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A new non-profit initiative is empowering local craft and design businesses for commercial success by teaching them valuable skills. >

Heath Nash doesn't need much of an introduction. He makes really beautiful things with recycled materials, and often wonders "but why?". >

Brace yourselves Joburg design lovers. Haldane Martin has opened a showroom in Parktown North. >

A whale design out of Cape Town’s FabLab has wooed the crowds and impressed the judges at an international FabLab conference in Amsterdam. >

The Punkt DP 01 is a funky new phone design by Jasper Morrison for a Swiss consumer electronics band. >

Thomas Heatherwick is the latest recipient of the coveted London Design Medal. >

The Frits Philips Concert Hall in Eindhoven has undergone a transformation: Introducing the music centre of the future! >

Making your life simpler, more organised and just more wonderful. That is what Wendren Milfrod of Wren wants her designs to do. >

Marcelo Rosenbaum's latest collection of furniture, Caruaru, is inspired by one of the oldest cultural fairs in Brazil. >

Creativity knows no bounds and all of that, but this notion really comes to life with ideas for the reuse of the much-loved vuvuzela. >

Nicolas Roope's Plumen is coming to the creative rescue of low energy light bulbs. >

SodaStream is back on the scene. This time around it's eco-friendly and sports a funky Karim Rashid design. >

Strolling through what feels like washing lines, conjures up feelings of being in a rural village while embracing its sensuality. >

Super Design 2010 highlights the synergy between visual arts and design, and features the best in recent innovation. >

A beautiful new collection of tableware by the Bouroullec Brothers emphasises a desire for simplicity in our daily lives. >

Joe Paine's solo exhibition Inside Out showcases a variety of interesting products, suitable for indoors and outdoors. >

The Tramshed Event is hoping to add some international flair to the London Design Festival through a collaborative show. >

Touch and play. It’s that simple to maximise pleasure with Yves Béhar’s new Form 3 vibrator. >

Mind-Sets, a solo exhibition by Ineke Hans, is a look at what happens when a designer sets her mind to it. >

Inga Sempé’s new mirror system allows for a bit of voyeurism, if you will. >

Designers, artists, crafters: It's time to start thinking of the handmade designs you want to submit to the Cape Craft and Design Institute. >

A collection of furniture by a Korean designer considers aspects of time, evolution and surrealism. >

A solar-powered streetlight project in Cambodia is helping to improve the country's image. >

The launch of the Tom Dixon Shop during the London Design Festival is definitely a highlight on the 2010 design calendar. >

Inspired by a variety of daily events, spiritual experiences and nature, Eve Collett's creativity manifests in gorgeous furniture designs. >