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Ross Didier, founder of Didier, likes to experiment and collaborates with craftspeople to create furniture adapted to the human body. Ranging from accessible and affordable utilitarian to high-end luxury designs, Didier’s products fit...

A symbol of indoor/ outdoor Australian lifestyle, breeze blocks have an ability to create an ambience in architecture as a constantly changing sculpture via the interplay of light, shadow and surface. Unveiled at the recent Brickworks B20,...

As Australia’s oldest international lighting brand, Rakumba has a strong history of collaborating with established and emerging Australian designers. Led by managing director Michael Murray, this year, despite COVID challenges, the team...

“I feel the synergies with food and lighting can’t be separated”, says Melbourne-based industrial designer Christopher Boots. He was approached by Gaggenau to create a unique lighting display for their Melbourne showroom to coincide...

London-based designer Bethan Gray shares her insight on the importance of nurturing young talent for a better tomorrow while reflecting on her own practice and the journey that’s led her to become one of UK’s most celebrated furniture...

Stockholm-based Note Design Studio introduces Note Editions – a disruptive direct sales platform for a post-design fair world. Built to establish a connection between the studio and their international audience, the platform provides...