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Design Now | The Latest from Space Furniture, Tigmi and More

Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity and contemporary design, we explore this week’s highlights from Space Furniture, Tigmi, B&B Italia, SKUPA and ITEM IDEM x Pierre Castignola.

SPACE Furniture Welcomes Roberto Palomba for Casa Kartell

Italian architect and designer Roberto Palomba presents Casa Kartell at Space Furniture—a 450 square-metre installation at the Sydney showroom. Casa Kartell reimagines Kartell as a complete apartment concept, inviting visitors to experience the brand’s collections in context. On display until March 1 2026.

SKUPA Furniture Present San Daybed

From the Croatian word for dream, the design combines geometry and ingenuity through a woven tapestry of intersecting timber pieces. Available with removable upholstered cushions in linen or leather, the versatile piece bridges craft and form for formal or casual interiors.

SPACE and B&B Italia Present Natural Order: New Ways of Living with Landscape

A design discussion with Karen McCartney, Will Dangar, Naomi Barin and Tom Smith from Dangar Barin Smith exploring architecture and landscape as a unified rhythm of living.

Thursday, 5 March, 6:30–8:30PM at B&B Italia Outdoor, Surry Hills.

Tigmi and GOLDEN Collaborate on When Craftsmanship Meets Curation

The partnership shines a light on the value of artisanal design and considered layering, showing how curated, high-quality pieces transform interiors into spaces with character, soul and longevity.

ITEM IDEM Presents Pierre Castignola’s Unwanted Guest

The Netherlands-based designer appropriates 39 Tango chairs by Pierre Paulin discovered in a renovating municipal swimming pool, reconstructing them as a guest room installation. Between homage and rupture, the work questions authorship and appropriation in design history. March 4–April 12, Paris.

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