Design Edit - Dedece

The Otherworldly Last and First Men

Across the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia colossal monuments are scattered in some of the most breath-taking scenic locations. The Icelandic composer Jóhann ... +

Will Fung of CO-AP

Architect Will Fung grew up in Canberra, and recalls with awe the “the pure forms” of Colin Madigan’s brutalist National Gallery of Australia, opening ... +

The Brazilian Modernism of Marcio Kogan

Marcio Kogan is one of the leading lights of Brazilian contemporary architecture. He founded his studio in the 1970s, now named Studio MK27. The studio’... +

The Cultural Contrasts of GamFratesi

Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi founded their eponymous studio in 2006. Based in Copenhagen the duo combine the furniture and design traditions of Gam’s Danish, ... +

Bell Chair by Konstantin Grcic

Magis has engaged their frequent collaborator, Konstantin Grcic to completely re-think and re-invent the ubiquitous plastic chair. Created from recycled polypropylene salvaged from the production ... +

Twiggy by Paola Lenti

Paola Lenti has always had the colour and the development of textiles at the core of their design process. Since establishment 25 years ago they have ... +

Meet Lauren Brincat

Artist Lauren Brincat is first-generation Australian, born in western Sydney to Egyptian-European immigrants. Her peripatetic practice has seen her live and make work in cities ... +

The World of nendo

Canadian-born Japanese architect Oki Sato founded nendo in 2002 and today it is one of the world’s most prolific and acclaimed design studios. With some 70 ... +

Oliver Wagner, Still

SEE Oliver Wagner’s recent second solo exhibition Still, shown at 2020 at Sarah Cottier Gallery in Sydney. In this captivating exhibition Wagner continued his unique ... +

We Love Linnut

Linnut is Finnish for bird and these magical lamps by Magis in collaboration with Scandinavian design legend Oiva Toikka evoke a modern folkloric mood. Crafted from roto-moulded polycarbonate, the rechargeable lighting sculptures are cable-free for easy mobility. Available in five sizes, all are fitted with touch switch and dimmer function.