Search Design Indaba

Cape Town-based Leg Studios launches a range of decor products inspired by nomadic African patterns. >

What is the value of advertising awards to agencies? Do they have value outside of the industry? Four agency heavyweights share their thoughts. >

The cheap "China bag" has become a symbol of migration in Africa – and a popular material for artists and designers to reimagine. >

The four winners of Grand Prix awards at this weekend's Loeries celebrated real-life, digital, print and radio. >

British design consultant Kathy Shenoy launches Africa Calling, a platform to bridge the divide between makers from the UK and Africa. >

Stories about London Design Festival 2014, which closes this Sunday, proved popular with our readers this week. >

London-based creative director Jon Daniel shares the story behind his Design Week column on designers of African descent. >

We go in search of all things Africa at the London Design Festival. Here are our highlights. >

The Cape Town-based ceramicist's latest range experiments with retaining the softness of wet clay. >

The complex quadrangles and shifting shapes of this new design signal a change of direction for the internationally acclaimed South African lighting brand. >

Amanda du Plessis's latest textile designs take a nostalgic trip to the Cape, circa 1781. >

For architecture agency Beyond Entropy Africa, Luanda is a kind of muse inspiring bold, creative solutions to regional urban problems. >

Nigerian-born Ifeanyi Oganwu is a rising design talent who creates highly engineered, sculptural furniture. >

This Track of the Week is a melancholic but melodic reflection on the social conditions in Cameroon. >

Design Indaba is unearthing the next wave of design talent from across Africa in its second installment of Africa Is Now. >

Wiid Design's new bar stool brings together two unlikely materials – cork and concrete. >

The upcoming LagosPhoto Festival highlights photography that imagines alternative African realities and obscures the medium's role as truth-teller. >

Cheeky, bouncy and bold – here's a sampling of this prolific Cape Town-based designer's recent work. >

Kenyan-born Naeem Biviji is a rare kind of architect who takes on only small-scale projects and crafts all his furnishings by hand. >

Quazi Design’s new range of homeware is an ambitious departure from its previous focus on jewellery. >

South African and Dutch designers collaborated to create a range of products that experiments with bronze and leather. >

Kristen Malan’s “Halo” headpiece wins the AngloGold Ashanti AuDITIONS gold jewellery design competition. >

Dokter and Misses are on a collab kick – this time with renowned felt artist Ronel Jordaan. >

In Senegal’s capital, a collective of creative activists called Les Petites Pierres is taking back the city for the sake of art. >

The recent UIA2014 conference in Durban presented an opportunity to discuss the priorities for architects in Africa, writes Sean O'Toole. >