The Nebulae Collection takes its name from the natural phenomena of interstellar clouds and their dynamic layered lighting effects. The geometric machined forms coupled with the fluid glass discs create balance between the elements.
Designed for large open space, the Nebulae Horizontal Collection is inspired by geometric forms and the soft diffusion of natural and LED light.
Ideal feature lighting for grand foyers and hallways, above dining tables, hotel lobbies and open commercial spaces. Available in several configurations and glass finishes, the Nebulae Horizontal collection is both dynamic and sculptural in its linear form.
Summoning the presence of the otherworldly, drawn from the deep, Noctiluca’s ethereal form transcends the everyday.
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Nestled into the landscape and within the surrounds of newly established gardens sits the Homestead.
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The Adapt collection launches with distributor Hightower at Chicago's NeoCon, with a showroom designed by Casey Keasler and team at Casework.
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Ross Gardam products feature extensively throughout 55 Clarence Street, with multiple uses of the dynamic Adapt commercial lounge and the versatile Noon Table collection.
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Each Vestige piece is handmade, polished and waxed, meticulously hand assembled in our Melbourne studio.
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Launched as part of Milan Design Week 2025. 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.
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Esoteriko were approached to re-envision a beloved home that they had designed two years previously, this time for new owners.
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Bringing the legal community together across multiple levels, Gray Puksand has created a harmonious space full of Australian designed pieces, in celebration of the Institute’s role as an integral part of Victoria’s legal commu...
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A small family-owned winery specialising in Tasmanian organic wine on the banks of Tasmania’s D’Entrecasteaux Channel in the tiny hamlet of Flowerpot.
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