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In profile: Iain Halliday

With more than 30 years in the interior design industry, Iain Halliday has not only shaped the aesthetic of Australian interior design, but has continually challenged fashion and taste. His is  an aesthetic to die for – layered, rich, opulent and stunningly clear of clutter, despite the great plethora of objects and art his projects […]

• Inside • People Jun 15, 2018

In conversation with Zwei Architects

Zwei (Interiors & Architecture) is a practice established by two women who are making their mark in the design world, raising families, giving back to their profession and doing it all with style and panache. Running a busy practice is challenging enough, but add to the mix, family, children, mentoring up and coming designers and […]

• Inside • People • People Jun 13, 2018

From cubicles to collaboration: the evolution of workplace design

Over the course of the last century, our workplaces have transformed beyond recognition. What were once spaces designed purely for function, the offices of today focus on leading-edge technology, collaboration and community, says Bob Stewart, head of Zenith’s research and development. US engineer Frederick Taylor is credited as being one of the first people to […]

• Interiors • People Jun 7, 2018

At home with Angela Ferguson

Angela Ferguson is heralded for her design intelligence, and every Futurespace project is a reflection of her clear and future-ready approach. At Home, the approach is tempered to a mid-century aesthetic, where the residence she shares with Stephen Minnett puts the thinking behind the design epoch of modernism into practice. Co-editor of inside Gillian Serisier […]

• Inside • Magazines • People May 25, 2018

In profile: Iain Halliday

In conversation with Zwei Architects

From cubicles to collaboration: the evolution of workplace design

At home with Angela Ferguson

Renee Popovic on the changing landscape of Australian design

Designing in Asia: tips from WMK’s Jonathan Conroy

Masterclass: Tasmanian Timber for internal applications

New Australian design collaboration blooms at Milan

Australian design gets risky in Milan

Christopher Boots on his ‘unfailing curiosity about our natural world’

What is the Australian design aesthetic?

Inside the studio of Andrei Davidoff

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