Scape by Adam Goodrum for Tait responds to the ever-changing landscape of our cities. In 2020, we celebrate its design excellence for the Best in Class Accolade Award in the Product Design Furniture and Lighting Category.
A new exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum seeks to explore and challenge the role of the home in 2030.
For CULT, a well-designed workspace is key to achieving a productive and exciting work from home experience. And their new ‘Ready-To-Ship Home Office’ packages are ready for the job.
Presented by Australian Design Centre and showcasing until 30 September, WORKSHOPPED20 is the ultimate exhibition of innovative design things to come from Australia during the inaugural decades of the 21st century.
Australian outdoor furniture house Tait and New Zealand textile house Mokum have come together this Summer to celebrate the southern hemisphere’s latest and greatest in outdoor design.
Tait and Mokum know exactly what it means to live – and survive – outdoors in the Australian climate. This summer they’ve collaborated reinventing some of Tait’s most popular designs with a distinct, 70s edge.
If you think the black box on the back is a done deal in Melbourne, think again. Ha Architecture designs a new modern narrative in Melbourne’s inner west.
The interaction between materials and natural light creates a warm and welcoming environment in this family house by Nick Bell Architects.
Unwinding poolside has never been more luxurious. Trace Sunlounge by Tait transports its users to a tranquil resort backdrop.
Form and function meet fashion; these armchairs are super comfortable and will steal the spotlight as the perfect conversation piece.
Perched a-top a 150 acre cliff ridge, Headland House, designed by Atelier Andy Carson, was developed for a system of living which prizes excitement and a bit of risk in the safest possible way for an art-loving couple and their young family.