Follow the career and works of industry grandées alongside up-and-coming lighting designers. More than functional, lighting has the ability to create a design-oriented centrepiece, establish mood, and offer subtle design cues.
Curiosity and creative vitality are concepts that couldn’t come more naturally to the design minds behind Cattelan, a furniture design studio which has risen to become a household name for stone tabletops in the four decades since its inception.
Sydneysiders step on up, the Cult Curated Edition by Infinite Design Studio is here, a pop-up store taking place in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.
After its triumphant European debut at Salone del Mobile 2019, Articolo recently unveiled two new collections at the ICFF in New York.
Our Head Office is in Sydney, and we’ve got an entourage of reliable architecture and design writers on the ground in Melbourne, so why is Habitus making a personal trip to SaturdayIndesign this year? And who are we hanging out to see?
What are the current themes driving design in new directions? Hosted by XTRA in Singapore, our fourth annual Milan Review was an exercise in critical thinking recapping the world’s largest design fair.
Made for the 21st century contemporary setting, Ross Gardam creates the new Nebulae products with purpose and curiosity.
With a desire to design functional lighting, ANDlight has always aimed to create honest products – and at Salone, it showed us how.
The founder and CEO of Occhio, Axel Meise, has long been a pioneer of lighting design as a way to enhance one’s way of living. At Euroluce 2019, new lighting from the award-winning Mito lighting series was unveiled.
As Euroluce returns to Salone del Mobile Milan this year, we round up the latest releases from the biggest to the smallest brands from around the world.
We may be on the other side of the world, but Australians are certainly an intrepid bunch. And this point is reiterated when looking at the amount of Aussie lighting designers showcasing their wares on the world stage at Salone del Mobile Milan 2019.
Whether you want to pass time idly and indolently or to recline and relax, this Habitus Loves list is bound to make that happen.
Soft curves, a geometric silhouette, and a celebration of Melbourne’s local craftspeople, Honey is the latest collection from Coco Flip.
Moody and dramatic, these pieces from designers local and across the globe allude to the cool comforts of retreating to a typified ‘man cave’… whisky in hand.
Voting closes this Friday 2 November! And there are more reasons than one to vote in the Habitus House of the Year People’s Choice – not least for the chance to win the Ultimate Design Hunter Package.