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The Decode: Digital Design Sensations exhibition at the Design Museum Holon looks at digital influences on visual art. >

Kyra van Ineveld's The Wiki Truth project reveals that the truth can be a fickle thing, especially in the age of crowd sourcing. >

David Adjaye’s “Genesis” pavilion at Design Miami created an integrated space for meditation and community. >

Ishac Bertran's little letterpress is an ode to his love for typography and analogue processes. >

The Cape Town-based LuckyFella clothing label produces limited-edition T-shirts that allow typography to exist in the real world. >

"Save As" is an interactive platform for translating online experiences into tangible objects, looking at how social media influences collective memory. >

Dirk van der Kooij has extended his Endless range of furniture to a saloon table and rocking chair. They're still made with recycled plastic from fridges. >

The 2Fold bookends by Fabricate bring an interesting visual element to a functional object. >

MJ Turpin's latest multimedia show explores rites of passage, sacrifice, race and religion. >

Tom Price's "PE Stripe Meltdown Chair" is a experiment with unconventional materials, processes and, of course, colour. >

The Tipcup teacup makes brewing your tea as easy as drinking it. >

Food and art are central features of “Something I Ate”, a platform for creatives to connect, collaborate and socialise. >

David Chipperfield’s stackable folding chair “Piana” for Alessi has been selected to the The Museum of Modern Art’s collection. >

The Design Museum in London is currently home to a six metre-tall Christmas tree, possibly the tallest in the world. >

Studio FormaFantasma's "Tastefull" workshops considered the possibilities of edible materials and looked at the connection between food and sustainability. >

Oded Ezer's solo exhibition in Brazil is like a wonderland where inanimate objects are brought to life. >

Nendo's design of a new sportswear shop in Beijing plays with the concept of windows to create a unique spatial experience. >

Project Repat sends discarded T-shirts from America to be upcycled in developing countries, to be sold back to American customers, with all profits to NGOs. >

Harry Pearce was responsible for the design of the 2011 D&AD Annual. >

Pop into the Fringe Handmade Market in Cape Town for a great selection of locally produced creative goods. >

Philips's new Bio-Light concept explores the possibilities of using bacteria from household waste to power light sources. >

At the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the Preservation is Life installation uses 80 000 condom-like light bulbs to draw attention to the HIV/Aids pandemic. >

Judith Zeeman's Carbon Age project uses clocks made of biochar to draw attention to the amount of carbon emissions in the atmosphere. >

Matt Allison invited four creatives to curate a space in his home using thrifted and gifted items, then they shared a meal made using only local ingredients. >

Troika's Thixotropes is a kinetic sculpture for Selfridges that plays with elements of light. >