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Sub-Zero and Wolf - Kitchen Design Contest

1 week ago | indesignlive.com | Aleesha Callahan

Any designer working in high-end residential can confirm that the kitchen remains one of the most critical spaces of a home. It’s where design vision, performance specification and user experience intersect – and where brands like Sub-Zero and Wolf have set the standard for decades.
Clerkenwell Design Week 2025 Highlights

1 week ago | indesignlive.com | Mandi Keighran

From 19–22 May, the historic London neighbourhood of Clerkenwell was transformed into a living gallery of design as Clerkenwell Design Week returned for its 14th – and most expansive – edition. Throughout the week, more than 250 international exhibitors and 170 local showrooms animated the streets with a vibrant celebration of craft, innovation and material exploration.
2025 Venice Architecture Biennale - Highlights

2 weeks ago | indesignlive.com | Kate Goodwin

This May, Venice has once again been swarmed with architects, curators and critics for the opening of the Venice Architecture Biennale, running through to the end of November. The 2025 curator, Carlo Ratti, has brought together over 720 participants making 300 contributions under his theme of Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective.
NO SUCH THING - Mountain Soil

2 weeks ago | indesignlive.com | Saskia Neacsu

NO SUCH THING by Mountain Soil is a concept store in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, that presents a response to its local context and functional needs. The space – spanning 300 square-metres – integrates fashion, accessories, footwear, home goods and art derivatives in a curatorial environment that respects its commercial nature and architectural surroundings. The approach introduces dual rectangular volumes, assigning the outer glass views to distinct spatial units.
FK - Sofitel Sydney Wentworth

3 weeks ago | indesignlive.com | Saskia Neacsu

“The past is not dead. It is not even past,” William Faulkner once penned. There is a certain poetry in restoration. In cities shaped by time, the act of revisiting a landmark is about recalibration. What do we keep? What do we let go? What does it mean to occupy heritage without romanticising it? The Sofitel Sydney Wentworth has never been a neutral building. From its inception in 1966, this curved monolith of sandstone brick and steel carried the aspirations of an emerging global city.
Colebrook Bosson Saunders - Flo Monitor Arm

3 weeks ago | indesignlive.com | Aleesha Callahan

In the hierarchy of workplace design, it’s easy to overlook the humble monitor arm. But when it comes to creating agile, ergonomic environments that truly support human health and productivity, it’s often the smallest interventions that leave a lasting impression. Flo is the latest monitor arm to be released by Colebrook Bosson Saunders.
BOYAC and ORIGINE - Melbourne Design Week

1 month ago | indesignlive.com | Aleesha Callahan

Two creative forces – BOYAC and ORIGINE – collaborate for a Melbourne Design Week presentation that elevates the art of craft and material integrity. At the heart of their collaboration is a deep respect for the tactile, the thoughtful and the timeless. Through a shared lens of quiet luxury, they offer a curated exploration of furniture and fabric, brought to life through a capsule collection.
J.AR Office - The Warehouses

1 month ago | indesignlive.com | Saskia Neacsu

In the industrial periphery of Currumbin, where utilitarian sheds flank the streets, J.AR Office has reinterpreted a civic precinct with aplomb. The reconfiguration of five pre-existing sheds has been assiduously redesigned into The Warehouses. At the core of the industrial estate lies a human-centric internal vestibule demonstrating the importance of providing space for public life to occur even in the most unlikely of places — a shed.
The neuroaesthetics of Muuto’s designs

1 month ago | indesignlive.com | Alice Blackwood

Since returning back to the workplace with increasing regularity, people have come to seek something much more nuanced from contemporary workplace environments. “People want to extend the feeling they have in their private home, into the office environment,” says Anders Cleeman, CEO of Scandinavian design house Muuto.
Bankston and Sans-Arc Studio - Super Collection

1 month ago | indesignlive.com | Saskia Neacsu

In a landscape where quantity often challenges quality, partnerships with genuine purpose and cultural resonance will be the ones that continue to stand out. Furthermore, it appears the rise of cross-industry partnerships has reshaped the way consumers interact with design brands. Take the collaboration between Australian hardware brand Bankston and architecture studio Sans-Arc Studio, for example, manifesting as a tangible representation of a shared design ethos.