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Karim Rashid deconstructs conventional ideas of table and seating concepts to recombine them in a single sinuous object. >

As the puppeteer of 5m-tall puppets, Daniel Popper is expecting to captivate soccer fans with his larger-than-life soccer players. >

If there has ever been a reason to celebrate, the Official Match Ball for the FIFA World Cup 2010 is that very reason. >

In conjunction with the launch of his latest album, The Secret Song, DJ Spooky has launched a DJ-mixing iPhone app of the same name. >

Unplug Design studio in Korea have found a way to combine both aid and fun in one package with the creative design of the Dream Ball. >

Everyone seems willing to jump onboard for Kelly Wainwright’s newest project, even the Reverend Archbishop Desmond Tutu. >

Designer Frank Tjepkema has expanded on earlier concepts of overlapping logos in his new Clockwork Love collection. >

A book must be pretty inspiring to blow your mind out of the back of you head. But then again, they are Biblioteq Books after all. >

Cape Town product development consultancy ...XYZ, scoop three awards at the SABS Design Excellence Awards for mobile baby monitor, SNUZA. >

Muti, by Clinton and Carrick Campbell, is a clothing label that embodies the African heritage and is without a doubt 100% South African. >

The biggest advertising, communication design and experiential media awards in Africa are now accepting entries. >

An hour out of the city you will find the picturesque Waterkloof Estate, an oasis with top class wines and delectable cuisine. >

“What does it mean to be a designer?” asked William Drenttel throughout his reflexive, socially conscious presentation. >

The 2010 Flux Trend Review conference took place recently and identified key business trends emerging from a cross section of industries. >

After over 2 700 entries, the judges of the Spier Contemporary 2010 national art competition have announced the winners. >

“Use what you’ve got,” proclaimed master product designer Tord Boontje in his sensitive, meditative presentation. >

The TOFFIE Popular Culture Festival is a celebration of all that is pop cult right at your doorstep. >

“Is it possible to change people by changing buildings?” - architect Mokena Makeka evoked a higher consciousness around public space. >

Creative director Manabu Mizuno’s presentation offered a gentle, reflective breath of fresh air. >

The Brazilian designer answers the question on everyone's lips at Design Indaba Conference 2010. >

Conny Freyer, Eva Rucki and Sebastien Noel of Troika electrified with their playful and thoroughly executed interaction designs. >

Shy and nervous as Ronan Bouroullec was, his deep-set passion and design integrity endeared him to every Design Indaba Conference delegate. >

Evocative street artist and social activist Faith47 cast a meditative spell on the conference delegates with her exquisitely sensitive work. >

"But Thomas, did it make good toast?" was the unanimous question following Thomas Thwaites's graduate Pecha Kucha presentation at DI2010. >

Maverick design writer, graphic designer and snappy conference MC, Michael Bierut answers DI2010 audience questions. >