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fuseproject's Talamanca Cocoa project raises awareness about the positive aspects of organic cocoa farming in Costa Rica. >

The four young partners of Fibra Design Sustentável are rethinking our material world. Theirs is no small goal, nor easy task. >

LIV is Danielle Ehrlich's design company. She is passionate about design that is environmentally, culturally and socially sensitive. >

Using discarded junk, each item of Katie Thompson's Recreate range of furniture, lighting and interiors is infused with character. >

Ian Kelynack of Isle of Trees made his Design Indaba Expo debut this year. His sustainable work won him the Most Creative Stand Award. >

Used tarpaulins from trucks have never been as stylish as in Freitag's Fake Snake Collection of limited edition handbags. >

Diallo Design is using design to promote economic development in Mali. And the creations inspire a new perspective on African creativity. >

New Life is an exhibition that challenges viewers to consider the value of the resources behind materials. >

Upcycling has never been as attractive as Coca-Cola is making the versatile 111 Navy Chair®. >

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

From housing solutions and designing for disability to branding and fun, the 2011 Design Indaba Conference had something for everybody. >

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

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

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

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

Droog presents downloadable furniture and accessory design at Milan2011. >

A tyre rubber recycling programme in Marrakesh sees this material being turned into beautiful and useful objects. >

Furniture company Royal Ahrend will be presenting two new projects by Ineke Hans and Yuya Ushida at Ventura Lambrate in Milan. >

Here’s a sneak preview of what the Bouroullec Brothers will be presenting in Milan for Mattiazzi and Vitra. >

PepsiCo have developed the world’s first 100% plant-based, fully renewable PET bottle. >