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Recently released new designs from Bassam Fellows, Muuto and Established & Sons have officially landed in store and online at Living Edge.

Denmark has a long and proud history of producing global leaders in architecture and design. VOLA, through its On Design series, is revisiting some of these design greats and their most iconic achievements.

The University of Sydney continues to be at the forefront of tertiary education in the field of architecture and the built environment. But current students are not the only beneficiaries.

Staron® Solid Surfaces is calling architects and designers both emerging and established to showcase their outstanding projects that feature the good looks and design versatility of Staron.

As the second season of Habitus House of the Year aired its fourth and final episode on the 28th March, Australian residents can catch up on season 1 and 2 in full again and again at 7plus whilst in isolation.

Business is not as usual – but this could be an opportunity for it to be better than before. Indesignlive won’t stop celebrating architecture and design, just as we’re sure you won’t stop giving us things to celebrate.

If you missed episode 1 of Habitus House of the Year season 2, fear not. Australian residents can catch up again and again at 7plus.

Thursday 27th February was a big night in Melbourne for the architecture and design community, not least because Living Edge Melbourne threw open its doors to their long-awaited new showroom in Richmond.

After a week of speculation surrounding the annual Salone del Mobile.Milano and the outbreak of Coronavirus in Italy, festival organisers agree to postpone the fair until June.

One of only four worldwide, Caon Studio and Akin Atelier collaboratively see to it that you won’t want to leave the newly unveiled Qantas First Lounge at Singapore’s Changi Airport.

Inspired by Valentines Day just passed, Bowled Over: Love Fest 2020 is a chance for the architecture and design community to come together while the weather is still warm and reconnect before the year takes off.

Recently in Australia to visit Euroluce, Swedish lighting designer Magnus Wästberg brought with him copies of his lighting design manifesto, Lamps for Neanderthal Man.