Best of Products, People & Brands | 2024 Archive.2024's standout Product, People and Brands celebrate the intersection of artistry and function, with Australian designers making waves alongside international creative voices. From innovative lighting to sculptural furniture, these...
Local Materials Shine in Thomas Maxam’s Expanded Lighting Collection.Thomas Maxam Studio has expanded their Bricks lighting collection, introducing new pieces that build on their successful debut at Melbourne Design Week 2022. The range transforms the familiar suburban brick into refined lighting elements...
A Disruptive Dance of Light and Shadow: La~De~Da Pendant by Nightworks.Nightworks Studio has unveiled a striking pendant light that dances between sculptural art and functional illumination. This latest addition to New Zealand company’s award-winning collection brings a playfulness to architectural spaces...
Muller Van Severen Redefine the Boundaries of Art and Function with Architecturally Inspired Objects.Muller Van Severen’s solo exhibition 'Frames' features over 30 unique works that challenge the boundaries between sculpture and functional objects. Starting from a single plate, each piece is transformed through cutting and folding,...
Articolo Studios Debuts Artist Series with Sculptural Barnacles Collection.Articolo Studios' debut Artist Series, Barnacles, marries artisanal craftsmanship with innovative design. Collaborating with Melbourne artist Emma Davies, these sculptural sconces feature hand-finished metal forms adorned with pressed...
A Family Legacy Reimagined: Max Copolov’s RT Lamp Series.Rich design heritage and Max Copolov’s great-grandfather's architectural legacy serves as the foundation for his RT Lamp Series. The Melbourne-made collection offers an accessible entry point into high-end lighting proving once again...
Articolo’s Rolo Lighting Collection Unites Glamour, Elegance and Modernist Forms.Articolo introduces the Rolo lighting collection, a fusion of glamour, modernist form, and timeless elegance, particularly 1980s Milanese design. The forms are bold, fluid, and geometric, creating a timeless and simplistic beauty. The...
Lighting Up Sydney: Nook Collections Opens Doors to its First Showroom in Surry Hills.Australian lighting retailer Nook Collections has opened its first showroom in a historic building on Cleveland Street in Sydney's Surry Hills. The space plays with personality within a muted palette, creating harmony between product and...
Ross Gardam Takes Over a Brutalist Space to Present Latest Editions & Luminaires Collection.Melbourne-based industrial designer Ross Gardam takes over a brutalist space ‘under construction’ to present the studio's latest editioned pieces and new collection of luminaires. The pieces adorn the distressed concrete architecture,...
