We uncover the story behind the designs coming out of Australia, New Zealand and the Asia Pacific. Every collection has more to say than what’s immediately on offer: from inspiration and material selection, to the chain of production, it’s all here on Habitus Living.
Aēsop has long been a staunch advocator for the inherent value of design and the support of local creatives. Further exemplified in its first foray into product design, a collaborative effort with a local industrial designer.
A connection to the outdoors is highly desirable in any bathroom design. Habitus looks at three projects that blur the boundaries between inside and outside in understated yet effective ways.
Good Japanese design is more than just an aesthetic – it’s a philosophy, and one beloved the world over. But what if you can’t afford a plane ticket to Tokyo? Here’s where to get your fix locally.
If you don’t have pieces from these top Asian fashion designers in your wardrobe yet, you’re missing a trick.
With a 20-years-in-business milestone under his belt, who better to talk to than CULT founder and Managing Director Richard Munao about the changing landscape of design consumption in Australia.
A child of the left wing intelligentsia, Penelope Seidler was never just the wife of one of Australia’s most notable architects. We visit her at the home she and Harry designed.
The Hong Kong-based designer’s latest collaboration with Australian brand gohome gives us the awesomely named, eloquently designed Hollywood collection.
Allbirds – brainchild of Joey Zwillinger and Tim Brown – uses an exclusive cut of superfine merino wool to fashion a casual sports shoe that will see you from A to B and back again.
For more than half a century ILVE has been bringing an Italian love of cooking to kitchens across the globe. Habitus Living learns a little about their history, and a lot about what motivates them.
Adventure Awaits…
The new era of concrete furniture and homewares has landed with the arrival of Nood Co.
Sarah King continues her crusade towards a more sustainable world with two new exciting projects.
Australian Design making waves at Sydney Indesign. And while we’re not picking favourites, we do have a hitlist…
In a world plagued by the incessant search for perfection, Stephen Todd finds that disfigured fruit and vegetables are de rigueur in a mindful kitchen.