Art That Absorbs Sound: Ben Goss’ Acoustic Collection for Woven Image.There's a built-in tension in printing art onto an acoustic panel. The panel wants to recede; the artwork wants the opposite. Woven Image's new collection with Australian artist Ben Goss doesn't pretend that tension away. It begins with an...
Elton Group Launches the Think Good Micro-Grant, Backing the Ideas Behind Responsible Design.Design tends to get celebrated at the finish line, but the work that moves the industry forward happens long before that. Elton Group's new annual grant supports architects, interior designers, furniture designers, makers and students...
Bankston x For Scale: A Two-City Argument for Touch.What can a door handle teach us about being present? Bankston and For Scale set out to answer that question across New York and Copenhagen, staging immersive exhibitions that positioned hardware as one of the most intimate touchpoints in...
Considered by Design: Camberwell House by Above Zero, Cera Stribley & Golden.Above Zero returns to Camberwell with Camberwell House, a design-led collection rising above Camberwell Junction. Architecture by Cera Stribley, interiors by Golden, landscape by Florian Wild and feature lighting by artist Nicole Lawrence...
Touched With the Eyes: SensiTerre Surface Collection by Matteo Thun for Florim.The latest chapter in Florim and Matteo Thun's long collaboration, SensiTerre reimagines the world of clays as warm, tactile porcelain. Born from the tenth anniversary of the handcrafted Venere Bianca vases, it offers six earthy colours...
Design By Them Returned to Copenhagen With Five New Australian Collections.Twelve months after their Copenhagen debut, Design By Them was back at 3daysofdesign—and the encore was anything but a victory lap. The Sydney studio took over Dronningens Tværgade 19 with five new releases from a stellar cohort: Adam...
Ross Didier Returns to Fine Art Roots with Gallium.Named after one of the world's most strategically critical minerals—essential to electronics, renewable energy and AI infrastructure—Ross Didier’s Gallium explores the tension between permanence and transformation, translating that...
Audo Turns the Volume Down with Quiet Grandeur at 3daysofdesign.Quiet Grandeur argues that grandeur and calm aren't opposites—that an enduring idea of contemporary living can be grounded, graceful and quietly self-assured. After Monuments, it's a clever next move from Audo: less spectacle, more...
Quiet Endurance: Vincent Van Duysen’s Cousy Turns Twenty.Vincent Van Duysen's Cousy for Arflex resolves a familiar tension with ease: architectural lines establish order while generous cushions soften every edge. Conceived in 2006 as a complete seating system—sofas, armchair, chaise lounge and...
