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Emilie Baltz designs tools and eating experiences that surprise and delight – and make you rethink your relationship to food. >

Cajsa Carlson catches up with the English artist at this year's Design Indaba for an inside look at his open-minded approach. >

Dutch author Anne van der Zwaag hopes her new book will help businesses and governments see the power of design to address key challenges facing the world. >

Porky Hefer is expanding his interest in sustainable design by building a house. Just don't ask him for elevation plans. >

In the company of Michael Wolff, it is hard to believe you are in the presence of someone about to turn 80. >

Sometimes you need to shout, other times you need to talk. But you’ve always got to walk the talk, Jens Martin Skibsted believes. >

John Bielenberg thinks wrong. And he's changing the world, one design project at a time. Design Indaba chats to this mastermind about his creative progeny. >

Designer Amy Franceschini tells Design Indaba how to turn a keyboard into a pitchfork. >

Starchitect Cameron Sinclair has been recognised as a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum. >

Named as the 2006 Elle Decoration South Africa Designer of the Year, Heath Nash excels at making treasures from trash. >