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French’s experimental materials studio, OTHER MATTER, is collaborating across multiple Aesop premises for another exploration of experimental, circular design.
Christopher Boots’ new collection has something of the other world about it. Glistening spheres of quartz crystal capture the eye and the imagination.
The design community in Melbourne gathered together for an evening dedicated to inspiring ideas on the business of design.
Designed to super-charge co-working and collaboration, Auckland’s Innovation Precinct extends into building number three, a six-storey purpose-built environment.
Collaboration is perhaps one of the most powerful tools in the designer’s and supplier’s arsenal. And where better to release the full power of collaborative creative vision than Saturday in Design? Here we revisit 10 top collaborations from this year’s event.
What do gnocchi, sparkling meteors and an Employee of the Month have in common? Saturday Indesign Melbourne 2019! What did you miss? We count down some of the highlight moments from our day-long design festival.
What does gnocchi, sparkling meteors and Employee of the Month Narelle have in common? Saturday Indesign 2019… What did you miss, or what do you want to relive? We count down some of the highlight moments from our day-long design festival.
We’re counting down the days for Saturday Indesign, find out what’s going on in the City North district to plan your exciting weekend.
We may be on the other side of the world, but Australians are certainly an intrepid bunch. And this point is reiterated when looking at the amount of Aussie lighting designers showcasing their wares on the world stage at Salone del Mobile Milan 2019.
With a jam-packed May turning into an even bigger June, it has been a busy two months with outstanding industry happenings. Raj Nandan, Indesign Media’s founder and publisher, thinks the A&D community should give itself a firm pat on the back.
The recipient of a prestigious invitation to exhibit at this year’s Collective Design went to eminent Melbourne-based lighting designer Christopher Boots, who showcased some of his extraordinary, (and as yet unseen) work at this year’s event.
