01. Miyazaki DC10 by Inoda & Sveje
Designed by Japanese-Danish design duo Inoda & Sveje, the Miyazaki DC10 chair draws on advanced CNC technology to achieve its sculptural form. For Robson, “it’s a timeless beauty that’s superbly comfortable and perfect for long dinner parties at home.”
Kathryn Robson and Chris Rak, principal architect and principal interior architect of Robson Rak | Photography courtesy of Robson Rak
Terra Firma House by Robson Rak | Photography by Mark Roper
08. Byzantine Design Ming Green Tumbled Tiles
Robson keeps it simple on tiles: “Ming Green Tumbled tiles by Byzantine Tiles.” Australian-made and offered in various cuts, shapes and sizes, their 10mm thickness suits both indoor and outdoor use.
09. Produzione Privata Macchina Minima N.8
Robson spotlights the Mondoluce Macchina Minima No. 8 pendant by Italian architect Michele de Lucchi for more than its repositionable arms. “As he said in 1991, ‘in minimality it is easier to recognise the quality of form and matter, because minimal refers to an idea of art, because art is in Mankind,’” she quotes.
Terra Firma House by Robson Rak | Photography by Mark Roper
11. Wolf M Series
When asked about her go-to oven brand, Robson answers simply: “Wolf—they just work!” In particular, she highlights the latest M Series for its innovative, time-saving features. “It’s more minimal, which suits our style, too.”
12. Gaggenau Refrigerator Range
“The quality is superb, and it really does keep your food fresh for longer,” Robson says of the German-made Gaggenau brand. With its new Vario cooling system that safely preserves food for extended periods, it’s an easy choice for her.
