In the latest additions to the ongoing Expert Series, Artedomus touches on the key motivations for its product selections and processes.

A New Normal shows Melbourne how it can transform from a consumer to a producer of energy by 2030, with a strategy that would pay for itself in less than 10 years.

New Zealand born, Bondi based Dion Horstmans is a sculptor, maker, storyteller, father, actor and artist. To put it simply, he is a doer.

With Melbourne Design Week in full swing, over 300 events, exhibitions, workshops, and panel discussions are taking place throughout the city, online and across Victoria.

From computer science to managing director of Artedomus, Phil Brenton, may have followed an unconventional path yet has become a key figure within the local design industry.

Architect Eva-Marie Prineas created Sydney-based Studio Prineas in 2004 and has never looked back.

Finding utility and comfort in James Richardson Furniture’s new forms, Tom Mark Henry celebrate sculptural objects making living easy.

Melbourne Design Week’s prolific satellite program celebrates design as an agent of change, reaffirming Melbourne’s status as a powerhouse of design creativity.

Founded by Jonathan Richards and Kirsten Stanisich, Richards Stanisich is founded on an ethos of simplicity and clarity of vision.

The best of European design comes to Perth with the opening of the only store in Australia dedicated to French furniture brand Ligne Roset.

Recognising graduates are faced with an increasingly competitive jobs market, Melbourne School of Design launches a suite of professionally accredited double Masters degrees.

Globally renowned street artist Rone returns to his home ground to paint a mural on the heritage-listed cellar door of Geelong-based Providence Wines.

Stylecraft recently collaborated on the Australian launch of the new Rolls-Royce Ghost, providing a number of local and international furniture pieces for the event.

The Melbourne School of Design’s summer exhibition of graduating students’ work is going online with a virtual exhibition offering an insight into the future of design.

DPRK: North Korea in Colour, The Extended Series by Dave Kulesza, premiers of the 5th of December at the Fenton & Fenton showroom in Prahran, Melbourne.

John Wardle Architects’ Bushfire Recovering Auction is now running, with proceeds supporting the Biodiversity Recovery Project, established in the wake of last summer’s devastating fires.

This year, Thames & Hudson Australia celebrates 50 years as the country’s leading publisher of illustrated books with five new titles on architecture, interiors, furniture, lighting and landscape.

Resident Dog (Volume 2): Incredible Homes and the Dogs Who Live There lets readers explore beautiful homes through their lucky canine residents.

Rufus Knight’s work today demonstrates the power of that original intuitive impulse that sought to explore and create connections throughout the spectrum of creative modalities.

Living Outside sees landscape architects and frequent collaborators Sharon Mackay and Diana Snape take on a new medium, publishing a beautiful collection of contemporary gardens.

From the far corners of Tasmania comes together a curated collection of work by designer-makers who are dedicated to their craft and altogether quintessentially Tasmanian.

In Good Company is the Melbourne-based design destination founded byhusband and wife team John and Louise Bastiras.

Artedomus introduces Active 2.0, an innovative photocatalytic application of titanium dioxide and silver that gives the porcelain anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-odour and self-cleaning properties.

Our top 5 isolation cabins to inspire and help get you through our recent lockdown period.