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Jasper Morrison has evolved from semi-industrial mixed components to a fresh appreciation of timeless or "super-normal" classics. >

Four internationally renowned speakers at the Design Indaba 2007 share Dutch roots and an eye for design. >

Paul Priestman's divine designs include super trains, gigantic aeroplanes and even a humble kitchen knife block. >

Both valuable and useful, the collectable creations of French product designer Matali Crasset are climbing their way into design history. >

Well-known anthropologist and author, Marc Augé writes about why Matali Crasset's work is hard to define in words. >

Award-winning duo Birsel+Seck also happen to design their lives together. >

The talents of the Indian-born, Amsterdam-based product designer Satyendra Pakhalé migrate happily from one design oasis to the next. >

Richard Seymour and Dick Powell have arguably done more than any of their UK peers to further the cause of good design. >

In the assignment plus ONE minus ONE, the aim was to change one aspect of an existing product. >

Sean O'Toole spoke to Ross Lovegrove about his passion for fluid lines - and sculpture. >

Karim Rashid designs everything – even his own words. Naoto Fukasawa interviews him. >

Sean O'Toole talks to Stefano Giovannoni about his love of pop culture. >

Tokyo-based Naoto Fukasawa is a designer with the innovative design firm IDEO. >