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Locally made, globally trusted
DISCOVER LOCALIn a changing world where time, convenience and sustainability matter more than ever, we’re working with trusted local makers to produce select international designs under licence.
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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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A Quiet Hub for Focus and Recharge
READ MOREWorking with Chandler Architecture and Loreto, District helped bring to life a new hub designed specifically for the school’s teaching faculty.
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magical effect
DISCOVER MAEHWAInspired by the rhythm of blooming plum blossoms, the Maehwa Collection combines delicacy with intention. Sculptural forms and luminous light create pieces that feel both organic and refined, designed to bring quiet poetry into any space.
Ready to Take Home
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Designed to Support
SHOP NOWInspired by the form of an oar, Leva features steam-bent timber arms that curve into a supportive backrest, combining ergonomic design with natural elegance.
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a study in balance
SHOP NOWThe Kizu Lamp balances artistry and function. Now in Kunis Breccia marble, its sculptural form is enriched with warm, earthy tones.
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Everyday Luxury
SHOP NOWWoven from organic cotton in Portugal, Tekla towels are thick, soft, and highly absorbent. Designed with a simple, timeless palette, they bring quiet elegance to daily rituals.
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Little fellas
SHOP NOWJamie McLellan’s Little Fellas are a trio of side tables, each built from solid oak and stacked with intention. Their proportions are charming, compact, confident, and a little playful.
The brave, bold and unseen doesn’t sleep. Stay up to date with our New and Now collection.
RECENT PROJECTS
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Timber, Texture, and Thoughtful Design at Russe...
Russell Kennedy’s new workplace spans four levels within the refurbished 500 Bourke Street tower in Melbourne. Designed by Carr, the fit-out reflects the firm’s inclusive ethos and forward-looking workplace strategy....
Timber, Texture, and Thoughtful Design at Russe...
Russell Kennedy’s new workplace spans four levels within the refurbished 500 Bourke Street tower in Melbourne. Designed by Carr, the fit-out reflects the firm’s inclusive ethos and forward-looking workplace strategy....
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Designing Prestige and Performance for Qualitas
When leading alternative real estate investment manager Qualitas recognised that its office no longer reflected its brand or supported its people, the business turned to Axiom Workplaces for a complete...
Designing Prestige and Performance for Qualitas
When leading alternative real estate investment manager Qualitas recognised that its office no longer reflected its brand or supported its people, the business turned to Axiom Workplaces for a complete...
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Loreto Mandeville Hall
Working with Chandler Architecture and Loreto, District helped bring to life a new hub designed specifically for the school’s teaching faculty. The brief called for a space that felt removed...
Loreto Mandeville Hall
Working with Chandler Architecture and Loreto, District helped bring to life a new hub designed specifically for the school’s teaching faculty. The brief called for a space that felt removed...
Design Dialogues: SAM HECHT & KIM COLIN
With Stelo, their fifth collaboration with Mattiazzi, Sam Hecht and Kim Colin of Industrial Facility revisit the Windsor chair, reinterpreting its principles for today through Mattiazzi’s advanced woodworking techniques. In conversation with Konstantin Grcic, they describe a chair that balances familiarity with invention, designed for both the sitter and the space around it.
Konstantin Grcic: The new STELO chair has formal characteristics reminiscent of the Windsor chair. What was your particular interest in this historic model?
Sam Hecht: Indeed, STELO does play with history a bit. I’d say our interest is with the Windsor’s economic and adaptive model, which helped make it so prolific. It uses the ‘division of labour’ method, where each part of the chair is made in small batches by different craftspeople, and then brought together. The result is an ‘assembled’ aesthetic. Stelo adopts this ‘assemblage’ method, but capitalises on Mattiazzi’s specific techniques – that we have come to know over the years.
KG: The new chair is your fifth project for Mattiazzi. To what extent would you say that it continues your own story for Mattiazzi, which began fifteen years ago with the striking design of Branca? Or is STELO more about breaking new ground?
Kim Colin: All of our chairs stem from the nature of our curiosity – about the sourcing or behaviour of wood over time, about harnessing Mattiazzi’s special skills, and about the potential economy of structural innovation. But Stelo is different, because we’re looking back as well as forward: Stelo reinvests in a historic typology – in the roots of the Windsor version of the Captain’s Chair. Here we find something intriguing, worth exploring for how it can be shaped and made relevant for today. More than the sum of its parts.
DISCOVER LOUISE ROE
Louise Roe
Inspired by the shapes, stories, and essence of her surroundings, Louise Roe...
FROM THE JOURNAL
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Design Dialogues: SAM HECHT & KIM COLIN
Konstantin Grcic: The new STELO chair has formal characteristics reminiscent of the Windsor chair. What was your particular interest in this historic model? Sam Hecht: Indeed, STELO does play with...
Design Dialogues: SAM HECHT & KIM COLIN
Konstantin Grcic: The new STELO chair has formal characteristics reminiscent of the Windsor chair. What was your particular interest in this historic model? Sam Hecht: Indeed, STELO does play with...
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One of Us: Lucas Sheehan, People & Culture
Product you would put at home? Without a doubt, the Clerici Upholstered Lounge Chair by Mattiazzi. I have a lot of love for Mattiazzi’s collection, with the Clerici is one...
One of Us: Lucas Sheehan, People & Culture
Product you would put at home? Without a doubt, the Clerici Upholstered Lounge Chair by Mattiazzi. I have a lot of love for Mattiazzi’s collection, with the Clerici is one...
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Lucid Dream by Faye Toogood
An exhibition exploring states of the subconscious mind through hand-painted furniture and lighting works, showing simultaneously at The Future Perfect and TIWA Select. FAYE TOOGOOD RETURNS TO HER STUDIO After...
Lucid Dream by Faye Toogood
An exhibition exploring states of the subconscious mind through hand-painted furniture and lighting works, showing simultaneously at The Future Perfect and TIWA Select. FAYE TOOGOOD RETURNS TO HER STUDIO After...
The brave, bold and unseen doesn’t sleep. Stay up to date with our New & Now collection.
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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.
FROM THE JOURNAL
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Design Dialogues: SAM HECHT & KIM COLIN
Konstantin Grcic: The new STELO chair has formal characteristics reminiscent of the Windsor chair. What was your particular interest in this historic model? Sam Hecht: Indeed, STELO does play with...
Design Dialogues: SAM HECHT & KIM COLIN
Konstantin Grcic: The new STELO chair has formal characteristics reminiscent of the Windsor chair. What was your particular interest in this historic model? Sam Hecht: Indeed, STELO does play with...
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One of Us: Lucas Sheehan, People & Culture
Product you would put at home? Without a doubt, the Clerici Upholstered Lounge Chair by Mattiazzi. I have a lot of love for Mattiazzi’s collection, with the Clerici is one...
One of Us: Lucas Sheehan, People & Culture
Product you would put at home? Without a doubt, the Clerici Upholstered Lounge Chair by Mattiazzi. I have a lot of love for Mattiazzi’s collection, with the Clerici is one...
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Lucid Dream by Faye Toogood
An exhibition exploring states of the subconscious mind through hand-painted furniture and lighting works, showing simultaneously at The Future Perfect and TIWA Select. FAYE TOOGOOD RETURNS TO HER STUDIO After...
Lucid Dream by Faye Toogood
An exhibition exploring states of the subconscious mind through hand-painted furniture and lighting works, showing simultaneously at The Future Perfect and TIWA Select. FAYE TOOGOOD RETURNS TO HER STUDIO After...
