Colour Schemes

Don’t miss this important exhibition of the late great conceptual artist Sol LeWitt. Words by Stephen Lacey

Manufacturing: A Local Secret

How might the national GDP and the deregulation of manufacturing impact the success of your design?

Studio Elsewhere creates immersive, restorative environments for frontline healthcare workers

The New York City Pavilion at this year’s London Design Biennale is a recreation of one of Studio Elsewhere’s powerful Recharge Rooms.

The snoozing bunny

Michael Parekowhai’s infamous giant blow-up bunny, Jim McMurtry has been snoozing in various locations all over the world, from South Korea to Warsaw, Lithuania and the Maori Battalion Hall in Auckland.

Jim moved in to New Zealand and is now snoozing again.

“Doing things differently demands an incredible sense of responsibility”

Chus Martínez and Nguyen Le reflect on the importance of exhibition design as their own show – ‘A velvet ant, a flower and a bird’ – runs at the Potter Museum of Art.

Designing your very own studio calls for only the highest standards

Hammond Studio has completed its own workplace in Sydney, placing great emphasis on collaborative technology, light and of course high-quality detailing.

Seamlessly setting the scene for Australian art and design

A vital element in creating an exceptional showroom is setting the scene for customers to imagine themselves in completed spaces.

The detail of design

After eight years at Cera Stribley, Jessica Ellis launches her own studio, bringing a refined, hands-on approach to residential, hospitality and lifestyle interiors, beginning with the quietly confident Brotherwolf flagship in South Melbourne.