In Minnesota, Alexander Design Group has crafted a home that is deeply connected to the land, a connection fostered by expansive glazing from Marvin.
Harbour celebrated 50 years of Australian design and outdoor living with a special event at its New York flagship showroom during NYCxDesign.
Cupertino Courtyard in California sits in quiet dialogue with its surrounds, anchored by a rich material palette that includes dark yakisugi cladding.
Brickworks has again partnered with acclaimed Australian industrial designer Adam Goodrum to evolve the Kite Breeze block, first released in 2020.
Waring Residence by Avi Galili Architects rethinks domestic luxury in Los Angeles through compact planning, natural light and refined materiality.
How Uhuru, a small-batch workplace furniture studio in New York, scaled nationally – while maintaining both its design and material integrity.
Ellison Studios unveils The Lobby inside Melbourne’s historic Conway’s buildings that reimagines the hotel lobby as a place for work and connection.
Joseph Carini of Carini Lang opens a rare three-day pop-up in New York, sharing a refined collection of tribal and antique objects.
A21 refurbishes a 1970s ranch in Boulder, Colorado, opening the home to Flatirons and Continental Divide views with a Marvin Ultimate window wall.
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Glazed by hand, the Arc tile collection from Heath Ceramics represents another leap forward for the esteemed California brand.
Masonry blocks by Brickworks form the distinctive materiality of Templeton Primary School in Melbourne’s east, designed by Kosloff Architecture.
CariniLang’s collection of rugs is characterised by uncompromising craftsmanship, ethical production and a deep respect for materials.
It’s 25 years since Flexform launched Groundpiece, a sofa that redefined contemporary comfort through quiet elegance, modularity and craft.
As Molteni&C re-envisions its LA flagship, third-generation family member Giulia Molteni speaks about the brand’s growing North American presence.
Brickworks GB Masonry brings warmth and texture to a family home by AMoA, showing that great design is as much about feeling as form.
Molteni&C unveils Gio Ponti Objects, a collection of eight of the revered Italian architect’s intimately scaled works.
Light, reflection and movement are the central motifs of Lakesong, a meticulously crafted home by CoXist Studio in Austin, Texas.
Creating smaller destinations within a larger whole was central to LA architect Avi Galili’s design for Burton Residence, home to a family of eight.
Melbourne photographer Dave Kulesza continues his exploration of the real versus the seemingly fabricated in the eerie Distant Districts collection.
Exploring the concept of time, sculptor Matt Byrd presents 13 new works in stone, clay and salvaged timber at Zarolat in Brooklyn.
Molteni&C partners with Cabana magazine to create a special edition of the 1973 Monk armchair, Its restrained lines imbued with a richer language.
LA-based kinney block creates convention-defying concrete tiles – architectural yet quiet, designed to let texture and shadow do the talking.
Gaggenau introduces a new oven range that reflects the esteemed German appliance maker’s philosophy of ‘traditional avant-garde’.