Molten Memories by Sarah Roseman.We grow up through layers of material in domestic space. With each discarded material comes another phase in our life as well. What happens to these materials once we’ve moved on? Canadian-born, Netherlands-based designer Sarah Roseman...
Looks like Magic: Textile Clay by Jorge Penadés.Madrid-based designer and materials-alchemist-extraordinaire Jorge Penadés is back with a new material made out of textile waste and starch. His new research-driven project, dubbed Looks like Magic, utilises industrial textile “fluff”...
Wellness From Within: Adytum Spa in Canberra by Pattern Studio.Opening its doors in late 2021 in Canberra, the Adytum Flagship is a spa offering that’s both ambitious and extensive. Designed by Pattern, the 220sqm tenancy features a dedicated retail space and café, as well as spacious individual...
Brodie Neill’s Positive Design for Reimagined Timber.Premiering at London Craft Week, Design Tasmania presents Brodie Neill’s new centrepiece table, ReCoil. Crafted with Hydrowood timber harvested underwater from Tasmania’s lakes, ReCoil expresses a connection to place, time, and...
Finding Beauty in Decay: Unnatural Practice by Marcin Rusak.Making his Milan debut with a bang, Unnatural Practice showcased Marcin Rusak’s most recent works together with archival and “in progress” pieces that inform the studio’s ongoing research. Expertly curated by Federica Sala, this...
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...
Opus Vincula: Mattresses Bound by Charlie White at Melbourne Design Week 2021.Presented at Blackwoods Gallery during MDW21, Charlie White’s Opus Vincula exhibition of experimental furniture uses mattresses found curbside. These discarded objects became the source of polyurethane foam for making furniture and...
Discarded Face Masks Upcycled into Stools by Haneul Kim.South Korean designer Haneul Kim has collected thousands of used disposable face masks from his university campus and recycled them into stackable stools. Dubbed “Stack and Stack (In Pandemic)”, the project hopes to set an example for...
Supernovas Launches 100% Recycled & Recyclable Furniture Collection Designed by Odd Matter.Circular design and lifestyle company Supernovas is launching Afterlife, it's first easy-to-assemble, entirely recyclable furniture line exclusively made from recycled plastic. The collection, designed in collaboration with Dutch design...
