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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. >

Check out the Cyclehoop, an innovative solution for safe bicycle parking. >

Hat-trick have designed a range of postage stamps for the Royal Mail, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Royal Shakespeare Company. >

A new collective of global creativity, Unknown Union, recently launched in Cape Town. >

Marcel Wanders's Dressed range of cutlery and crockery for Alessi manages to be minimalist and gorgeously ornate at the same time. >

Jaime Hayón has added new pieces to his first complete range of furniture for luxury brand Sé. >

Check out Safe Spaces Initiative, a grassroots public art and education campaign creating safe spaces for girls and women. >

Jasper Morrison curates an exhibtion of iconic Danish designs. >

An exhibition space designed by Maxim Velčovský pays tribute to Finnish designer Alvar Aalto. >

Dream Factories at the Milan Furniture Fair looks to the people, ideas and paradoxes of Italian design. >

Li Edelkoort presents the future of textiles in a student exhibition at Ventura Lambrate and a professional exhibition at Gianfranco Ferre. >

Enjoy a creative retail experience at the Designer Maker Artisan Market at Freeworld Design Centre on the Cape Town Fanwalk. >

Story Vases serve as a form of individual documentation of the daily lives of women in a rural village in KwaZulu-Natal. >

Students from Bezalel, Royal College of Arts and Central St Martins show how to push the parameters of materials at Ventura Lambrate. >

Poet, essayist, academic and teacher Stephen Watson has sadly passed away. >

In case you missed it, here's a look at the gorgeous designs Haldane Martin launched at Design Indaba Expo. >

A new design award recognises the importance of socially responsible design, in honour of designer and educator Victor J Papanek. >

BarberOsgerby's new table and chair will be presented at the Milan Furniture Fair. >

A poster campaign draws attention to the importance of buying and eating local food. >

Nendo's "Bamboo Steel Chair" uses bamboo handicraft techniques but manages to create a hard metal sense of pilancy. >

Here’s a fairytale dress made with the pages of gorgeous fairytale books. >

Matali Crasset’s Double Side table/seat is great for both work and play. Check it out at Milan2011. >