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It's almost hard to believe that something made of corrugated cardboard can look this good... >

High-end fashion and couture experienced as drawings and illustrations evoke a unique understanding of style. >

Women on bicycles, armed with a netbook and medical supplies, are helping to improve the lives of many people in rural Bangladesh. >

Pieter Hugo's latest solo exhibition explores the connection between third world poverty and first world electronic waste. >

Stylish, silent, sexy, Italian and great for shopping. The Shoppy Bike sounds like many a stylista's dream... >

The winners of the 2010 Dutch Design Awards were announced in Eindhoven in the Netherlands earlier this evening. >

On Earth as it is in Heaven is an exhibition of Conrad Botes's grappling with primal urges at the root of suffering. >

Living Architecture is part social experiment, part democratising luxury. Either way, it’s an interesting concept. >

Faith47’s latest project, a mural in the Cape Town CBD, is a tribute to those people pushed to the fringes, sometimes in our own backyard. >

Hella Jongerius's first retrospective exhibition, Misfits explores notions of innovation versus standardisation. >

One man's junk is another’s treasure. Add creative flair and you’ve got some masterfully reinvented interior objects. >

A new mega structure in Seoul, South Korea, is more than just a bridge... It generates its own power. >

Karim Rashid’s latest project is a sex toy boutique. His characteristically funky style works particularly well in this loving space. >

Invisible by day, highly visible and effective when bicycling at night... It's not just any tie, it's the Retroreflector Tie. >

In 2009 some 43 million people were assigned refugee status. Justin Kim is exploring ways of using design to make their lives bearable. >

Forget nasty pesticides and the old wives tales of how to get rid of flies. Use the sustainable Anti-Fly Sphere 2.0 instead. >

There must be some deep-seated primal need that is satisfied with curling up in one of these super snuggly Cocoon armchairs. >

The work of art in which Jonathan Barnbrook lives is called planet Earth, and it injects him with life energy. >

fuseproject's GE Wattstation is now available for residential and private company use. >

We were interested to learn that the Sideways Bike is not just for clowns, magicians and the double-jointed. >

Matali Crasset's new designs for Domeau & Pérès are pretty, fun and carry subliminal messages. >

It makes the medicine go down in a delightful way but sugar also has an interesting heritage, as explored in a new design installation. >

It might be all in the mind, but sitting on a pretty saddle will definitely make cycling for exercise (or pleasure) more fun. >

Trib-e is a new online community established to advance creativity and innovation across various disciplines. >

Designers are the catalysts that make a sustainable future possible, it's probably because they take "No kak!". >