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The Design Museum in London hosted a Jonathan Barnbrook retrospective in conjunction with...

Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien, talk about layering, craft and storytelling in their creative collaboration.

“Designers cannot get closer to people than to make a design that becomes part of the body,” says Dutch food designer Marije Vogelzang.

When “The Soviet Union Forever” was replaced with “Always Coca-Cola”, Czech designer Maxim Velcovsky turned to design as social critique.

The case for designers to tackle the challenges of environmentalism, posed by Valerie Casey of frog design.

Even superficial changes to the production, material, care methods and end-of-life scenario of fashion do have environmental benefit.

Yves Béhar explains that usefulness and functionality are not the same thing.

The visual icon of a bright idea, one of the most prevalent modern inventions, Thomas Edison’s lightbulb is long overdue for a makeover.

Ryan Frank is repurposing the debris of the urban ocean into quirky eco-sensitive furniture.

Design Indaba’s 10 x 10 Housing Project has challenged 10 architectural teams to provide innovative and dynamic design solutions for the low-cost housing sector

"If the world were to play a match on Mars what colours would we be wearing?" ask Grid in their vision for the 2010 Fanfests.