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Billboards are everywhere, so what if they could absorb carbon dioxide? Cola-Cola and WWF have the right idea. >

Attraction/Aversion is a range of intricately designed necklaces. And they’re made from no ordinary material, human hair. >

Gary Van Wyk’s Private Public exhibition of photographic work is a visual diary of the situations he finds himself in. >

With his Renegades body of work Frank Marshall examines the outcropping of a decisive heavy metal subculture in Sub-Saharan Africa. >

Inspired by socialist work culture, Comradettes is a range of clothing that encourages people to take pride in utility clothing. >

Coming To The City is a large mosaic artwork by Clive van den Berg for Nando’s in London. >

Flexible and multifunctional, the Living Tools collection of versatile furniture pieces is ideal for small spaces. >

The Post Office have released a series of stamps depicting rare, indigenous musical instruments at the National Arts Festival. >

A living art project in the villages of The Gambia hopes to promote this West African country as a vibrant tourist destination. >

Cut, paste, create and decorate. Paper projects come alive, DIY style, with the Paper Punk kit. >

The Pushkinsky Jewel is a design concept for connecting a landmark theatre to the historic and culturally vibrant Pushkin Square in Moscow. >

Streamlined, safe and functional, Stefano Giovannoni’s Mouse range of luggage is the ideal travelling companion. >

Battiss & Company at the Goodman Gallery Johannesburg celebrates the work of one of SA's foremost modernists. >

The Stephen Burks: Man Made exhibition considered the global economy of artisanal craft. >

Formafantasma’s Colony range of textiles is inspired by topical issues like assimilation and migration. >

Matali Crasset’s way finding system for the Royal Fontevraud Abbey adds an element of exploration to a site visit. >

A diagonal urban park in Barcelona connects the city to its natural surrounds. >

Sandy Noble uses a primitive robot and a plotting system designed for Arctic maps to sketch out beautiful prints. >

Layered in 80 000 bamboo skewers, your belongings are sure to be safe in the Magistral Cabinet. >

A half chair? Or just the illusion of a chair? Here’s the 2D/3D Chairs for Issey Miyake. >

Surrounded by 4 000 hats in an exhibition space, one might be forgiven for feeling mad as a hatter. >

The clever use of illustration tells an enticing story about the art of music. >

Text and type everywhere! Ryo Shimizu’s CNJPUS TEXT installation adapts Chinese characters for a hybrid typography. >

Discover your inner gastronomist, with a little help from Designgoat’s Eating Objects. >

What if wearing a cocktail dress really meant having cocktails on tap? The DareDroid does this, but only after you agree to play with it. >