Each week, we explore a handful of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity, and contemporary design, this week’s highlights include new releases and must-visits from Fleur Studios, Royal Oak Floors, Acne Studios Tokyo designed by Halleroed, Thai-born Australian artist Vipoo Srivilasa for Edwina Corlette Gallery, and MarieJeanne Grasse perfumes.
Halleroed Shapes Acne Studios’ Most Expressive Store Yet
Clad in soft pink granite, the new space balances sharp minimalism with playful detailing—featuring custom seating by Max Lamb.
The Art of Imperfection
Royal Oak Floors’ new Heritage and Natural collections explore oak at its most expressive—grain-rich and grounded, or light with quiet restraint.
Fleur Studios Introduces the Oslo Collection
A sculptural three-piece series in stainless steel, Oslo refines Fleur’s signature silhouette with softened edges, column legs and quiet material impact—designed for fluid, flexible living.
Vipoo Srivilasa Returns to Edwina Corlette Gallery
Marking 15 years of collaboration, Iconic Figures: Devas, Deities and Divas presents new ceramic sculptures from 20 August – 16 September 2025. The works channel strength, joy and transformation—bridging Thai tradition with Australian materiality.
Inside MarieJeanne: A Perfume House from Grasse
With roots tracing back to 1850, MarieJeanne distills family heritage and self-sourced ingredients into considered fragrances—crafted in Grasse and housed in Paris. Available in Australia at Lusso Collective.
