No Monkeybiz-ness
It’s enlightening to discover a company founded on a strong humanitarian ethos. Australian-based agency, emily ziz imports the spirit of the exotic African landscape to our shores with their unique, one-of-a-kind textiles and interior design products. But director and founder, Emma Levitt is committed to giving back to the African continent in any way possible. This is how they came to import Monkeybiz.
Colour your world
Sydney interior designer Pip Robb wants to bring colour to your life with her simple style philosophy.
Hotel + Hospitality feature Beauty is a Joy Forever
HOTEL + HOSPITALITY FURNISHINGS feature 'Beauty is a joy for ever' showcased interior design ideas in four room settings.
Lightsource feature Bright Ideas bedazzled visitors
LIGHTSOURCE feature Bright Ideas bedazzled visitors with four very different design installations.
VIVID 2011 Winners Announced
Australia's next generation of ground-breaking designers were unveiled at Furnitex 2011 as part of VIVID - Vibrant Visions in Design.
An ICON for the future...
Combining today’s appeal of computer games with classic climbing and play equipment, ICON is an advanced playground encouraging health, movement, learning and social integration. Designed by Denmark-based Kompan, ICON was awarded the 2011 Design Award™ of the Year including the Best in Category design award in the Sport and Leisure category at the Australian International Design Awards (AIDA), presented by Good Design Australia.
Craft Enterprises: From Africa with style
A Cameroon shield or feather headdress for wall décor would make a great conversation piece. So would a Nguni hide rug or Luba mask from southern Africa.
Dean Phillips: Dazzling innovation
Dean Phillips and his team have a nickname for their latest project in Melbourne's CBD. "We call it The Devil Wears Prada," says the founder of the internationally acclaimed lighting design company.
Asian Tide: Exotic new wave
The name chosen by Melbourne husband and wife team Robert and Lin Chang for the company they established in 1998 was prescient.
Pad Home Design Concept: Dual home fronts
She was an Australian interior designer, trained in Sydney and London. He was German and worked in textiles. Both were young, smart and attractive. Not surprisingly, they hit it off when they met in Thailand. Then they married, had a family and combined their talents in a venture that is going strong internationally.
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