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The interview with Nando’s co-founder Robbie Brozin ranked double extra hot as the most read story this week. >

If you've missed out on booking for Design Indaba Conference there is still a chance to attend the Simulcast in Cape Town, Joburg, Durban, PE or Potchefstroom. >

Sunday Times features Design Indaba's Most Beautiful Objects In South Africa. >

In a world where sustainability is high on the agenda, Carmen Hijosa is looking to pineapples as the future of textiles. >

Cape Talk Bruce Whitfield interviews Design Indaba creator, Ravi Naidoo. >

Nostalgic over a little boy and his stuffed tiger, readers were intrigued to know what happened to Bill Watterson and his cartoon, "Calvin & Hobbes". >

Get a headstart on 2016 trends in garments, textiles and colour – as envisioned by trend guru Li Edelkoort – at her upcoming seminar in Cape Town and Joburg. >

In an industrial part of Amsterdam the locals refer to as "Noord", 16 grounded houseboats now dot a former shipyard: tricky architectural brief, magical space. >

Xanita is ahead of the game with its cradle-to-cradle designed X-board that is strong, multi-purpose and endlessly recyclable. >

Yoni Bloch is a triple threat for the technological age: a modern storyteller, a hit-making rock star/producer and a pretty funny interview. >

Two South African entrepreneur-fathers are adapting a Finnish design to help low-income mothers look after their newborns. >

Performance artist Celeste Theron, wearing a crown of plastic bottles and making her way La Dolce Vita-style into a river, intrigued readers this week. >

Embody Ortho is just one example of how designers are on the front line of medical innovation. >

Former scientist and current creator of a "cultural universe" of fashion brands, Shubhankar Ray returns to speak at Design Indaba after an 11-year hiatus. >

Forty young designers, five days of pure inspiration and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >

How far will we go to alter our bodies, nature and the universe? These five design projects ask questions about our future. >

Some unveiled major new designs, others recapped their careers in easy-to-digest lessons. Watch the designers featured in our 10 most popular videos from 2014. >

"The Imaginary App", edited by DJ Spooky and Svitlana Matviyenko, explores the ubiquity of apps and how they have seaped into our culture. >

Kosheek Sewchurran looks at how design thinking has been used to pioneer change in the business world. Can it do the same for the City of Cape Town? >

Our hypermobile world demands new designs that can help us feel at home in our ever-changing environment, says Teresa Palmieri. >

The question of what design thinking can do for Africa piqued readers' interest this week. >

Danielle Arets and Thijs van Son report on the Dutch city of Eindhoven's shift to change its political machinations with the input of designers. >

It's time for aesthetics to reconsider the role of disgust as an emotion, says Design Academy Eindhoven graduate Merel Witteman. >

Instead of waiting for roads to be built designers are finding their own ways to overcome the continent's challenges, says Matthias Reichwald. >

French designer Alix Gallet has a bag of tricks to fool biometric recognition technology. >