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Edward Chew’s gorgeous lighting designs use recycled Tetra Pak cartons. >

Hungry? Solve a conundrum while waiting for your food to cook! >

A bicycle made of bent plywood, ideal for the urban cyclist. >

The SafetyNet could go a long way to ensuring that plenty of valuable fish remain in the sea. >

Konstantin Grcic’s Champions range of trestle tables takes its cue from sport, where speed, performance and strength is prioritised. >

Here’s a template to create infographics in an instant. >

The Airbus 2050 concept considers the (transparent) future of air travel. >

Vietnamese craft plus Scandinavian design equals bright and vibrant “Superheroes” stools by Glimpt. >

Alessi's flagship shop in Milan, designed by Martí Guixé, is still home to the "Alessi Encyclopaedia". >

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Ready for personalised public transport? Check out the semi-automated Wi-Fly Pod. >

With his vibrant range of ceramics, Ruan Hoffmann is the first South African to exhibit at the Rockefeller Centre in New York. >

“Playground closes at dusk” is Nacho Carbonell’s outdoor installation looking at connections between sense and surrounding. >

The Louis Vuitton Young Arts Project has launched RECreative, an online platform for young creatives to showcase their work. >

Woo-men Plush Toys will be making their debut at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, along with Zapiro and Anton Kannemeyer. >

An exploration of materials and processes, Materiality is Benjamin Hubert’s exhibition of industrial design. >

South African artists at Art 42 Basel explore issues around security and volatile social conditions. >

Dencity, a collaborative exhibition by André Clements and Daniel Hirschmann, explores the city ebb and flow of London and Jo’burg. >

An exhibition at the Pretoria Art Museum celebrates the work of Italian-South African artists. >