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Hella Jongerius’s two new rug designs will give handmade enthusiasts a reason to celebrate. >

Cape Town watercolour artist and designer Euodia Roets talks about her pamper boutique brand Touchee Feelee. >

This Spanish designer creates a wall clock that forces people to slow down. >

As Milan Design Week draws to an end, we look back at ten new designs that made an impression. >

“Liveability” seems to be a common thread among the designs on show at Milan Design Week 2015. >

The Amsterdam-based designer’s new extendable glass table for FIAM and contemporary corseted chair for Poltrona Frau. >

The ever-playful French designer deconstructs the sofa into an endlessly adjustable seating system. >

The Brick lamp by New York City-based HCWD Studio turns on with no power switch or control panel. >

A Dutch design collective has come up with a fun way to make festival-goers more conscious of their rubbish. >

A mix-and-match sofa-cum-daybed made of modular geometric elements. >

The tale of a traditional Nigerian fabric called Aso Oke, reinvented in contemporary shoe designs, walked away with the top spot. >

The Japanese designer continues his love affair with all things transparent in this bold but understated range for Glas Italia. >

The duo behind Van Eijk & Van der Lubbe may be partners in business and love, but their creative differences also fuel their work. >

These wool and silk rugs are handmade in Nepal from patterns drawn by French designer Florian Pretet. >

The latest light by the Copenhagen design studio is a modern-day take on a portable lantern. >

These designers and creatives embrace their inner child to keep their creativity alive and kicking in their work. >

The top feature this week told the story of a young designer following the trail of his Zulu roots. >

Ayse Yesim Eröktem works with craftsmen from Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar to give traditional Turkish designs a contemporary twist. >

Axo’s Muse light blooms with a distinctive colourful luminosity. >

Roadless wheels designed by RCA graduate aim to help African farmers transport goods from remote villages. >

Czech designer Lucie Koldova designs an elegant desk for Křehký set to be unveiled at Salone del Mobile 2015. >

This quirky cabinet delivers an invigorating bolt of saffron sunshine. >

ECAL Master’s graduate Hongchao Wang creates a series of abstract store window displays for luxury French brand Hermés. >

The evolution of Siyanda Mbele’s Pinda table is the story of his growth as a designer finding a place for traditional African aesthetics in contemporary design. >

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