Kush from Schiavello

Launched at Saturday in Design, Kush is one of the latest additions to Schiavello’s furniture range.

September 21st, 2011

Kush really got people talking at Saturday in Design this year – a playful collection of tailored, oversized floor cushions with moveable backrest bolsters and a range of loose cushions.

Designer Ivan Woods was “inspired by the opulence of Moroccan floor cushions” when creating this collection.

“I was looking to design a very informal, relaxed seating product; one where people could relax and be at ease,” Woods said.

Creating a sense of laidback flexibility, Kush can be used in office breakout areas, quiet areas or chill out spaces in cafés and bars.

The range is also perfect for home use, a great addition to lounge, family, sleeping and entertainment zones.

When teamed with Tango occasional tables, Kush provides a handy platform for work tools, accessories or refreshments.

Kush is available through Schiavello.

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Kōri Ice Cream is here! A new ice cream parlour has opened in Melbourne that features retail interior design at its very best. With summer on its way, this new destination will wow both young and old and is certain to be the place to meet and gather. With outstanding icy products, and an interior design that is more than impressive, Kōri Ice Cream is a stand out on every level.

Ice cream has a special place in everyone’s life and now this cold sweet treat has an exciting new, purpose-designed home that pleases the eye while satisfying the cold treat cravings. Designed by the exemplary, and aptly named, Architects EAT, Kōri Ice Cream is certainly making a name for itself for excellent ice cream and stunning interior design.

Located in Hawthorn on busy Glenferrie Road, queues have been known to form just to taste the delicious and unusual flavours of ice cream but it’s upon arrival at the shop that the experience really begins. The outside hints at what is inside, the heritage façade is painted white with a large terracotta/red (Dulux Retro Disco) stripe on the side.

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