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Engage your mind in a beautiful setting at the Franschhoek Literary Festival. >

Architect David Adjaye’s Urban Africa photographic journey is on display at the Design Museum in London until 5 September 2010. >

Tom Price spent time in China, working with different materials, learning new manufacturing techniques and dealing with extreme heat. >

Niels Craens is using old cardboard drinking packages to create beautiful lampshades. One drink, double the fun. >

Design functions for the Centre Rail in the new Mini Countryman and win a trip to the Paris Motor Show. >

Yves Behar and Issey Miyake have sensualised the mystery of time with a new VUE of the future. >

Calling all design students: Can you design the "store of the future" using the Golden Ratio? >

Miniature collapsing chairs, a storytelling time-piece, tea cups full of mechanical storms and a machine that goes off with a bang… >

Tokujin Yoshioka’s Living Crystal Chandelier was grown in a mineral bath mixed with Swarovski crystals. >

Maarten Baas introduces the Analog Digital Clock as one-dollar iPhone app at the 2010 Milan Furniture Fair. >

Nap o'clock? Snack o'clock? Slog o'clock? Martí Guixé's new clocks for Alessi let the user write the time. >

Culinary genius and past Design Indaba speaker, Ferran Adrià will soon swop his apron for a lab coat. >

Internationally renowned designer Neville Brody has been named the new Head of Communication Art and Design at the Royal College of Art. >

The time has come to recognise one of our own as Garth Walker and the Rooke Gallery launch the iJusi Portfolio. >

Africa’s first personal mobile health clinic took first place in the Nokia Africa Calling All Innovators application competition. >

Polish architect could have solved the conflict in Sudan with this design of a water tower skyscraper. >

The Earth Awards are looking for your innovative design solutions for the 21st century. >

Indian advertising agency W+K Delhi have expanded to launch an art gallery, W+K Experience, which aims to make art accessible to everyone. >

Peter Rich’s Mapungubwe Interpretation Centre was recognised as World Building of the Year 2009 at the World Architecture Festival. >

Renowned creatives were asked to customise a pair of Toms Shoes as part of the Art Directors Club’s Designism 4.0 annual forum. >

Never content to be categorised, Thomas Heatherwick has turned his architectural hand to a biomass-fuelled station and created a masterpiece >

Trends are pesky things. They come and go as they please, leaving behind a mixed bag of objects without much use. >

Director of Objectified and Helvetica, Gary Hustwit makes the films that he wants to see but haven't yet been made. >

Inspired by cultural mash-ups and globalisation, Stephen Burks collaborates on a series that explores hybridity in colourful assemblages. >

“Why would an artist risk arrest in order to create?” asked Mark and Sara Schiller of the Wooster Collective. >