If you think you’ve noticed a growing popularity of collaboration within the architecture and design community you’re not wrong. But The Collectionist Hotel in Sydney takes things to the next level.
Architects and interior designers may have a reputation for wearing all-black, but if this year’s Hermes installation at Salone del Mobile was anything to go by, they certainly won’t be designing in the same vein. 2018 and onwards: colour is the new black!
In the second year of Indesign Media’s INDE.Awards, more than 400 incredibly diverse projects, people, products and ideas – widespread across the Asia Pacific – were submitted into the running. The esteemed jury of the 2018 INDE.Awards have made their selections. Here they are…
A new exhibition at the Monash University Museum of Art in Melbourne brings international artists together in a multi-disciplinary exhibition that showcases power as manifested through architecture and in the built environment.
Sydney’s redevelopment success story gets its own architecture pavilion, designed by Vietnamese architect Vo Trong Nghia.
What makes a prodigy? Let’s ask this year’s partner for the 2018 INDE.Award for The Prodigy: Cosentino.
Two decades of great design is something to truly celebrate, so for their 20-year anniversary, the design experts at Cult have expanded their Sydney showroom, and partied in style.
On February 15, StylecraftHOME and Sydney’s design elite came together to celebrate the latest local and international designs at Stylecraft’s Sydney showroom.
We’re about to enter the Chinese Year of the Dog – and Guide Dogs Australia has a fitting celebration in mind.
While maintaining a luxury-resort prestige, the restaurant and bar at The Byron at Byron has one-upped itself taking the term, at home with nature, a little more literally than most.
Architecture Foundation Australia’s Deerubbin weekend is returning in 2018, with an eye towards how we design for DenCITY + CommUNITY.
Inimitable local jeweller Melanie Katsalidis rings out 2017 with a new virtual home for her heart-stopping finery.
Since 2010 Temperature Design has been distributing UK-based furniture company ercol to an Australian market. Recently Habitus hosted a Q&A with Henry Tadros, Head of International Sales and the fourth-generation to work in the business.
Do names such as Herzog, Fuksas, Fujimoto, van Berkel and Bellini set your heart aflutter? Then you’ll want to pack your bags for Hong Kong’s Business of Design Week 2017. They’ll be there in December!