homewares

Habitus Gift Guides – The Textures of Christmas

In the last instalment of our sensory journey of Habitus Gift Guides for the festive season, we turn to the tactile.

Habitus Gift Guides – The Scents and Sounds of Christmas

Up next in our seasonal gift guide is a curated list of exquisite products that appeal to scent and sound – two senses that are deeply connected to memory.

Sculptural And Natural From Dinosaur Designs

Having always been inspired by natural forms, Dinosaur Designs recent Riverstone range explores the beauty of rocks and pebbles.

Jewellery And Homewares Inspired By Riverstones

The smooth and rocky forms found on the riverbeds have inspired Dinosaur Designs’ latest collection of jewellery and homewares, Riverstone.

Clear Your Diary For Jardan’s First Warehouse Sale In Sydney

On Saturday 15 June, Jardan is having a warehouse sale with an incredible range of products at up to 60 per cent off!

Iittala X Issey Miyake: Welcome to The Fold

Two Grand Houses of ageless design invite us to treasure the joy of everyday rituals. The forthcoming Iittala X Issey Miyake Collection celebrates the serenity of daily life.

Found in Translation

Famed Japanese stationary, homewares and apparel house, MUJI, are expanding their Australian empire to Sydney, following the immense success of their two initial Melbourne stores.

Design Hunter Q+A: Gabi & Pawel of Resident GP

Gabit & Pawel are Design Hunters – literally. As owners of an online homewares store their job is to continuously hunt out design.

Artist and textile designer Shilo Engelbrecht

Artist and textile designer on the rise Shilo Engelbrecht gleaned inspiration from Greece’s sacred, UNESCO world heritage site, Delos for her recent small capsule collection Andamento.

Small Things Big Difference

Sydney designer Christel Hadiwibawa collaborates with graphic designer Daniel Hadiwibawa to launch stationery and homewares brand, Made From Good Deeds (MFGD).

The Making of Muglexia, A ‘Dyslexic Object’ by Henry Franks

Muglexia is one of Henry Franks’ ‘dyslexic objects’, a range inspired by his own dyslexia. We were eager to see what lay behind a mug bearing such a name and form.