5 products of quiet movement that invite touch
From door hardware to side tables and accessories, this selection of tactile products for the home all have one thing in common – they invite you to reach out and touch.
CASTS by Edition Office and Bankston Architectural
Photo by Annika Kafcouladis, art direction by Marsha Golemec
Discover CASTS, a collaboration between multi-award-winning Melbourne architecture practice Edition Office and Bankston Architectural. This new collection of architectural hardware, which includes pulls and levers, explores expression and form while enhancing the relationship between person and place with its unique identity and robust physicality.
ISOLA by Sarah Ellison
Introducing ISOLA by Sarah Ellison: a sleek, sculptural piece of furniture crafted from upcycled engineered timber. Inspired by beach pebbles, it boasts an organic form and a glossy piano finish for a sophisticated, high-design look in any room.
Yoko Cord outdoor chair by Minotti
Minotti has released its Outdoor Collection, designed by Japanese-Scandinavian duo Inoda+Sveje. Among the many pieces in the line-up is the YOKO CORD OUTDOOR CHAIR, featuring a natural teak frame and handstrung polymer yarn, all perfect for outdoor living.
Honey collection by Dinosaur Designs
Dinosaur Designs has released its new HONEY collection, inspired by natural amber stones, warm woody hues, and late afternoon sun. Co-founder Louise Olsen describes the soft, translucent amber tone as “sunlight pouring in like honey”. The Honey collection features handmade resin jewellery and homewares.
Peninsula Collection by Kustom Timber
The new PENINSULA COLLECTION by Kustom Timber is inspired by the sweeping natural coastline of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. Founders Mark Chaz and Tristan Tiller have curated a selection of timber washes, textures and knots for the range of engineered European oak floorboards – the weathered tones perfectly capture the essence of an Australian coastal lifestyle.
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From door hardware to side tables and accessories, this selection of tactile products for the home all have one thing in common – they invite you to reach out and touch.
CASTS by Edition Office and Bankston Architectural
Photo by Annika Kafcouladis, art direction by Marsha Golemec
Discover CASTS, a collaboration between multi-award-winning Melbourne architecture practice Edition Office and Bankston Architectural. This new collection of architectural hardware, which includes pulls and levers, explores expression and form while enhancing the relationship between person and place with its unique identity and robust physicality.
ISOLA by Sarah Ellison
Introducing ISOLA by Sarah Ellison: a sleek, sculptural piece of furniture crafted from upcycled engineered timber. Inspired by beach pebbles, it boasts an organic form and a glossy piano finish for a sophisticated, high-design look in any room.
Yoko Cord outdoor chair by Minotti
Minotti has released its Outdoor Collection, designed by Japanese-Scandinavian duo Inoda+Sveje. Among the many pieces in the line-up is the YOKO CORD OUTDOOR CHAIR, featuring a natural teak frame and handstrung polymer yarn, all perfect for outdoor living.
Honey collection by Dinosaur Designs
Dinosaur Designs has released its new HONEY collection, inspired by natural amber stones, warm woody hues, and late afternoon sun. Co-founder Louise Olsen describes the soft, translucent amber tone as “sunlight pouring in like honey”. The Honey collection features handmade resin jewellery and homewares.
Peninsula Collection by Kustom Timber
The new PENINSULA COLLECTION by Kustom Timber is inspired by the sweeping natural coastline of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. Founders Mark Chaz and Tristan Tiller have curated a selection of timber washes, textures and knots for the range of engineered European oak floorboards – the weathered tones perfectly capture the essence of an Australian coastal lifestyle.
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