When designing a space, furniture, furnishings, appliances, and objects all play a pivotal role in shaping a home’s overarching aesthetic. We’ve curated a selection of must-know international and Australian brands.
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Nikari’s Johanna Vuorio on the Enduring Value of Craft
Since 1967, Finnish furniture brand Nikari has paired Nordic craft traditions with global design—letting wood shape what comes next.
A New Chapter for Double Studio with Zouzou Rugs
For Zouzou Rugs, inspiration has always bridged art, architecture and everyday life. That sensibility meets Double Studio in their new collection.
Where Craft Meets the Bathroom
Robert Gordon brings Australian ceramic craft into the contemporary bathroom, now on display at Reece's new Rosebery Showroom.
The Art of Sink Specification: Material, Function and Details that Matter
The kitchen sink is a revealing piece of design—encountered constantly, where proportions, material and placement shape how the room performs.
"When something’s done really well, but simply, that’s when design is the most powerful."
Romy Alwill, Atelier Alwill
A Passion for Colour: dedece Presents the Chromatic Alphabet by Paola Lenti
Colour changes how we feel before we’ve consciously registered why, something renowned Italian design brand Paola Lenti has built an entire design philosophy around.
Discover Italian-Made Tapware for Australian Living
Editor Sophie Lewis visits the FIMA Carlo Frattini headquarters in northern Italy, soon to be available exclusively through Abey Australia.
A Decade Illuminating Australian Architecture with Viabizzuno
Light shapes architecture long before we become aware of it, and few brands have championed that philosophy more profoundly than Viabizzuno.
Where Design is Found: First Look at Trovato
Trovato, meaning “found” in Italian, is an Australian contemporary furniture and homewares brand defined by understated European influence.
Bankston Explores the Design Language of Touch
Bankston makes a case for hardware as a design decision, taking its hardware collections to two of the world's most anticipated design festivals.
A Showroom for Material Discovery with Signorino and Woodcut
In Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, Signorino/Woodcut opens the doors for an evening centred on material as the foundation of good design.
The Pursuit of Clarity with John Pawson and Nikari
Rooted in John Pawson’s idea of “absolute clarity”, the Frame Collection for Nikari pares furniture back to what is necessary.
Rethinking Bathroom Design with Reece
Located at Sydney’s Rosebery Engine Yards, Reece’s new showroom is an interactive space tailored to help navigate bathroom planning.
In Conversation with Lime au Lait Atelier
A mineral-based finish rooted in centuries of European tradition, Lime au Lait Atelier is changing the way Australians think about colour, surface, and materials that age honestly.
SKYWALK Lands in Copenhagen
SKYWALK, the sculptural kitchen concept by German maker eggersmann, makes its exhibition debut at Den Frie, presented within the curated context of Copenhagen’s 3daysofdesign.
A Material Conversation In Milan with Cosentino’s ECLOS
Milan’s historic Casa Manzoni set the scene for Cosentino’s launch of ECLOS during Milan Design Week.
The Moment is NAU | Australian Design Takes Copenhagen
NAU returns to Copenhagen's 3daysofdesign, presenting The Moment is NAU; an exhibition of sculptural Australian furniture and lighting.
SKUPA> and Elliat Rich Presents Material Truths
For SKUPA>, Material Truths was a distillation of the brands' belief that furniture made with intention has the power to bring people together.
Grid Meets Grain: A New Tongue & Groove Collaboration
Tongue & Groove unveils GridWork at Milan Design Week 2026—a collaboration with Established & Sons and Raw Edges.
Reimagining the Kitchen Showroom Experience with Sub-Zero Wolf
Ten years after the original collaboration, Mim Design returns to Bank House to refurbish the Sub-Zero Wolf flagship showroom.
The New Standard in Surfaces with Cosentino
Cosentino continues to shape the future of surfaces with the launch of ECLOS—a new brand added to the current portfolio, driven by ingenuity.
A New Perspective on Light with Articolo
Occhi, the Italian word for eye, captures a curiosity for what is seen, defined by an interplay of circular and linear forms.
