Layla Cluer brings beauty back to the table, crafting ceramics designed to last and elevate the simple act of sharing a meal.
Melbourne Art Fair 2026 showcased over 60 galleries and Indigenous art centres, plus a new salon dedicated to collectible Australian design.
Pilz is Volker Haug Studio’s new one-of-a-kind table lamp collection, launching at Melbourne Art Fair 2026 as part of the inaugural FUTUREOBJEKT salon.
With its flush circular profile, ZETR’s 48 / ROUND series allows for effortless integration into interiors where materiality and detail matter.
Andy Kelly and Mitchell Zurek, founders of Brud Studia and Oigäll Projects, have a resonance with brutalist forms and bold gestures.
Melbourne-based multi-hyphenate creative Jessie French is revolutionising materials with her sustainably minded practice, Other Matter.
A corner property on an iconic Melbourne strip is a reflection of Andy Kelly and Mitchell Zurek, the duo behind Oigåll Projects and Brud Studia.
Interior design studio Sally Caroline has partnered with furniture and art practice denHolm on a range of sculpted limestone mirrors.
A retro-futuristic car from Citroën that never went into production provided the surprising catalyst for artist Stephen Robert Carlier’s new body of work, What should have been.
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Weaving personal histories with the contemporary energy of Melbourne, Hopper Joint is a welcoming eatery designed by Brahman Perera that is an ode to memory, heritage and community.
Design is personal, so for interior designers, it is important to live, believe in and support the design that shapes their environments.
Characterised by its potent mix of heritage style and boundary-pushing innovation, this year’s Salone del Mobile shed light on fresh and established faces.
Over 11 days and at venues in both the city and regional Victoria, Melbourne Design Week 2024 is an unmissable opportunity to engage with the best of Australian and global design.
We turn the focus on four of the country’s leading photographers, whose diverse subject matter ranges from architecture and food to travel and the natural world.
BMDO’s first solo exhibition, ‘High Hopes’, questions the cross-section of art and everyday materials.
Throughout this Q&A, Jay Jermyn and CJ Anderson of Objects for Thought divulge how they came to work together and their design philosophy.
Across art direction, photography, product design and exhibition curation, Marsha Golemac produces imaginative reworkings of everyday objects, concepts and details.
Exploring many forms of the chair, Craft Victoria’s The Chair is an imaginative new exhibition featuring 24 chair designs by 31 Australian designers.
Crafted in collaboration with NGV, Melbourne Design Week Great sees Dane combine philosophy and sensory exploration in a material installation and interactive retreat.
An electrifying convergence of artists and collectors is set to delight this March with the National Gallery of Victoria and Melbourne Art Foundation announcing the launch of Melbourne Design Fair.