Egg Collective’s Latest Exhibition Highlights the Work of Female Designers who are Mothers.Egg Collective’s Mother show intends to challenge gender inequity by highlighting the work of female artists/designers that are also mothers, whose work is making notable contributions to the art and design...
A Deep Dive into Melbourne Design Week 2021 Highlights.Underpinned by three overarching principles—Care, Climate & Community—Melbourne Design Week 2021 presented with plenty of heart, silver linings and provocative ideas aiming to design a better world for everyone—the one that not only...
After Hours at Volker Haug Studio during Melbourne Design Week 2021.Housed at Volker Haug Studio’s converted 1940s warehouse in East Brunswick, and held in conjunction with Melbourne Design Week 2021, After Hours was an exhibition of side projects by local creatives—the work they do when they’re not...
Totems Floor Lamps by Max Enrich at Casa Batlló.Max Enrich’s Totem floor lamps are made of common upholstery foam – an antidote to the noble materials found at Antonio Gaudi’s famed Casa Batlló in Barcelona....
FAINA Follows the Sun in the New Collection.FAINA’s latest collection includes a collection of floor lamps, a set of sconces, a pendant lamp, coffee tables and a bench, with the Sun acting as the leitmotif that unites all the...
Niamh Barry Debuts a Limited-Edition Series of Small Scale Solid Bronze Works.
Dublin-based contemporary artist and light sculptor, Niamh Barry, debuts a limited-edition series of small scale works, comprising sculptural table lamps, pendants and wall lights, which depart from her usual design...
Marcin Rusak’s Botanical Lighting Objects are Made with Real Leaves Encased in Zinc.Inspired by the beauty and impermanence of plants, Marcin Rusak’s unique sculptural objects combine metal and botanical elements, in an exploration of timelessness and transformation. Known for his innovative work with plants and the...
Technicolour Dreams: Tribeca Loft by Ryan Lawson.In this floor-through apartment located in an old Tribeca building, in New York City, interior designer Ryan Lawson and furniture dealer Sean Robins faced a big challenge: the lack of natural light. At night, the collection of modernist...
Rubble Workshop’s Debut Hand-chiselled Concrete Light Sculptures.Influenced by monolithic symbolism, natural history and reminiscent of treasured items from antiquity, Rubble’s lamps are hand-made from aerated concrete – it’s structure similar to natural stone, with a heavy textured, pitted...
