We are delighted to share that Ross Gardam has been honoured with a DIA Fellowship by the Design Institute of Australia (DIA), along with an Award of Merit granted to our recently released Vestige and Volant collections.
DIA Fellows are recognised for their outstanding ability, experience and achievement in the design profession, with the award helping to elevate the collective commitment to Australian design and its influence on culture and society.
We extend our gratitude to the Design Institute of Australia for these awards and their continued support of the design industry, and congratulate other Fellows; Anna Brown, Brooke Lloyd, Celina Clarke, Csilla Csabai, Fiona Lynch, Jonathan Tighe, Paul Turley and Simon Christopher as well as the Merit award winners for their achievements.
View Vestige and the Volant collection.
The Place Lounge Collection offers the most functional, modular platform to connect, experience and create.
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FMD Architects’ Queens Chambers delivers relaxed beauty. Endeavouring to provide for the duality of work and rest. The space transitions with the day, and a pull of a curtain.
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Tailored Lounge by Ross Gardam, A Statement Piece in a Rustic-Chic Scandinavian Home
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The Westin Brisbane opened in late 2018, offering an urban retreat for leisure and business travellers.
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EDIT released by Melbourne-based Cantilever Interiors captures a refined materiality in a finely balanced palette array, inspired by the unique character of our Australian landscape.
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Launching for the first time at ICFF New York, the new Nebulae Horizontal Collection builds on the design of the original Nebulae Vertical Chandelier released last year.
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One of Australia’s most highly regarded specialty roasters, Canberra-based Ona Coffee, makes it’s Melbourne debut in an understated and inviting Brunswick warehouse conversion.
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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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Eastop Architects were presented with a compact site embedded in a tight, one-way street off a busy part of Windsor.
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