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Designed by: Alison Jackson Why we love it: Employing traditional silversmithing techniques achieve a refined and contemporary aesthetic, Jackson’s jewellery demonstrates the care and attention to detail achieved only through patient, individual craftsmanship. Where you can get it: Selected stockists  | |
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Designed by: Jordan Askill Why we love it: Drawing inspiration from mythology, childhood whimsy and the natural world, Askill’s work is unique and beautifully finished. The combination of different materials and intricate detail lend each piece a layered appeal, with new features and highlights noticed as time goes by. Where you can get it: General inquiries: [email protected] | |
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Designed by: Kimberley Ebbeck Why we love it: Ebbeck’s imaginative use of woven hair gives a textured, organic feel to her jewellery and creates elegant, highly wearable pieces. Where you can get it: Hairlooms
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Designed by: Matt Dwyer Why we love it: With a sculptural approach and a respect for the natural virtues of the materials he uses, Dwyer’s jewellery is evocative of a classical, minimalist style incorporating fluid lines and geometric volumes that update it and keep it relevant. Where you can get it: Fio | |
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Designed by: Michaela Bruton Why we love it: Using highly technical silver wire lacework and filigree techniques inspired by those used during the 17th century Ming Dynasty and combining an eclectic mix of precious metals and natural elements, Bruton’s pieces evoke stylized natural shapes which verge on wearable art. Where you can get it: Alice Euphemia | |
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Designed by: Natalia Milosz-Piekarska Why we love it: Taking its inspiration from superstition, folklore and ritual, Milosz-Piekarska’s objects evoke the power and symbolism of ancient spiritualism. She playfully combines traditional and non-traditional materials to create unique, colorful and striking jewellery. Where you can get it: Selected stockists | |
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Designed by: Warwick Freeman Why we love it: With an adventurous and decisive aesthetic, Freeman’s objects are statements as much as ornamentation. Drawing on widely varied inspiration ranging from geometric shapes and folk art to the shapes of the human body the works are surprising and familiar at the same time and sure to elicit a response. Where you can get it: Funaki
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Designed by: Yuko Fujita Why we love it: Created with an intentional sensibility to the materials she uses, Fujita’s jewellery harnesses the interplay between material, texture, shape and colour. Where you can get it: Egetal
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Issue 62
Living in the Environment Issue
Issue 62 is the first issue of the year and always a great time to put our best foot forward. With Adam Goodrum, the loveliest man in design, as Guest Editor, we draw on his insights as a furniture designer, artist and educator to look at the makers shaping our design world. Sustainability has never been more important, and increasingly this is a consideration from the start with projects designed to address their immediate environment as well as the longevity of the planet. From the coldest winters to the most tropical of summers, addressing how we live in the environment is crucial to creating the perfect home.
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Habitus Loves… Jewellery
With Australian jewellery and its creators enjoying wide success both domestically and abroad, we thought this week we’d give you a selection of our favourite established and up-and-coming Australian jewellers.