Armadillo x House Of Grey Issue A Gentle Reminder For Us All
With the launch of Ellipse, Armadillo x House of Grey remind us that calm and connected spaces begin with conscious design choices.
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.
With the launch of Ellipse, Armadillo x House of Grey remind us that calm and connected spaces begin with conscious design choices.
We recently went behind the scenes of Sydney’s art scene to meet three of its most contemporary female curators, who gave us this insider’s guide to Art Month Sydney 2021.
As a company dedicated to inclusivity and diversity, Herman Miller has released a special Eames Hang-It-All with a colourway inspired by LGBTQ+ Pride.
A furniture design duo, Object X, has partnered up with interior designer Kelle Howard to create a range of organic furniture pieces.
A short film produced by Vola for the online series On Design explores how the summerhouse – or in Danish, sommerhus – has become woven into the fabric of Danish life.
For furniture designers, the art of design encompasses much more than just form, function and materiality.
Atelier Andy Carson, in collaboration with HouseLab, has designed an innovative new Concept Space that supports local produce and brings new meaning to the quintessential notion of the garage sale.
Aline Dürr gets down to the brass-tacks of veganism in the practice of interior design in her educational and highly accessible published debut.
Super Design and Great Dane bring you an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of some of the oldest furniture houses from one of the world’s most iconic design movements.
Soon to be alumni JamFactory associates, these three emerging furniture designers/makers are destined for acclaim — but not without an official introduction.
French industrial designer Inga Sempé has no time for gadgets, low quality or poor materials.
Henry Timi’s luxurious kitchen and bathroom designs are like purposeful works of art – they hero natural materials in a way that conceals, but never compromises, their function.
“We started working together because we were friends. Fifteen years later we are still friends – this is our greatest achievement.” And contrary to what the name might convey, BIG GAME design studio is anything but all talk.
Living Edge presents Tom Dixon in an event offering insight and access to one of the world’s best and most in demand designers at the peak of his career.