In a wide variety of shapes and lines, yet equal in their supreme craftsmanship, we look at eight pieces of sculptural furniture that turn your living and working spaces into an art gallery.
Iconic Australian furniture brand King has recently launched the Reo II collection, which pairs a full-body comfort experience with timeless design.
Breaking down the barriers between inside and outside, GUBI ventures into the open air with its new outdoor furniture and lighting range.
Inspired by the dramatic Victorian coastline, the Erskine Sofa by Kett Studio tells a uniquely Australian story through its elegant design and material choice.
Close to Sydney’s CBD yet paying homage to its leafy surrounds, Hideaway House is an unconventional home that combines luxurious living with rural tranquillity.
Designed by Mario Bellini in 1970, the Camaleonda sofa has made a triumphant return after half a century, speaking a contemporary language between structural solutions and sustainable choices.
Zanotta is one the most recognised Italian industrial design brands in the world, and right now, you can score a Zanotta sofa 20% off the asking price thanks to Cult
Think ‘more is more’, but with a method. This Habitus Loves list is a combination of layers, colours and patterns that create a dramatic interior.
As an Italian born furniture company, Flexform ensures there is a sense of timeless elegance in all its products – especially its entire sofa range.
Spain’s Stua finds its place amongst the StylecraftHOME collections of designer furniture comfortably and with a formal presence that separates the brand from its peers.
Marie Christine Dorner’s Cover 1 and Cover 2 sofas for Ligne Roset make use of exceptional design to offer simplicity masked in sensuality.
Australian design brand SP01 has unveiled a range of new furniture with depth and complexity, by award-winning Milan-based studio Metrica.