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.
Designers are leveraging how the natural environment incorporates diverse elements such as lighting, colour and textures to design a sensory experience tailored to the individual needs of its occupants in the bedroom – by immersing bedrooms in nature.
MONOCOT’s refresh of this conservation flat includes a new courtyard, an open plan and Mid-Century Modern vibes.
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Naturally enough, considering its track record of designing furniture that sit comfortably within nature, Talenti also holds sustainability as one its considerations.
“An overriding concern has been a return, again and again, to thinking about the human condition – the craziness we all face in our individual and collective struggles, in attempting to hold our lives together in some meaningful way," says the artist Brent Harris, reflecting on his retrospective show.
A Singapore designer makes the most of this small home by reorganising the plan and selecting multipurpose furniture.
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Polyflor launches its signature Camaro range in a vast number of new shades, encapsulating the natural textures of wood and stone that will enhance any home interior.
Your external environment mirrors the energy aligned with your inner dialogue at Rive Roshan’s first solo exhibition in Australia, ‘Internal Reflection.’ Hosted at Gallery Sally Dan Cuthbert from February through March.
The Eames Plywood Sculpture Exhibition undertakes a reverent journey back to its origins at Saint Laurent Rive Droite, in collaboration with the Eames Office.
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These two refrigerators from global kitchen innovation leader Liebherr break new ground in terms of not just style and usability but functionality and performance.