Derlot Group, in collaboration with Living Edge, brings the boldly unique furniture collection of Derlot Editions to Australia. A passion stemmed from creating honest and authentic spaces and objects, Derlot Group is driven by the approach of ‘thinking global, acting local,’ and looks beyond the boundaries with this captivatingly vibrant furniture collection.
London-based designer and creative spirit, Adam Nathaniel Furman, has harnessed the subversive, affirmative and joyous powers of cuteness and the unexpectedly queer to bring us the PHaB chairs.
Forget the straight lines and hard edges of minimalist design. Curvaceous shapes, sculptural forms, modular sofas and chunky lounge furniture makes for a room that loves to be lived in.
Following a very warm reception from the international interior design market, boutique Australian furniture designer and maker, Beeline Design, has expanded its Ridge Collection.
“Good design is not only about beautiful shapes. It always has to be clever in the solution of functional questions.” – Jesus Gasca, founder of Stua
In many ways, atmosphere is what makes a house a home. Come home to the soft, soothing atmosphere of sumptuous textiles, subtle palettes, and sensuous forms.
Ahead of an Australian visit from the great grandson of Ercol’s original founder, we learn a little more about Temperature Design and the brand they’ve brought to Australia and New Zealand.
At London Design Festival this year Goldfinger Factory and Arup launched their collaborative collection, Golborne.
Habitus explores the principles of minimalism in furniture design and how to transport the aesthetic from Pinterest boards and Instagram feeds into your real life residential spaces.
Hong Kong architecture firm CL3 and design studio Lim+Lu collaborate to create a collection of furniture that sings to the commercial and community spirit of New York City.
With the opening of Melbourne’s new Tait flagship store – the brand establishes an all new visual and design language for contemporary outdoor living.
In reverence to the beauty of the female ritual, the Alice Spring-based designer draws on her experience travelling across Central Australia to take the top place in the Australian Furniture Design Awards.