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Tom Dixon focuses on geometric shapes for his Design Research Studio's interior design of the Eclectic restaurant in the heart of Paris. >

The Honeycomb by Bjarke Ingels Group will create an environment for work, play and luxury unlike any other resort in the Bahamas. >

David Adjaye has completed the Gwangju River Reading Room, a human rights pavilion in South Korea. >

Karim Rashid's design of the Hap Four apartment block in New York exudes affordable luxury. >

Marcel Wanders has designed a striking vase for Baccarat, made from crystal and marble. >

Nendo takes inspiration from city streets and movement patterns for the design of interiors for the retail spaces of fashion label Theory. >

Bjarke Ingels's Watch Flower promenade structure mimics and draws on the natural process of a growing flower. >

Here is a look at Danish architect Bjarke Ingels's winning proposal for the Axel Springer new media campus in Berlin, Germany. >

Shigeru Ban has created a temporary, mobile pavilion in his signature material, cardboard, for the Abu Dhabi Art Festival. >

Clive Wilkinson, paradigm-defining architect of Googleplex, will speak at Design Indaba 2014. Here he shares insights into his approach to workplace design. >

Design Indaba Conference alumnus Renée Rossouw's Liquorice range was borne of a three-month investigation into African self-decoration and colours. >

Tokujin Yoshioka's interior design for Issey Miyake's new retail outlet is clean, minimalistic and somewhat futuristic. >

Bjarke Ingels Architects (BIG) has been announced the winner of the international competition to design the new Cité du Corps Humain in Montpellier. >

Mathieu Lehanneur has designed a "business playground" for Pullman London St Pancras. >

Bjarke Ingels Group has completed its renovation of the Danish National Maritime Museum, creating a cultural hotspot in the Helsingør region. >

The mandate for Dutch product and interior designer Marcel Wanders was to create “a feeling of celebration” in the Hong Kong Mira Moon Hotel. >

Ineke Hans has designed two furniture collections for the Fogo Island Inn as well as a range of furniture for public use around the island. >

An interactive installation by Jason Bruges Studio brings the natural world into the headquarters of the World Wide Fund for Nature. >

Paul Cocksedge's "The Living Staircase" is more than a means to move from floor to floor. >

Studio Tjep.'s latest project creates a modern performance space uniting function with beauty. >

BIG's 950-974 Market will be a smorgasbord of entertainment options for San Francisco. >

Shigeru Ban has designed a house that allows residents to feel as through they have been removed from the rest of the city. >

With Studio Dror's design for suitcase and bag manufacturer TUMI, on-the-spot monogramming takes the personalised shopping experience to a whole new level. >

South African-born, London-based designer Christopher Jenner is the new creative director of the high-speed European railway service. >

"Colour Installation" highlights Scholten & Baijings' skilful approach in combining artisanal and industrial design. >