Design Win Pantone iPhone covers Design January 24, 2012 Win Pantone iPhone covers Everybody has their favourite Pantone colour — whether it’s the fresh-egg-yolk Yellow C or the concrete-in-midwinter 418 Grey, there’s a colour swatch to render any conceivable object, and express every personality, mood and emotion. Full Article
Design Sonskyn in ’n bottel Design January 23, 2012 Sonskyn in ’n bottel Consol-glas het met ’n vindingryke plan vorendag gekom om sonlig te bottel. Die Consol Solar Jar is ’n alternatiewe ligbron wat sonkragpanele en LED-ligte gebruik. Full Article
Design The future of glass Design January 18, 2012 The future of glass Can you imagine organising your daily schedule with a few touches on your bathroom mirror? Chatting with faraway relatives through interactive video on your kitchen counter? Reading a classic novel on a wisp-thin piece of flexible glass? Full Article
Design VISI wins again Design January 18, 2012 VISI wins again Rounding out VISI’s impressive list of awards in 2011, is a Gold Ozzie Award in the category Best Overall Design for a consumer magazine with a circulation under 250 000. Full Article
Design New mag from The President Design January 17, 2012 New mag from The President The President design studio is launching a new magazine title in April. Entitled Paris — Fading like a Childhood Memory, this offering is a visual lifestyle publication that reflects current trends from the southern hemisphere. Full Article
Design NAIAS 2012 in review Design January 16, 2012 NAIAS 2012 in review The North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), held annually in Detroit, is one of the planet’s largest car expos and consequently a veritable petrol-head mecca. Full Article
Design Bottled sunshine Design January 12, 2012 Bottled sunshine Consol glass has come up with an ingenious way to bottle sunlight. The Consol Solar Jar is an alternative light supply that makes use of solar panels and LED lights. Full Article
Design Michael Chandler Design January 12, 2012 Michael Chandler “I design highlights,” says Cape Town designer Michael Chandler. This twenty-something has a portfolio of work as diverse as the country that inspires him. Full Article
