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These new elements further Place Collections versatility as well as allowing for more permanent seating arrangements.
The new longer units can be joined to smaller ones or used as alternatives to single elements, enabling endless configurations in seating options.
Place offers the most functional, modular platform to connect, experience and create. At the heart of the collection is the desire to bring people together. To support creativity in an environment which is smart, agile and intuitive. Endlessly modular with ottomans, lounges, arms and backs all designed to fit the needs of any space across numerous functions. Multiple back and arm heights provide varying levels of privacy, from casual to full privacy spaces. Curved units provide circular meeting spaces and organic floorplan layouts while longer units enable more permanent configurations.
Junctions between each of the elements create a soft appearance while seat pull-downs and fine stitching help define a meticulous attention to detail.
Place Collection, including the new additions is available through Stylecraft in Australia and Singapore.
Introducing new Breeze colourways & Breeze Outdoor
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Warehouse Greenhouse is about the past and the future. It is a story of industrialisation and human occupation, and an attempt to reconcile these with the natural environment.
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A compact display suite showcasing ‘One Centre Road – Brighton’ Development.
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A continuation of the Adapt Lounge and Adapt Hub, the Adapt Work features the same design details in a desked workstation.
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Contemporary design meets practicality in Blair Smith Architecture's heritage listed Brunswick lean-to cottage project.
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Launched in Milan Design Week, Volant is a modern chandelier that’s almost akin to a kinetic sculpture.
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Invitation to Ross Gardam exhibition TRANSCENDENCE at Milan Design Week 2023
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Scandinavian design, simplicity and functionality were key points of reference when Sarah Elshaug of Maitland Street Interiors tackled the renovation of this 1930’s California Bungalow in Glen Iris.
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Nickolas Gurtler fashions a black and white palette for Sydney hair studio Cole Hair, designed to evoke a sense of internal fierceness with elements inspired by Tom Ford.
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