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A wearable sleeve helps those with neuromuscular diagnoses gain mobility. >

Striking murals across Cape Town ask viewers to consider the ocean. >

The 2023 James Dyson Award winners have been announced. >

An immersive exhibition five metres underground opens in the Western Cape >

From headscarves to stadium seats, Crafted Liberation is a cry for gender equality in Iran. >

A daycare centre in Japan plays a unique community role. >

This store makes consumers rethink the concept of ‘product’. >

A repurposed smartphone becomes a wildfire detection system. >

The Vox Aeris speaker also cleans indoor air. >

Anish Kapoor’s latest exhibition displays the artist’s lifelong interest in materiality. >

Here are some of the most-anticipated design events and exhibitions of 2023. >

Iconic furniture design studio Herman Miller collaborated with Danish design brand HAY on a collection that reimagines the classic Eames collection. >

Austrian industrial design company Salz tackles water heating in emerging markets with a solar water heater. >

Postgraduate students at the Royal College of Art created Dotplot – a handheld device that helps monitor at-home breast checks. >

Applications to participate in the Design Indaba Emerging Creatives Class of 2023 are now open! >

A Tunisian startup has designed a machine that can create drinkable water from thin air >

Recent graduate Archie Read designed an off-grid, ‘flushable’ toilet that aims to provide a dignified solution to unsafe sanitary conditions >

A floating wire sculpture in Prague is an ode to Ukrainian mothers >

Stefano Boeri x Timberland have created a multisensory installation to bring the scents and sensations of being in a forest into an urban waterway >

An Instagram design campaign from the global creative community is showing support for Ukraine >

Design Indaba Alumnus Luba Lukova’s poster portfolio is a call to action >

Queerness and environmentalism are central to the work of Luke Rudman >

adidas and fashion designer Rich Mnisi unveil sizzling performance wear >

Exploring how the built environment might respond to the harsh conditions of climate change. >

Driving a car powered by discarded wood, across forgotten parts of Germany, is performance art with a difference. >