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A legend from the world of art, Hans Ulrich Obrist, will be speaking at Design Indaba Conference 2012. >

Landscape designer Dan Pearson makes places that aim to be both functional and emotionally uplifting. >

Shit happens in the Bollywood version of the Hangover movie! The writer of Delhi Belly will be speaking at Design Indaba 2012. >

Architect Bjarke Ingels thinks big. Whether it's designing a mixed-use urban development, or creating a love(ly) public art installation for Valentine's Day. >

Andrew Shoben creates bespoke installations that work to redefine notions of public art in urban spaces. >

David Adjaye's design of Rivington Place in London addressed the need for a contemporary exhibition space. >

Part symbolism, part tongue-in-cheek, Eon Hoon's range of bespoke jewellery captures a part of human emotion. >

Commercial creatives Justin Gomes and Charl Thom of Cape Town agency FoxP2 are taking the ad industry by storm, one mutation at a time. >

Dror Benshetrit's QuaDror structural systems have been put to the most interesting use in a flagship clothing shop in New York. >

Masterminds behind "The Wilderness Downtown", "The Johnny Cash Project" and "3 Dreams of Black", this American pair are pioneering a new path for digital media. >

"On the Rocks" is a collection of three carpets that can interestingly be arranged in different configurations. >

Tamarillo Ceramics create elegant and functional pieces, with more than just touch of local craftsmanship. >

Halsuit, a new retail concept store by Nendo, mimics the typical office environment, making it ideal for buying suits. >

With FACT’s range of gorgeous bags, you can take a piece of Cape Town and wear it around your shoulder. >

Dear Mr Carpenter: How does your garden grow? With reclaimed wood, succulents and inspiration from nature. >

Made in metal, Tintown's gorgeous range of clocks, mirrors, candleholders and more, are great for adding a touch of whimsy to any interior. >

Put your best foot forward with Coast & Koi's gorgeous range of shoes. >

Approach the future with optimism. Jaime Hayón's Hope Bird will lead the way. >

Inspired by nature, Trinket Design's range of unique jewellery pieces are trinkets worth treasuring. >

The Temple to Perspective, commissioned by Alain de Botton, is envisioned to be the world's first temple for atheists. >

A pretty little garden scene in a pothole on the streets of London is a great way to make people smile and alert them to potholes. >

Promise Land is an exhibition at Goodman Gallery in Cape Town that considers the position of the artist and individual in contemporary South Africa. >

When too much shopping wears you down, you can always enter Martí Guixé's Figurative Office Siesta Cubicle for a little break. >

Lorenzo Nassimbeni recently designed a set of four murals for a Swiss company, all depicting prolific building in their portfolio. >

The Billboard House by Thai designers Apostrophy's offers an interesting and feasible alternative to outdoor advertising media. >