It’s the final pieces that make a project memorable. Know what your options are when it comes to homewares and accessories – and just as importantly, know when enough is enough.
Fashion designer Raf Simons has long been a fan of interdisciplinary collaboration and, since 2014, Kvadrat textiles and Design Hunters across the globe have continued to reap the benefits.
For the second issue of The Habitus Edit we are looking at Internal Courtyards across the Asia Pacific Region perfect for coastal and inland locations alike.
As we head towards the cooler months, here’s your chance to improve your time spent inside with the Tint winter colour trends.
Welcome to the first edition of The Habitus Edit. In this issue, we are looking at colour in the kitchen.
In collaboration with leading Australian rug company, Designer Rugs, Louise Olsen and Stephen Ormandy of Dinosaur Designs, unveil the new artistic Olsen + Ormandy rug collection.
Included in the digital re-launch of cultdesign.com.au was the opening of the Cult Online Outlet, where clients can access furniture, lighting and accessories from local and international brands at up to 80 per cent off.
Straight from the interiors of some of the most exceptional examples of residential architecture across the Indo Pacific region, here are ten stunning study spaces and home offices.
Designed in collaboration with British industrial designer, Benjamin Hubert, the Beosound Balance by Bang & Olufsen is design poetry, in the form of a smart speaker.
Equal measures stylish and smart, the Samsung Serif TV puts an end to the compromise between technology, entertainment and design in the home.
Custom design isn’t usually synonymous with waste reduction, but in the case of Milou Milou, it most certainly is.
The Monolith refrigerator from Liebherr is an example of the company’s extensive engineering capability and impressive luxury on offer.
From the divine collaboration that is Thomas Coward and Hana Hakim comes Il Bosco – the Artedomus Brisbane Showroom, disguised as the apartment of your dreams.
When it comes to interior design aesthetics, there are few as authentically and simply beautiful than that of the Japanese.
Say what you will about porcelain figurines, but there’s no denying Spanish design icon, Lladró, knows how to keep up with the times.
