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An alarm clock designed by Jasper Morrison is the latest edition to the Punkt family. Welcome the Punkt AC 01 in black, red and white. >

For Umcebo Design the Design Indaba Expo floor was the perfect place to network and connect with the right people >

At the Milan Furniture Fair Patricia Urquiola presented a couch, chair and vases for Kartell. >

Big sales, bold and beautiful women and a breath of fresh air. That was the Design Indaba Expo experience for Hobo Jewellery & Accessories. >

My First Office and My Zoo are two designs by Martí Guixé for the Magis Me Too collection. >

Design Indaba Expo visitors couldn't get enough of the crafts sold at The Fringe Arts stand. It's so uniquely African-inspired. >

Konstantin Grcic's various seating designs all have two things in common: comfort and quality materials. >

A Swedish design collective have envisioned a new, all inclusive, interpretation of the traditional chess game. >

Recreate's selection of gorgeously upcycled furniture was a key attraction at Design Indaba Expo. >

Versatility is the main characteristic of Ineke Hans’s “My Storage” system designed for Magis. >

First time exhibitors at Design Indaba Expo in 2011, Spilt Milk found a whole new market for their range of classic and feminine designs. >

Only the backrest and arm rests of Nendo’s Transparent Chair appear to be visible, but the seat is still inviting. >

The Karim Sampler exhibition presented some of Karim Rashid’s key works of the past 15 years. >

Marcel Wanders presented two sets of chairs at the Milan Furniture Fair for Magis: The Cyborg and Troy Family. >

The Cape Town Fashion Council has appointed a new CEO. Bryan Ramkilawan believes in an inclusive approach. >

The DIXIV microsite created by The Jupiter Drawing Room and Gloo Design for the Design Indaba campaign has been awarded. >

Rough & Ready is an experimental range of furniture inspired by explorations of the unpredictable. >

For the "Edra in Wonderland" collection the Campana Brothers pushed the limits of materials to realise some unique creations. >

Thirteen years after opening, the Issey Miyake store in New York has been given a makeover by Clouds Architecture Office. >

ECAL students designed a new range of desk and office objects for Alessi, which was presented at the Milan Furniture Fair. >

With the Milan Furniture Fair done and dusted here's a peak at what Tokujin Yoshioka's installation looked like. >

A new crowdsourcing site aims to create more opportunities for local designers. >

Geography of Somewhere is an exhibition which comes from the city but is not of the city. >

Japanese company Wasara presents sustainable, single use paper tableware. And it’s rather stylish. >

The Serendiptichord is an exploration of the creative possibilities of wearable computing. >