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An ingenious plug design shows that the best designs are those that are the most simple and functional. >

Alejandro Aravena, Tokujin Yoshioko, Patricia Urquiola, Marcel Wanders, Thomas Heatherwick and François Azambourg take a seat. >

Orgafile is not another boring storage solution. It's as much fun as playing with Lego blocks and has won the coveted Red Dot Award. >

The result of the D-VISION industrial design graduate programme in Israel, the Still Lamp is powered by the juice of tomatoes. >

The Bouroullec Brothers' latest exhibition combines the functionality and magic of industrial design. >

“Pussy, Ass & Dick.” To most people these words are inappropriate and vulgar, their use impermissible in society. Arik Levy challenges that. >

Targeting the claim that applying a condom “kills the vibe”, 4secs:condoms were designed by Roelf Mulder of ...XYZ design. >

Shy and nervous as Ronan Bouroullec was, his deep-set passion and design integrity endeared him to every Design Indaba Conference delegate. >

Aside from professionals, Design Indaba has become a veritable student Mecca, attracting graduates and learners from around the world. >

The first Design Indaba Film Festival, at the Labia from 19 February to 4 March, includes Eames Demetrios, Gary Hustwit and Doug Pray. >

Design heavyweights Terence Conran and Stephen Bayley come together to beautifully package and present this 300-page design encyclopaedia. >

An unabated festival of South African creativity will explode from 26 to 28 February 2010 at the CTICC. >

“Pure design proposes a cocktail of sensations,” reads the introduction to Pure Design: Objects of Desire, published by Monsa. >

South African product designers are invited to submit entries for the 2008 SABS Design Excellence Awards. >

At Tokyo Design Week PearsonLloyd, the design studio founded by Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson, presented two new ranges. >

Leading creative thinkers will converge at the Design Indaba Conference from Wednesday 27 February to Friday 29 February, 2008. >

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