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The Japanese industrial designer believes successful designs are things we interact with naturally and inevitably, without thinking. >

Our creative cups are constantly being filled, we just need to find ways to tip them over, says Paul Sahre. >

In design, it’s important to experiment and find different ways of looking at your surroundings, Marcel Wanders believes. >

Design brings stories to life, life brings design to a story and a story brings design to life, says the founder of Fuse Project. >

Design is what helps make science accessible, giving it cultural value and aesthetic appeal. >

The global CEO of Wolff Olins offers insights into changing approach to branding in an age where immediacy makes all the difference. >

Nicholas Hlobo explores, through sound and images, the construction of his own sense of understanding about the self, one’s country, family, culture and more. >

The French designer gets candid about their most popular pieces and reveals which designs bombed. >

From Nanjing to New York, fashion designer Han Feng talks about making it big, costume design and Asian influences in Western fashion. >

A Danish delegation spoke at Design Indaba Conference 2014 on designing "like you give a damn". >

ECAL graduate Tomas Kral talks about designing a luxury tea set for his graduation project and integrating craft and industrial design. >

In anticipation of a bumper Design Indaba Expo 2014, we relive some of the highlights of Design Indaba Expo 2013 where 400 exhibitors strutted their stuff. >

Graphic designers Hat-trick talk about the art of mind-tricking, the tickling of minds and the exercising of minds. >