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Maarten Baas and Christien Meindertsma have known each other since their Design Academy Eindhoven student days. >

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

Bianca Chang’s beautiful works of paper art are inspired by the simplicity of tone-on-tone signage and the shadows of 3D letterforms. >

Funky and multi-functional, the Sit In range of stools has a lovely "local is lekker" feel to them. >

Elisa Strozyk's Accordion Cabinet and Wooden Textiles point to the possibilities of wood as a very flexible material. >

“Cocoon” was the abstract theme of a glass vase installation by Nendo at the Milan Furniture Fair recently. >

South African fashion designer Gavin Rajah has launched a gorgeous home ware collection. >

Buyers and visitors from all corners of the world were impressed by the ceramic designs of Zizamele Ceramics at Design Indaba Expo. >

For Umcebo Design the Design Indaba Expo floor was the perfect place to network and connect with the right people >

Design Indaba Expo visitors couldn't get enough of the crafts sold at The Fringe Arts stand. It's so uniquely African-inspired. >

Li Edelkoort presents the future of textiles in a student exhibition at Ventura Lambrate and a professional exhibition at Gianfranco Ferre. >

Enjoy a creative retail experience at the Designer Maker Artisan Market at Freeworld Design Centre on the Cape Town Fanwalk. >

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. >

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

An ancient European craft skill is being practiced in Cape Town, empowering people along the way. >

A Russian design duo reminds us that paper miniatures are people too. >

"Robot Artists" are part of the South African cultural landscape and now a new website, African Cartel, offers them a more formal platform. >

With the support of the Brazilian government, Paula Dib of Transforma Design is tackling pressing social and environmental issues. >

The debates and ideas that capture Hylton Nel's imagination all manifest in his work in some way. >

unPolished at Ventura Lambrate during the Milan Furniture Fair features the original work of young Polish designers and design groups. >

At the Milan Furniture Fair Yii Design explores the synergy between craft and design on the streets of Taiwan. >