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IN STOCK COLLECTION
SHOP NOWA considered selection of pieces from our international partners and local makers. Designed to stay, these are the products we’ll keep coming back to, consistently available, thoughtfully chosen.
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MADE CLOSE TO HOME
DISCOVER LOCAL PRODUCTIONDesigned and made in Australia, our locally produced pieces can be configured to the brief and delivered on shorter timelines.
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MADE FROM WASTE
DISCOVER PAPPap turns discarded milk cartons into modular shelving. The carton fragments stay visible, and no chemicals are added in production. Each panel is unique, and the system reconfigures as your space changes.
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MODULAR BY DESIGN
DISCOVER HABITATDesigned with Adam Cornish, Habitat is a modular sofa and ottoman system that shapes open lounge zones, booth seating and breakout spaces. It can be configured to suit the floorplate and built to the brief.
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Between the sheets
SHOP NOWConsidered colour, texture and comfort. Bed linen designed to bring a new layer to the bedroom.
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BY THE WATER
SHOP NOWDesigned for life outdoors. Crafted from organic cotton and woven in Portugal, Tekla beach towels balance lightweight comfort with everyday absorbency.
The brave, bold and unseen doesn’t sleep. Stay up to date with our New and Now collection.
RECENT PROJECTS
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INTERNATIONALQUINTA DE ADORIGO WINERY
At Quinta de Adorigo Winery, the fit-out pairs the warmth of hospitality with a refined, contemporary design language that balances comfort, simplicity and craftsmanship. Mattiazzi's Radice Stool introduces a light,...
QUINTA DE ADORIGO WINERY
At Quinta de Adorigo Winery, the fit-out pairs the warmth of hospitality with a refined, contemporary design language that balances comfort, simplicity and craftsmanship. Mattiazzi's Radice Stool introduces a light,...
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INTERNATIONALVictorian Schoolhouse
Jacu Strauss is a friend of the Resident brand, who over the years has built a reputation for creating interiors that feel collected rather than composed. As Creative Director of...
Victorian Schoolhouse
Jacu Strauss is a friend of the Resident brand, who over the years has built a reputation for creating interiors that feel collected rather than composed. As Creative Director of...
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VICBuilding BLOQS at 120 Collins Street
Located at 120 Collins Street, Corrs Chambers Westgarth's Melbourne workplace draws directly from the character of its address. Designed by Bates Smart, the project combines the material richness of Collins...
Building BLOQS at 120 Collins Street
Located at 120 Collins Street, Corrs Chambers Westgarth's Melbourne workplace draws directly from the character of its address. Designed by Bates Smart, the project combines the material richness of Collins...
New arrivals. Constantly updated. The pieces we're drawn to, now.
FROM THE JOURNAL
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Observation, materials and the art of paying at...
From observation and material exploration to play and imperfection, Faye Toogood reflects on the ideas that have shaped her multidisciplinary practice, and why learning to look closely remains at the...
Observation, materials and the art of paying at...
From observation and material exploration to play and imperfection, Faye Toogood reflects on the ideas that have shaped her multidisciplinary practice, and why learning to look closely remains at the...
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A POSTCARD FROM – THE SEA
Captured at 10:56 am, somewhere along the Danish coast. A morning by the water, where the pace slows down and a handful of essentials bring the comfort of home outside....
A POSTCARD FROM – THE SEA
Captured at 10:56 am, somewhere along the Danish coast. A morning by the water, where the pace slows down and a handful of essentials bring the comfort of home outside....
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Spotlight on Modern Slavery: Why Transparency M...
Earlier this month, District ESG Manager Vanessa Masson joined Jamie Hodgson (Hassell), Karlee Blackburn (NH Architecture), Kendall Claus (Introba/Perkins&Will) and Ro Coroneos (Praxis ESG) for the Architects Declare Materials Working...
Spotlight on Modern Slavery: Why Transparency M...
Earlier this month, District ESG Manager Vanessa Masson joined Jamie Hodgson (Hassell), Karlee Blackburn (NH Architecture), Kendall Claus (Introba/Perkins&Will) and Ro Coroneos (Praxis ESG) for the Architects Declare Materials Working...
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PENDANT LIGHTS
SHOP NOWSay no to ceiling acne. Light your space in a different way with our range of pendant lighting; increase the drama, set the scene, radiate romance, or create intimacy.
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Table Lamps
SHOP NOWShape a room with pools of soft light and sculptural form. Our table lamps bring warmth and quiet focus to desks, bedsides and side tables, designed to stand out when on and sit beautifully when off.
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FLOOR LAMPS
SHOP NOWSculptural. Ambient. Luminous. Create your own style of lighting and add that finishing touch to your space with our collection of floor lamps.
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portable lamps
SHOP NOWMove them around. Take them with you. Let them alter your atmosphere. Explore our range of portable lighting and strengthen your ambience game.
Design Dialogues: Petrus Palmér
Tim: What is the thread that connects every product Hem creates?
Petrus: I think it’s the unexpected. That’s why we’re in this in the first place. We’re always looking for something that gets us excited, something as far away from the mundane as possible. Something surprising. We wanted to create a place for a new generation of designers.
Tim: When you started Hem, what was the original idea behind the brand?
Petrus: I’ve been in this industry my entire working life. As a designer, I worked with some of the best design companies in the world, from Cappellini and De Padova to IKEA. I love this industry. But design is old. Many of the companies, designers, and products I admired came from another era. There was a new generation with incredible energy, but they didn’t really have a commercial platform. When I started Hem, I wanted to create a place for them, a brand that respected the history, craft, and culture of design, but also challenged it and introduced something new.
Tim: Do you see Hem as a generational design company?
Petrus: 100%. Culture is created by people who grow up together, look at the world around them, and decide how they want to contribute to it. Every generation breaks with the one before it. A lot of the designers we partnered with early on were aware of the design landscape they came from, but they wanted to do something different. Max Lamb showed us that you don’t have to be conformist. You don’t have to do what everyone else is doing.
RECENT PROJECTS
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INTERNATIONAL
QUINTA DE ADORIGO WINERY
At Quinta de Adorigo Winery, the fit-out pairs the warmth of hospitality with a refined, contemporary design language that balances comfort, simplicity and craftsmanship. Mattiazzi's Radice Stool introduces a light,...
QUINTA DE ADORIGO WINERY
At Quinta de Adorigo Winery, the fit-out pairs the warmth of hospitality with a refined, contemporary design language that balances comfort, simplicity and craftsmanship. Mattiazzi's Radice Stool introduces a light,...
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INTERNATIONAL
Victorian Schoolhouse
Jacu Strauss is a friend of the Resident brand, who over the years has built a reputation for creating interiors that feel collected rather than composed. As Creative Director of...
Victorian Schoolhouse
Jacu Strauss is a friend of the Resident brand, who over the years has built a reputation for creating interiors that feel collected rather than composed. As Creative Director of...
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VIC
Building BLOQS at 120 Collins Street
Located at 120 Collins Street, Corrs Chambers Westgarth's Melbourne workplace draws directly from the character of its address. Designed by Bates Smart, the project combines the material richness of Collins...
Building BLOQS at 120 Collins Street
Located at 120 Collins Street, Corrs Chambers Westgarth's Melbourne workplace draws directly from the character of its address. Designed by Bates Smart, the project combines the material richness of Collins...
FROM THE JOURNAL
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Observation, materials and the art of paying at...
From observation and material exploration to play and imperfection, Faye Toogood reflects on the ideas that have shaped her multidisciplinary practice, and why learning to look closely remains at the...
Observation, materials and the art of paying at...
From observation and material exploration to play and imperfection, Faye Toogood reflects on the ideas that have shaped her multidisciplinary practice, and why learning to look closely remains at the...
-
A POSTCARD FROM – THE SEA
Captured at 10:56 am, somewhere along the Danish coast. A morning by the water, where the pace slows down and a handful of essentials bring the comfort of home outside....
A POSTCARD FROM – THE SEA
Captured at 10:56 am, somewhere along the Danish coast. A morning by the water, where the pace slows down and a handful of essentials bring the comfort of home outside....
-
Spotlight on Modern Slavery: Why Transparency M...
Earlier this month, District ESG Manager Vanessa Masson joined Jamie Hodgson (Hassell), Karlee Blackburn (NH Architecture), Kendall Claus (Introba/Perkins&Will) and Ro Coroneos (Praxis ESG) for the Architects Declare Materials Working...
Spotlight on Modern Slavery: Why Transparency M...
Earlier this month, District ESG Manager Vanessa Masson joined Jamie Hodgson (Hassell), Karlee Blackburn (NH Architecture), Kendall Claus (Introba/Perkins&Will) and Ro Coroneos (Praxis ESG) for the Architects Declare Materials Working...
