - a new design by the Bouroullec brothers for Vitra - proposes a more organic, human-centred, approach to collaborative work. >

Challenging the traditional conventions of jewellery design, South African designer Beverley Price exhibits at globally curated "Unexpected Pleasures". >

The elegant use of colour characterises Studio Tjep's redesign of the cosmetics department of European retailer Hema. >

Faith47's first solo exhibition, Fragments of a Burnt History, at David Krut Projects in Johannesburg, interprets daily life in this bustling city. >

Drawing inspiration from tribal elements, Stefano Giovannoni has designed a lamp that is powerful, yet soft in ambiance. >

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have designed a series of comfortable and cost-effective furniture pieces for the revamp of Kobenhavns University. >

There are six E's that define PearsonLloyd's new SixE chair... It is also the perfect fusion of functionality and modernity. >

Fashion designer Suzaan Heyns recently opened a new retail space in Johannesburg. We caught up with her to find out more about her thoughts and inspirations. >

With names like "Little Sly" fox and "Pistol Bunny Scurry" rabbit, one can't help but smile at Trinket Designs' quirky jewellery pieces. >

Taking inspiration from the WWII shrapnel damage still seen on walls around London, BarberOsgerby have designed an interesting piece of street furniture. >

Flower Safari, an exhibition of work by Cape Town designers, celebrates all that is pretty and inspiring about summer. >

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec showcase their collaborative process of the past 15 years at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago. >

With their bead and wire creations, Streetwires brings a little bit of African wildlife into the home. >

Satyendra Pakhalé looks to the moon, and beyond, in discussing why we should worry about the moon when there are enough issues on Earth. >

Shigeru Ban has created a temporary pavilion out of cardboard to host the Garage Center for Contemporary Culture in Moscow. >

Gavin Rooke's "Stand 47" project seeks to build a house that adapts to changing needs while maintaining an intrinsic value. >

Pedro Reyes transformed destroyed weapons into liberating musical instruments in his latest work "Imagine". >