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Ola Moszumanska

Ola Moszumanska is a creative writer who seeks to bring a sense of synesthetic poetry into the world of architecture and design. Inquisitive and perceptive by nature, Ola takes great joy in writing evocative stories about the industry’s most captivating projects, creators and products, while her affinity for visual arts gives her craft a vivid and emotive quality. Through her multidisciplinary practice spanning linguistics, journalism, marketing and communications, Ola has produced a wonderfully diverse range of stories for clients and publications across architecture, design and construction, as well as real estate and hospitality. When she’s not writing, Ola doubles as a photographer, working with a number of businesses on the South Coast of NSW.

Stories

Sub-Zero and Wolf: Kitchen design elevated

Sub-Zero and Wolf: Kitchen design elevated

Boasting unmatched cooking and food preservation capabilities, Sub-Zero and Wolf enable designers to set a new standard for kitchen design, and inspire a higher quality of culinary experience.

Re-Rug: Wonder woven from waste

Re-Rug: Wonder woven from waste

From the trailblazer of Spanish industrial design comes a new collection of recycled rugs – a powerful exploration of the concept of waste, a keen celebration of imperfection, and a new underfoot symbol of responsible design.

Scandinavia to Singapore: Muuto joins XTRA

Scandinavia to Singapore: Muuto joins XTRA

By adding Muuto to its roster as Singapore’s only retailer, XTRA not only celebrates the enduring appeal of Scandinavian design – it heralds a whole new perspective on its universally appealing legacy.

MillerKnoll’s first ANZ dealer unveiled

MillerKnoll’s first ANZ dealer unveiled

On the 22nd of February, the local design scene brimmed with excitement as Unison marked its 10th anniversary by becoming the first MillerKnoll dealer in the Australia and New Zealand region.

Herman Miller unveils new OE1 products

Herman Miller unveils new OE1 products

Herman Miller expands its flagship workplace range with new products designed to enhance productivity – and the delight of working anywhere, in any way.

Etiquette: The charm of good manners with Didier

Etiquette: The charm of good manners with Didier

Channelling the enchanting ambience of the Caffè Greco in Rome, Budapest’s historic Gerbeaud, and Grossi Florentino in Melbourne, Ross Didier’s new collection evokes the designer’s affinity for café experience, while delivering refined seating for contemporary hospitality interiors.

MillerKnoll: The great responsibility of great design

MillerKnoll: The great responsibility of great design

As MillerKnoll offers a deep-dive into some of the company’s ESG initiatives with the recently released 2023 Better World Report, we take a closer look at their unwavering commitment to transformative design – and the belief that with great design comes great responsibility.

MillerKnoll: Design history in the making

MillerKnoll: Design history in the making

Two years after Herman Miller and Knoll joined forces under the MillerKnoll brand, we explore why the establishment of this exciting collective was not only an inevitable progression for the two workplace design pioneers, but also a formative moment in contemporary design history.

Asari: Softness, hard at work

Asari: Softness, hard at work

With its graceful contours evoking the gentle curvature of a clam shell, exquisite ergonomic prowess and instant comfort, the new performance chair from Naoto Fukasawa and Herman Miller heralds a new generation of workplace seating.

Herman Miller sets Sayl for Ocean-Bound Plastic

Herman Miller sets Sayl for Ocean-Bound Plastic

Herman Miller advances their ambition to use at least 50% of recycled plastic content by the end of the decade by expanding the collection of designs made with mismanaged waste diverted from rivers and oceans.

Super-charged, energised and unexpected: workplace design with Bradhly Le

Super-charged, energised and unexpected: workplace design with Bradhly Le

The idea that the only way is forward isn’t new but it feels particularly current when it comes to the evolution of the commercial workplace. Here, Bradhly Le takes stock of the significant transformation this typography has been going through – and points to adaptable design as one of the essential vehicles for this dynamic shift.

Designing with empathy: Creating inclusive bathrooms

Designing with empathy: Creating inclusive bathrooms

The idea behind ubiquitous inclusivity is undoubtedly an appealing one, which is why universal and accessible design principles have been gaining so much traction in recent years. Here, two renowned design experts weigh in on utilising these principles to create accessible bathrooms – and share the design thinking underpinning the process.

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