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“Designers can no longer claim they don’t know the consequences”: Q&A with curator Ewan McEoin

“Designers can no longer claim they don’t know the consequences”: Q&A with curator Ewan McEoin

At the NGV’s Making Good: Redesigning the Everyday, design becomes a force for repair. From algae-based vinyl to mycelium earplugs, the exhibition proves that rethinking the ordinary can reshape our collective future.

Winner of The Project at Saturday Indesign is revealed!

Winner of The Project at Saturday Indesign is revealed!

Responding to the theme of ‘Resonance – Evoking emotion through physical design,’ V-ZUG and the Whitehouse Institute of Design are the 2025 Saturday Indesign Project winners.

Collingwood comes alive: A precinct of connection, conversation and creativity

Collingwood comes alive: A precinct of connection, conversation and creativity

Collingwood pulsed with energy at Saturday Indesign 2025, where talks, launches and activations spilled from showrooms into the streets.

Saturday Indesign 2025 Afterparty: A rooftop celebration to remember

Saturday Indesign 2025 Afterparty: A rooftop celebration to remember

On 6th September 2025, Saturday Indesign went out with a bang at The Albion Rooftop in Melbourne. Sponsored by ABI Interiors, Woodcut and Signorino, the Afterparty was the perfect finale to a day of design, connection and creativity.

The things we discussed at Saturday Indesign 2025

The things we discussed at Saturday Indesign 2025

Curated by the Indesign editorial team and hosted at leading showrooms, the Design Discussions series provided thoughtful reflection and debate on key issues shaping the industry.

Richards Stanisich wins Australian Grand Prix at Dulux Colour Awards

Richards Stanisich wins Australian Grand Prix at Dulux Colour Awards

The use of a single colour as the pivotal and defining design strategy, the unconventional application of contemporary colour on heritage projects, and the softening of traditionally ‘hard’ building typologies were observed in the winning projects at the 39th Dulux Colour Awards.

“I am questioning the boundaries of art and where it belongs”: Emma Coulter

“I am questioning the boundaries of art and where it belongs”: Emma Coulter

You may recognise Emma Coulter’s space- and surface-bending artworks at a glance. As one of Melbourne’s most dynamic artists, her work lives at the intersection of painting and site-specific art in a chromo-spatial manner.

Powerhouse for change: Jefa Greenaway

Powerhouse for change: Jefa Greenaway

Through insight and expertise, INDESIGN Luminary Jefa Greenaway has forged a career highlighting Indigenous perspectives in architecture and design. He’s a powerful force for change and a man to be followed.

HAVN takes its cues from modern Scandi and Japanese influences

HAVN takes its cues from modern Scandi and Japanese influences

For a brand that prides itself on originality and authenticity, this space made perfect sense for HAVN’s new home on Gertrude Street in Melbourne.

Josh Carmody’s bespoke furniture pieces for SEEK

Josh Carmody’s bespoke furniture pieces for SEEK

A major highlight in SEEK’s new headquarters by Hassell is Josh Carmody’s bespoke table collections which fill the halls with a local touch of handcrafted brilliance. Here’s the full story.

Piccolo House by Wood Marsh is everything and more

Piccolo House by Wood Marsh is everything and more

Wood Marsh shows us how placemaking is done via Piccolo House, a new mixed use building in South Melbourne for local boutique property developer, Piccolo.

Russell & George On Its Futuristic, Multi-Award-Winning Space & Time Fit-Out

Russell & George On Its Futuristic, Multi-Award-Winning Space & Time Fit-Out

The Work Space is one of the most tightly contested categories in the INDE.Awards. Which is why Russell & George’s self-designed North Melbourne studio was such a worthy winner in 2019.