Over the past month, the Dwell Lounge Collection was unveiled at Stylecraft showrooms in Sydney, Adelaide, and Perth, with more still to come. Each event welcomed architects, designers, and industry peers for gatherings that highlighted design, connection, and collaboration.
Ross presented the new range, offering insight into the ideas and philosophy that shaped the collection. Built around a refined rail system, Dwell brings together architectural clarity with a high level of comfort and adaptability. Its modular framework provides endless possibilities, from compact breakout zones to expansive lounge landscapes, while supporting both moments of collaboration and quiet focus.
Pictured above and to the right are images of the Stylecraft event in Perth, photographed by Tori Lill.
Across breakfast, lunch, and dinner gatherings, the Stylecraft team created a warm and engaging atmosphere, with thoughtful hosting that reflected the spirit of the collection. It was an invaluable opportunity to see Dwell in person, experience its versatility, and connect with the broader design community.
Designed and manufactured in Australia, Dwell continues Ross Gardam’s exploration of modular systems, extending on the success of Adapt and Place with a collection that is sculptural, refined, and responsive to the way people live and work today. Suitable for workplaces, hospitality, and public spaces, the range is defined by its tailored upholstery, precise proportions, and distinctive linear character, an elegant foundation for diverse interior settings.
Pictured above and to the right are images of the Stylecraft event in Sydney, photographed by Grant Angus.
The launch highlighted how Dwell can transform contemporary interiors, offering designers a versatile tool to shape spaces that are both functional and refined.
In Australia, the DWELL LOUNGE COLLECTION is available exclusively through Stylecraft.
For international enquiries, contact our friendly sales team at Ross Gardam via sales@rossgardam.com.au
Pictured above and to the right are images of the Stylecraft event in Adelaide, photographed by Meaghan Coles.
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