Good Things Come From Shared Design Values
In collaboration with Keiji Ashizawa Design and Norm Architects, Karimoku have created a tailormade furniture collection, marking the launch of Karimoku Case Study.
In collaboration with Keiji Ashizawa Design and Norm Architects, Karimoku have created a tailormade furniture collection, marking the launch of Karimoku Case Study.
How has local designer and manufacturer Jardan used its 30-year history to inform the design of Weekend by Jardan, a new collection that embodies what an Australian weekend with the family looks like?
Whether it be woven from wicker, traditionally hand-knotted, or made of rattan and timber, there is something comforting about natural fibres and hand-crafted furniture.
With his retrospective exhibition, In The Scheme Of Things, Nathan Yong continues his twenty year dialogue with Singapore’s design community.
Sydney-based studio, So Watt has mastered the skills of finding a harmonious balance between art and functionality.
Good things take time, attention to detail, technical know-how, and manual skill. This is something that Italian furniture manufacturer, SIPA, has understood, and embraced, since opening their doors in 1974.
Venturing into the furniture design realm, Richards Stanisich launches the Bell Table in collaboration with The Wood Room.
Presenting a relaxed sophistication combined with a subtle masculine appeal, Anaca Studio impresses with their fresh new collection.
For Jonathan Richards, co-founder of design studio Richards Stanisich, Salone del Mobile is an injection of inspiration and reinvigoration of ideas that stays with him for many months after the fact.
For Rob Mills, coming to the Milan Fair is a sourcing exercise, a form of education, and an inimitable place of inspiration. And the invitation extends to much of his team.
Returning to Salone del Mobile Milano for his second time, Brisbane-based architect and co-founder of Hogg&Lamb, Michael Hogg (L), chats to Habitus about his highlights from the world’s largest trade fair.
With a lot of experience and pent up design angst, Matt, Dan and Mark launched m.a.d. at the right time and at the right price.