We uncover the story behind the designs coming out of Australia, New Zealand and the Asia Pacific. Every collection has more to say than what’s immediately on offer: from inspiration and material selection, to the chain of production, it’s all here on Habitus Living.
Sink your teeth into the latest kitchen trends as designers unveil statement island benches that redefine traditional spaces. These eye-catching features marry functionality with artistic flair, transforming mundane kitchens into focal points that characterise the room.
Designers are leveraging how the natural environment incorporates diverse elements such as lighting, colour and textures to design a sensory experience tailored to the individual needs of its occupants in the bedroom – by immersing bedrooms in nature.
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Known for iconic designs like Hiroshima Armchair or SANAA Rabbit Chair, Maruni masterfully reinterprets Japanese design heritage for a global audience and contemporary context.
MONOCOT’s refresh of this conservation flat includes a new courtyard, an open plan and Mid-Century Modern vibes.
“An overriding concern has been a return, again and again, to thinking about the human condition – the craziness we all face in our individual and collective struggles, in attempting to hold our lives together in some meaningful way," says the artist Brent Harris, reflecting on his retrospective show.
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The Italian brand’s creation combines comfort and creativity in one striking piece.
A Singapore designer makes the most of this small home by reorganising the plan and selecting multipurpose furniture.
Your external environment mirrors the energy aligned with your inner dialogue at Rive Roshan’s first solo exhibition in Australia, ‘Internal Reflection.’ Hosted at Gallery Sally Dan Cuthbert from February through March.
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These four pieces combine materiality and craftsmanship to create a collection unlike any other
