Exploring the Barossa
The Barossa is overflowing with history, food, art – and of course – wine. And a stay at The Louise, a newly renovated boutique accommodation, puts you right in the epicentre of the action.
Leaders Of The Pack, Living Edge, Opens In Melbourne
Thursday 27th February was a big night in Melbourne for the architecture and design community, not least because Living Edge Melbourne threw open its doors to their long-awaited new showroom in Richmond.
A Coastal Retreat In Byron Bay
The serenity of New South Wales’ Byron Bay is difficult to ignore – and for Mac Design Studio, this presented an opportunity for residential gold.
Onsa; Welcoming You With Open Arm(rest)s
Sincerely embodying Walter Knoll’s DNA with a classic form and style, the Onsa chair embraces you as you take a seat.
A Bundle Of Joy
Soft, gentle, inviting. The Bundle Sofa makes a compelling argument for why the sofa is the most important piece in your living room.
Twin Townhouses In Melbourne Reveal A Hamburger-Like Plan
The Linardi Townhouse in Collingwood, Melbourne, shows what can be achieved on the smallest of sites. Built vertically over six levels, these twin townhouses are beautifully crafted by designers and owners Jesse and Seada Linardi.
Bringing European Design to Australian Shores
Getting international product is always a challenge. Shrinking local lead times makes the improbable completely impossible, especially if you have a fussy project. So how can we get classic European items into a project in a timely manner? Walter Knoll Australia teaches us how…
With More Softness, More Ease: The Healey
Celebrating 150 years in design, Walter Knoll is synonymous for timeless elegance. Their Healey Lounge continues this legacy.
Is Investing in Classic Design the Answer to Throwaway Culture?
Standing for sensitive connoisseurship and orientation in a world of objects, Walter Knoll is 150 years young.
What Does 150 Years In Design Look Like? A Visual Essay…
1865 – Present; how have the landmark moments in history shaped and defined the development of design? Masters of Luxury, Walter Knoll, recall their 150-year experiences in living design.