Naomi Taplin’s Studio Enti creates beautiful handmade ceramic lights We look at the inner workings of the local production that goes into Studio Enti’s new ceramic architectural lighting range.
Olive Gill-Hille crafts infinity and intimacy in wood Functional artist Olive Gill-Hille transforms timber remnants into exquisite forms of art; where a respectful approach ensures the material remains as visible as the artists’ hand. Her second solo exhibition – Asymptote – is on now at Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert, Sydney.
Behind the lens with Anne Stroud “It was a photograph of the Barcelona Pavilion that I found in my high school library that really drew me to architecture and design.” Sydney and Canberra-based architecture photographer Anne Stroud shares her journey into the profession, as well as the ins and outs on shoot, the gear she never does without and the inspirations that have stuck.
Emma Rolls on creating Emro Designs as a platform for First Nations art Emro Designs, an Aboriginal-owned homewares enterprise, is reshaping interiors with an infusion of contemporary Aboriginal art, curated under the careful eye of its founder, Emma Rolls.
“It’s about being correct to context”: An afternoon with Bethan Laura Wood The British designer and recipient of the NGV X MECCA 2023 Women In Design commission contemplates design history, contemporary craftsmanship and global influences.
The Habitus Tastemaker’s Guide with Abound Studio As avid travellers and the creative minds behind design strategy studio Abound Studio – James and Alison Huntly are the perfect people to share their favourites places to shop, eat and stay. Discover their top picks both in Perth and around the world; all with an eye to design.
“I want to allow nature to design the building”: Meet Tokyo-based architect, Hiroshi Nakamura Hiroshi Nakamura is doing some of the most interesting work on the contemporary Japanese architectural scene. From residential to retail and urban to rural, his practice is one to keep an eye on for observers in Australia and elsewhere.
Kwangho Lee on the value of making and material exploration Korean artist and designer Kwangho Lee is renowned for making furniture and objects that are equal parts art and design. In Australia for Sydney Design Week, he sat down for an exclusive interview with Habitus editor Aleesha Callahan.
Luca Lettieri bridges design, art and making Luca Lettieri is an artist and designer who’s career first started in furniture making. We chat with the multi-disciplinary creative about life and work and a new direction of collectible design that his pieces bridge.
3 young artists exploring memory, light and colour Showing as part of Sydney Contemporary 2023, Sophie Gannon Gallery will present the work of three rising stars in the art world – each very different explorations in practice yet unified by universal themes.
Behind the lens with Shannon McGrath – INDE.Awards 2023 winner Through the eye of the camera, the story of a home can be told in the images of the photographer and the winner of The Photographer – Residential category at the 2023 INDE.Awards leaves the door wide open!
Meet the speakers that you’ll be hearing from at Saturday Indesign Get ready to hear from design’s best and brightest.
Sculptural vernacular: New Zealand architect Bergendy Cooke in Marrakech New Zealand architect Bergendy Cooke has worked around the world. Currently based in Barcelona, with a team in New Zealand, her practice recently led a boutique, hybrid home-hotel project in Marrakech, the Maison Brummell Majorelle.
Gabriel Tan on the serendipity that brought his new range for Herman Miller to life Designer Gabriel Tan reveals the inspiration and ideas behind his new Luva seating collection and Cyclades tables for Herman Miller.
