New Zealand-based soft furnishings house Baya, owned by 86-year-old textile specialist Furtex, is opening its first Australian showroom. Australian Design Review takes a closer look. Laid out like an open gallery, where every display serves as its own unique artwork, the newly opened studio of New Zealand-based producer of rugs, cushions and throws, Baya occupies […]
In a bold and imaginative leap, contemporary rug design company nanimarquina has unveiled four new collections that challenge the conventional boundaries of textile design. From sculptural furniture to expressive art pieces and sustainable outdoor solutions, Folded, Talk Talk, Nuance and Garden each offer a unique perspective on the evolving role of rugs in contemporary living. […]
Taking place in Alice Springs from 11 September to 26 October, the lauded Aboriginal arts exhibition promises a vibrant showcase of work by Indigenous artists and Elders. Commemorating its 34th annual opening, Desert Mob will be taking residence at the Araluen Cultural Precinct in Alice Springs/Mparntwe and promises a packed schedule of artistic exhibitions and […]
In the rustic sweep of the Hunter Valley, where paddocks meet Pinot and civic life unfolds at a slower pace, a new architectural gesture has emerged. The Singleton Arts and Cultural Centre by BKA Architecture is a community platform and a quietly expressive civic landmark that extends the cultural offering of the region while honouring […]
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