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Healthcare design expert Tracy Lord joins us on the Stories Indesign podcast to discuss her varied inspiration and the need for nuance in her sector.
Andrea Mulloni is the head of sustainability at furniture manufacturer, Arper. With a particular emphasis on the evolving Catifa Carta chair, we chatted to him at Arper’s stand during Milan Design Week.
Whilst in Australia with Living Edge, Muuto CEO, Anders Cleeman, spoke on the five principles that shape Muuto’s neuroaesthetic approach to product design, and creating humanistic spaces.
fjcstudio leads by design and the practice’s Melbourne studio is making quite the impact on the built landscape of Victoria.
Chinese handbag design firm, Songmont, has seen ARCHSTUDIO transform a disused factory into a space of great engagement and joy.
So many product launches – where to begin with Milan? Well, across some of our favourite brands and all kinds of areas, here are some of the highlights we saw this year.
This clever conversion of a commercial building to a university campus is setting a new benchmark in rethinking vacant city sites.
Davenport Campbell’s Anneke Alberto and Kathryn Marshall comment on the fallacy of ‘the average man’ in workplace design.
Woods Bagot has completed a lobby refurbishment inspired by the historic architecture of the Palace Hotel.
Settling in to its new Sydney address, Addisons offices by Studio Tate are composed, light filled and easy to be in.
James Calder is renowned as a maverick in the world of workplace design and now with his new practice, Placing, he is set to shake up the establishment and carve a new path forward in how and where we work.
Eller brings human-centric design to the forefront, combining adaptability, ergonomics, and refined aesthetics to transform the modern workplace.
