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Big Ass Fans

Big Ass Fans

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Essence is both an essential money-saving machine and a work of art for commercial spaces, indoor or out.

Ranging from 2.4m to 4.3m in diameter, Essence is the first Big Ass Fan that is both suitable for indoor and outdoor spaces. From lobbies, pavilions and music venues to seaside dining and open-air theaters, Essence brings the quiet, comforting power of air movement to any space.

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  • Adorned with cobblestones and granite slabs, moving from the interior to the exterior of Centre Court Villa by @pomegranate.design becomes an act of textural transition. Read the full story on Habitus Living now.
  • Having studied product design at Central Saint Martins College and architecture at the Architectural Association in London, Philipp Mainzer co-founded e15 in 1995 with an unparalleled approach. During his trip to Australia, we had the opportunity to sit down with him and discuss all things related to e15. Read the full story on Habitus Living now.
  • Beyond the exterior façade marked by brick and zinc, Victorian ash takes the form of bespoke joinery that not only acts as a means for organisation, but also as a way to partition between the otherwise open plan living spaces. Read the full story on Habitus Living now. Photography by @_danhocking_
  • At the entrance of Centre Court Villa by @pomegranate.design a water body and solitary tree inject accents to an otherwise muted palette. Timber and steel used for the driveway are horizontally placed to draw the eye and attention inward. Read the full story on Habitus Living now.