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The Take Time watch collection by Mathieu Lehanneur reinvents an old classic for the digital age. >

Resembling the writing tool, Nendo's new Bluetooth headphones for Logitech takes its name from the French word for "pen". >

Cape Town creatives band together for STAD, a pop-up in Jo'burg, and connect city-to-city in an atmosphere of creativity. >

The drive-through gets a designer makeover to showcase the new Mercedes A-Class - and benefits from creative input by Jason Bruges Studio. >

Torre David - Urban-Think Tank and Justin McGuirk's exhibition and pop-up restaurant in Venezuela - has won a Golden Lion at the Venice Architecture Biennale. >

Mathieu Lehanneur teams up with chocolate brand Maison Cailler and designs a starting point for a motionless journey into a land of chocolate tasting. >

Troika's "Hardcoded Memory" installation explores the concept of remembering and forgetting in the digital age. >

BIG Architects' Blaavand Bunker Museum relooks the bunkers that were built by German forces in Denmark during World War II. >

Britain's leading transport designer, Priestmangoode, unveils the future of accessible air travel, just in time for Paralympic Games. >

Suzaan Heyns's retail store has an architectural sentiment with a feminine twist. >

Some are feminine and pretty, while others are shiny and glamorous... Marzipan's new range of cuffs offers something for every taste and style. >

Fox P2's campaign for National Geographic Kids uses the logo of a popular social media network to make a chirp about remembering nature. >

In his latest project filmmaker Gary Hustwit asks: "What happens to a city after the Olympics are gone?" >

With a hint of Olympic spirit, KiBiSi has designed a soccer ball for the everyday soccer player. >

This Exquisite Forest, an interactive art project by Chris Milk and Aaron Koblin, highlights the creative power of Google Chrome. >

The Cratefan gets an Olympic medal makeover. >

A unique and extraordinary way to add light and colour to any home, Tom Dixon introduces his Lustre Lights. >

It's not every day that taxes and customs are the inspiration for interesting design, but look at what Studio Tjep did for the Dutch Tax and Customs Museum. >

Rings around the Olympic Park in London tell stories about the site, serving as a form of "verbal archaeology". >

Become an overnight graphic designer with Blik and Bruce Mau Designs. >

Collaboration is key for Umcebo Design as they worked with Durban-based creatives for the Intellectual Property exhibition. >

Simplicity, harmony and inspiration are just some of the feelings that can be associated with Ineke Hans's classic collection. >

The Royal Society of Arts displays two lights designed by Troika. >

An imaginarium of graphic design innovation by Bibliothèque. >

In celebration of the twentieth issue of Neville Brody's experimental FUSE publication, Taschen publishers present a special boxed edition. >