Fienza’s bathroom portfolio reflects the best in Australian design, with the Kuro shower collection reflecting the brand’s architectural approach.
Lucian Architectural Lighting has become the exclusive commercial distributor in four Australian states for Danish design icon Louis Poulsen.
The Well House by Neubauer Ennis Architects is a flexible multigenerational home on Cape Cod, shaped by expansive windows and doors from Marvin.
We take a look at what’s new in design, from Bocci’s elemental 93 collection to Cassina’s revival of a 1966 Bauhaus-inspired design.
Faucet Strommen is more than just a luxury tapware brand: it’s a family-run business committed to local manufacturing and fine craftsmanship.
Brightgreen’s Tru-Colour technology reveals how the difference between a beautiful home and an exceptional one comes down to the quality of its light.
Melbourne lighting brand Articolo Studios expands its popular Occhi wall sconce range with three new iterations.
Astro Lighting’s refined luminaires can help dissolve the boundary between the bedroom and the ensuite, creating a cohesive retreat.
Considered fixtures, direct pricing and an easily navigable Sydney showroom – MyHomeware makes a design-led bathroom or kitchen genuinely achievable.
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Pittella’s specialist consultancy brings material expertise and design coordination to every stage of a project.
SØKTAS’s Coral range makes a refined statement in Cera Stribley’s Brixton residence, reflecting the lighting brand’s status among architects.
Italian brand FIMA Carlo Frattini – available in Australia through Abey – creates sculptural, tactile tapware that elevates the bathroom space.
Blum’s harmonised range of precision fittings meets the design industry’s continuing preoccupation with darker tones.
Transmitt is devoted to crafting luminaires that celebrate sculptural forms, natural materiality and the ephemeral beauty of light itself.
Lo & Co Interiors and SMAC Studio’s Duet brings jewellery-inspired, two-toned hardware finishes to the home.
Intrim’s timber mouldings help restore Victorian-era character to a terrace in Sydney’s Potts Point, renovated by Convict Interiors.
TEMBO is the new collaboration between Australian luxury bathware brand apaiser and YOO Studio London.
With hardware emerging as a key element in contemporary interiors, Iver’s bold, playful Puerto collection has been designed to stand out.
Fienza’s Kuro shower collection brings sculptural design, material refinement and specification flexibility to Australian bathrooms.
In Minnesota, Alexander Design Group has crafted a home that is deeply connected to the land, a connection fostered by expansive glazing from Marvin.
The Staccato Collection brings together Astraeus Clarke’s refined metalwork and Devin Wilde’s sculptural ceramics in a gorgeous new lighting series.
COMPARTMENTO introduces the Vide system, an adaptable drawer inlay bringing precision, material refinement and flexible organisation to kitchens.
Architectural vision, hand-refined forms and luxury converge in Concrete Studio’s range of high-end, minimalist concrete basins, vanities and baths.