A mirror that offers no reflection, Relic presents a monolithic cone with a mirror-like surface, an optical device designed to reveal the dualities within. Crafted from cast crystal glass this brutalist creation highlights the mesmerising depth and luminosity of glass.
Monumental in both scale and volume, the cast glass amplifies and transforms light into a tangible presence.
This unique collaboration merges glass sculpturer Peter Kovacsy’s exceptional artistry with Gardam’s precise geometric sensibilities and fascination with illuminated surrealism. Relic’s minimalistic forms are realised through an intricate and physical process.
Each sculptural glasswork is paired with a raw aluminium base and a meticulously machined conical dimmer—handcrafted, polished, and waxed to perfection.
Launched during our solo exhibition LUMINESCENT DUALITY, at Milan Design Week 2025.
View RELIC. Edition of 10.
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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The Pavilion | Volume One. A new digital space created by Ross Gardam to exhibit the brand’s expanding portfolio.
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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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We’re honoured to announce that the Méne collection has won at the INDE. Awards in The Object category.
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Introducing Volant Wall Lights and 55 & 66 Chandelier.
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The Ross Gardam Team is excited to announce the Ceto Lighting Collection has been shortlist in the TDF Design Awards in the Lighting Design Category.
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