We are interested in what fabric can bring to life. This journal is a celebration of the lifestyle, culture and design that influences what we do.
People & Places
In the ever-evolving realm of design, technology has taken centre stage in shaping the way customers experience products and services. However, staying at the forefront of innovation requires an openness to change and as online shopping becomes the primary touchpoint for customers, providing a dy...
Auckland-based Interior Designer Matt South offers his clients a complete design service; from an initial causal discussion to presenting 3D renders, procurement, and styling their space. Prioritising open lines of communication with clients ensures they feel confident in the design direction, wh...
Lynne Bradley has been curating spaces which embody contemporary elegance since establishing her Sydney-based interior design practice in 2000. Across her projects, cherished objects and innovative design meld to capture the personality of her client and create unique residences, underpinned by h...
Melbourne Design Week is an annual celebration of the Australian design industry. With over 100 events held across the country’s design capital, we asked our Melbourne-based Product Developer Bonnie Mack to share her top five exhibitions from this year’s fair. “This year the theme 'Design the Wor...
Following a week spent up close and personal with our supplier’s latest textile innovations and working through current developments in Lake Como, our Design Directors found further inspiration during a whirlwind three days at Milan Design Week. For the first time since the pandemic Milan Design ...
We spoke to leading Australian industrial designer Adam Goodrum about the simple yet robust combination of Mokum’s outdoor bouclé upholsteries with the clean, sheet metal construction of his Voom collection for Made by Tait.
Diana Vreeland was a woman with an innate ability to see talent, creativity, and style in people before they had fully realised it in themselves. Positioned at the forefront of the 1960s ‘youthquake’ she favoured individuals with personality in their looks and discovered some of the era’s best kn...
“A world without leopards, well, who would want to live in it?”
“A world without leopards, well, who would want to live in it?”
Zepel Product Developer Bonnie Mack discovered textile design through her passion for fashion and sourcing vintage fabrics. Read on to uncover the sustainable textile innovations and multidisciplinary artists who inspire her work as a designer.
