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A school in Klapmuts outside Stellenbosch is more than a place of learning for children. It is a beacon of hope for a community. >

What a mass! Ten designers considered the methods, material and manufacturing of mass production. >

Stylish and practical, Quamta's range of leather accessories are ideal for the modern individual. >

Maverick filmmaker David Lynch's collection of drawings, Works on Paper, reveal something about his creative processes. >

Lorenzo Nassimbeni recently took part in an exhibition that looked at the creative handling of materials for quality and sustainability. >

Head to the Cape Quarter Lifestyle Village in Cape Town for the Design Now! programme, there's exhibitions, workshops, installation, live music and more. >

A taxi concept for the city of Prague by HJC Design incorporates elements of the city's age-old heritage and culture. >

From stir stick to super-sized sculptures. Artist Jonathan Brilliant takes coffee stirrers and turns them into awe-inspiring installations. >

The "Eliodomestico" solar-powered water filter could improve access to clean water in parts of the developing world. >

Be still my beating heart... or my feelings will show! The Intimacy 2.0 garments turn less or more transparent in response to the wearer's heartbeat. >

Zander Blom's "New Paintings" explore how colour can be used for sculptural effects on canvas. >

Are you a real graphic enthusiast? There is only one way to find out – test your knowledge in a Trivial Pursuit-like graphic design game. >

Matali Crasset's Wigwam for flooring company Tarkett demonstrates the possibilities of flooring materials and colour. >

In a first for the African continent, Cape Town has been named the World Design Capital 2014. >

Colour, curves, waves and total joy. Brazilian designer Tom Veiga's bright designs are inspired by the ocean and the vibrancy of his home country. >

What happens to the stories and belongings of people that die alone? Agata Niemkiewicz's Remember Me, but ah, Forget My Fate considers this sad situation. >

Discarded road traffic signs are given a second life by designer Boris Bally who turns it into bold and interesting furniture pieces. >

Spinning right round: Feats Per Minute have developed a prototype bicycle that has a record player on the back wheel. Long live vinyl! >

Pearlfisher designed the packaging for Jamie Oliver's ever-expanding range of food and lifestyle products. >

Tom Dixon's Etch candleholder casts a variety of gorgeously intricate shadows. >

Maarten Baas’s The Curiosities of a Designer exhibition in Paris looks to the surreal and ways of story telling in design. >

Patricia Urquiola designed the interiors for luxury kitchen brand Scholtès's new flagship space in London. >

Talk about protecting your assets, the Lady Killer Vol 1 is a forceful little robot that works to protect your rings. >

Traditional net-weaving techniques, as used by local fishermen in India, are used to create large-scale string sculptures. >

Ji Lee's Pieces of Mind project uses thousands of little Buddha statues to remind people to live in the moment and get a bit of peace of mind. >