Objects
Objects
With the line between work life and home life increasingly blurring, shifts in design are inevitable. In order to cater to a society that regularly works from home, Charles Wilson has designed a table for Herman Miller that keeps all your cables and paperwork hidden discreetly below the dining table for when the dinner bell rings.
At first glance, Justin Hutchinson’s new RAFT collection appears decidedly too ‘casual Friday’ for the corporate environment.
Amid the bustle of the office, there are still times when peace and quiet is called for - especially as we ease back into work in 2016. Luckily, all it takes is some clever thinking around privacy and screening to create a mini hub for creativity and concentration.
Few designers transition between the world of design and art with the grace of Tokujin Yoshioka.
Sharnie Shield looks at modern approaches to traditional weaving practices, creating an exciting new array of visual dynamics in the art and design world.
Quattro Zero redefines the essence of lightness in the bathroom. Utilising the premium Italian composite material Ceramilux, Falper have been able to achieve a collection with extraordinarily considered detail.
In today’s hospitality projects, drainage is often the forgotten workhorse of the building and design function.
Covered under internationally-recognised forestry standards and sourced from the icy waters of Tasmania's Lake Pieman, Hydrowood is a certified product with a unique story to tell.
The TomTom letterbox takes its inspiration from the Australian suburban landscape, adding an injection of personality to the contemporary home entrance.
The cylindrical brass that makes up the Adamas Pendant Light features textural juxtapositions that combine with raw tones for a lighting fixture sure to garner attention.
Championed by architect and designer Le Corbusier, Gras lamps have brought light to offices and homes alike since 1911 with their ergonomic and clean design.
Need some quality speakers to blast those Christmas carols from? Look no further. SONOS PLAY:1 are the all-in-one smart speakers that wirelessly stream music throughout your home from Android or Apple devices.
There’s a world of music out there. And the SoundTouch 10 wireless music system is the easiest way to start playing it throughout your home.
The Jaguar adjustable desk lamp from Weylandts is one of this season’s most in-demand objects. Perfectly sized for a desk or table, its pivoting shade and sleek modern design add a spot of style to any office or living room.
New among the ever-expanding range of outdoor furniture to grace the Obodo showroom is the Maiori suite of offerings. Boasting café style collections such as Mica and Stipa (robust takes on Mediterranean rattan), it is, however, the two designer ranges by Christophe Pillet and Normal Studio that set this offering apart.
In contrast with ubiquitous high-shine accessories, shine-free fixtures and finishes exude a subtle tactility and pared back luxury – particularly in wet areas; where glazed porcelain, mirrors and polished chrome have long been the standard.
Prostoria is the new addition to an already large group of stellar brands available at Stylecraft.
We catch up with inaugural AFDA winner Seaton McKeon during his visit to Melbourne, after his first meeting with Tony Russell, brand director at Stylecraft, to discuss their upcoming collaboration.
Forma 5 have released several cutting-edge chairs - including the Kool Chair, the Tom Chair and Nanta Sled and Swivel Chairs - through Workspace Commercial Furniture.
Australian LED technology company Brightgreen introduces the latest addition to its range of premium Tru-Colour interior lights.
“Why would you want wood to look uniform?” asks innovative furniture maker Sebastian Cox, collaborating with emerging sculptor Laura Ellen Bacon to create an architectural sculpture that challenges preconceived limitations of timber usage.
This year's Fringe Furniture event – the longest-running event in the annual Melbourne Fringe Festival – invites its audience to look ‘Between The Lines’.
Gaggenau are a leading German domestic appliance company who attribute their continued success to creating “clear design language paired with function and innovation.” Their 200 and 400 oven ranges consist of ovens, Combi-microwave and Combi-steam ovens. Fully automatic espresso machines and warming drawers are also available.
Available through Stylecraft, Prostoria, the award-winning design and manufacturing company, brings a certain Mediterranean aesthetic into Australian spaces.
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