James Dyson Awards

“Design is not just about how something looks, but how it works. I don’t see a difference between a designer and an engineer, and I don’t want to see a difference. A designer should be both,” James Dyson.

“Australian Design Award – James Dyson Award (ADA-JDA) highlights projects from tertiary students of design in Australia most closely aligned with Dyson’s philosophy of complete design – meaning that a product should not only look good but also use innovation and technology to provide significant advantages over the product it replaces”

RADO Ceramica White Jubil©

Formidable continuation of the RADO Ceramica range to reveal an entirely ceramic white version with diamonds on the dial Dimensions: Comes in 2 sizes Delivery time: March 08 Variations: Luminescent hands, Jubilé and Sports versions Finish: Polished Ceramic 

Indesign is heading to Salone Del Mobile 2019 – Are you?

The 58th edition of the Salone del Mobile.Milano is less than one month away; we are packing our bags and finalising our schedules – will you be there?

STRATA

Imagine a modern range of creative storage solutions that provided your working environment with endless flexibility and the opportunity to create better office harmony.

As Saturday Indesign hits Melbourne this September, here is a taste of the first exhibitors

With standout presentations from the likes of Gaggenau, Jardan and Living Edge, here’s a considered first look at a handful of exhibitors shaping the tone of Saturday Indesign 2025.

Abdullah and Artedomus combine to create Arden Station façade

Designed by artist Abdul Abdullah, the porcelain façade for this Melbourne train station has been executed with custom-printed Fiandre DYS panels.

From Sydney to Scandinavia: Inside NAU’s immersive exhibition at Copenhagen’s 3daysofdesign

A curated exhibition in Frederiksstaden captures the spirit of Australian design

Gone, not wasted: Hassell, Autex and The Workshop’s lasting message

Quietly signalling this year’s ArchiBuild Expo’s galvanising optimism, The Workshop’s fleeting presence leaves the industry with a particularly lasting and resonant message: zero-waste is not only possible but scalable.