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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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Flexible Design for a Creative Studio
DISCOVER WORKSTATIONSThe Hames Sharley Melbourne studio transforms a historic Art Deco space into an adaptable workplace that balances heritage with sustainable design. At its core, Elements Moto workstations bring flexibility and minimal form, allowing the team to reconfigure the studio as needs evolve.
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magical effect
DISCOVER BOLLEInspired by a walk surrounded by a thousand soap bubbles floating in the air, Giopato & Coombes captured that lightness as a metaphor for the immateriality of light, crystallised in the Bolle collection.
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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.
Ready to Take Home
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Perfectly Imperfect
SHOP NOWThe Offset Stool by Resident explores balance through subtle misalignment. Solid oak legs are deliberately offset, giving a simple silhouette an unexpected edge. Use it as a seat or side table — its honest form is made to stand out, quietly.
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Everyday Warmth
SHOP NOWTekla towels bring warmth and softness to the everyday routine. Thick, absorbent and gentle on the skin, each one is made from organic cotton with a dense pile that holds warmth and dries quickly.
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TOUCH SENSITIVE
SHOP NOWPorta's cordless and lightweight design enables you to take the lamp from the kitchen to the beach to your favorite reading nook.
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settings that lean a little bolder
SHOP NOWFounded in Paris, Sabre brings a playful twist to classic French table traditions. Known for vivid colours, timeless shapes and a touch of irreverence, each piece combines everyday practicality with the charm of Parisian craft.
The brave, bold and unseen doesn’t sleep. Stay up to date with our New and Now collection.
RECENT PROJECTS
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Luise’s Terrace
A terrace house with a charming backstory is revived in an ode to the original owners. The idea of a Sydney terrace holds a certain kind of romanticism for Jaime Bligh,...
Luise’s Terrace
A terrace house with a charming backstory is revived in an ode to the original owners. The idea of a Sydney terrace holds a certain kind of romanticism for Jaime Bligh,...
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McCormack & Studio 103 Head Office
Studio 103’s new Melbourne head office, designed for McCormack and Studio 103, brings two distinct tenancies together through a cohesive vision of materiality and spatial flow. A unified palette of...
McCormack & Studio 103 Head Office
Studio 103’s new Melbourne head office, designed for McCormack and Studio 103, brings two distinct tenancies together through a cohesive vision of materiality and spatial flow. A unified palette of...
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Kokoda
Defined by award-winning design, superior quality and proud heritage, Kokoda Property creates luxury residences in Australia’s most desired locations.
Kokoda
Defined by award-winning design, superior quality and proud heritage, Kokoda Property creates luxury residences in Australia’s most desired locations.
Design Dialogues: Marco Campardo
London-based designer Marco Campardo thinks with his hands. His explorative and self-initiated projects result in designs loaded with personality. Just not too much. Here, he tells us how the Bullnose Chair for Hem was originally designed as a formal exercise and problem-solving activity that turned into a pleasure of making.
You mentioned that your earliest making memories were with your father?
I grew up outside of Venice. My dad was a carpenter. I remember him getting up at 3am and driving to Rome where he worked for several days. His client was very special - the Vatican. It was only years later that I realized how fortunate we were that the Vatican employed my dad. I spent a lot of time with him making things when I was young. He still helps me out today. He is 81 years old now, but very active. He is always learning new things.
Is that where you get it from?
I believe in practice theory. I am not an academic. For me, designing is about thinking with my hands. By doing that I developed my own theory.
Do projects begin the same way now?
I experiment with different materials, without knowing what the outcome will be. I spend a lot of time speculating with different materials and exploring them without really knowing where it is going. Some designers are more driven by defining forms first and finding the right materials after. But that is not how I work.
FROM THE JOURNAL
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The making of Last Stool Splatter
The Last Stool Splatter is hand-painted, then fired at 800 degrees Celsius to get a perfect enamel finish. Winning the 2003 International Design Award while still a student allowed Max...
The making of Last Stool Splatter
The Last Stool Splatter is hand-painted, then fired at 800 degrees Celsius to get a perfect enamel finish. Winning the 2003 International Design Award while still a student allowed Max...
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The Story of Hemp in the Mat Chair
Normann Copenhagen’s CTO, Søren Stryhn Petersen, recently visited France to secure the hemp fibres needed for our Mat Chair - a design that challenges conventional materials in furniture production. Normann...
The Story of Hemp in the Mat Chair
Normann Copenhagen’s CTO, Søren Stryhn Petersen, recently visited France to secure the hemp fibres needed for our Mat Chair - a design that challenges conventional materials in furniture production. Normann...
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District goes to 3daysofdesign 2025
A recap of our time exploring the future of design, material innovation and the spaces shaping how we live and work. View this post on Instagram A post shared by...
District goes to 3daysofdesign 2025
A recap of our time exploring the future of design, material innovation and the spaces shaping how we live and work. View this post on Instagram A post shared by...
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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The making of Last Stool Splatter
The Last Stool Splatter is hand-painted, then fired at 800 degrees Celsius to get a perfect enamel finish. Winning the 2003 International Design Award while still a student allowed Max...
The making of Last Stool Splatter
The Last Stool Splatter is hand-painted, then fired at 800 degrees Celsius to get a perfect enamel finish. Winning the 2003 International Design Award while still a student allowed Max...
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The Story of Hemp in the Mat Chair
Normann Copenhagen’s CTO, Søren Stryhn Petersen, recently visited France to secure the hemp fibres needed for our Mat Chair - a design that challenges conventional materials in furniture production. Normann...
The Story of Hemp in the Mat Chair
Normann Copenhagen’s CTO, Søren Stryhn Petersen, recently visited France to secure the hemp fibres needed for our Mat Chair - a design that challenges conventional materials in furniture production. Normann...
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District goes to 3daysofdesign 2025
A recap of our time exploring the future of design, material innovation and the spaces shaping how we live and work. View this post on Instagram A post shared by...
District goes to 3daysofdesign 2025
A recap of our time exploring the future of design, material innovation and the spaces shaping how we live and work. View this post on Instagram A post shared by...
