Gretha Oost had an epiphany moment in 2012 and decided to rid the world of plastic water bottle pollution. It’s taken five years but, using art and design to inspire social and behavioral change, she has finally launched her first Art Fountain with the help of Zip Water.
An architect’s life is one of calculation, certainty, mathematics, and cold hard facts presented in a black and white manner. They don’t believe in coincidences – or do they?
The first 21 artists whose work will feature in the 21st Biennale of Sydney (2018) have been announced. A year out and we can hardly wait.
In Habitus #35 Kacey Devlin takes the principals of architecture, consciously or otherwise, and applies them to her eponymous fashion label. She teaches us that – as you should with all highly designed, highly crafted pieces – you invest in something, you take care of it, and you keep it.
Habitus #35 has hit newsstands, Stephen Todd has revamped our feature section turning it into In Habitus Veritas, and Don Cameron – who headlines the feature – graces our cover.
New York-founded, Hong Kong-based Lim + Lu have brought their distinctive east-meets-west design style to a new café–restaurant on the central district in Hong Kong.
Cross-disciplinary collaboration in the arts sector brings Australian audiences FASTER, an enigmatic, contemporary triple bill with a set design by Kelvin Ho.
A new Sydney showroom under a new guise – StylecraftHOME – caters to the residential and commercial sector, and answers to Australian design as well as international brands.
Across all industries – fashion, furniture, interior and architecture – Australian Design deserves a round of applause: we’re seeing artistic beings exhibit their creative flair against long-lasting success.
Don’t get comfortable because nothing lasts forever, right? Maybe. But the residents of this home weren’t having a bar of it. Instead they had their home change with them.
PLAYA by Lucy Folk has landed in Sydney. Just streets back from Bondi’s iconic shoreline the new space comes at the hands of friend and interior designer – and Habitus cover star – Tamsin Johnson.
It’s mass produced, it’s global, it’s on-trend and it’s inexpensive. Against all odds COS has created something wonderful and in it there’s a lesson for us all.