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17May/120

the rise and rise of Adam Cornish

For someone so young Adam Cornish is soon becoming one of Australia's most discussed and awarded product designers collaborating with suppliers and exhibiting across the global design scene. I caught up with Adam at Sydney's Design Ex exhibiting his interlocking hanging pots which I just adore.

What I love about his work is the level of complicated simplicity, each piece is a work of art, it looks simple but you know its not.

timber hammok by Adam Cornish

timber hammock by Adam Cornish

stools by Adam Cornish

bowl by Adam Cornish

To see more visit Adam Cornish

images credited to Adam Cornish

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18Jan/122

Skogsberg & Smart design duo from Stockholm

A relatively young design studio Skogsberg & Smart comprising of Magnus Skogsberg & Mimmi Smart located in Stockholm, turning out quality classic designs that add a layer of luxury to any project.

Hand blown Gold Hurricane Drop

Above and below - The stunning Hurricane Drop made from hand blown mirrored glass, height 89cm by diameter 38cm, Max 100W, the height of the suspension pole is available in three heights, 30cm-120cm

Hand blown Hurricane Drops

HURRICANE LAMPS CLASSIC

Above - The Hurricane Lamps are hand-blown in Bohemia, home to the World’s best glassblowers. They come in Small, Large and Extra Large. Every sample is one-of-a–kind with it’s own unique variations. The Hurricane Classic lamps available White, Platinum and Gold.

HURRICANE CRYSTAL

Above - Hurricane Crystal lamps are handmade and hand-cut using 100% Bohemian Crystal. The design of the deep cuts is inspired by vintage design and formality of cut crystal

Hurricane Crystal available in one size only Large 28 cm high.

Skogsberg and Smart

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21Dec/110

accessories add fun , colour and calm

Objects made sublime through new and old perspectives, accessories are the little details that bring our projects together whist personalizing the space.

Missed Tree Serralunga by Jean Marie Massaud

From Space

Green Vase MATTI KLENELL

Green vase from Muuto

Jonas Wagell tea set

Tea pots from Muuto

Eames House Bird Vitra by Ray and Charles Eames

From Space

Jens Fagar chair

Green chair from Muuto

Night clock Vitra by George Nelson

From Space

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15Dec/110

Iconic designer Paola Navone for Cassamilano and Cassamilano

Paola Navone

Celebrated and respected designer Paola Navone an architect since 1973 her collaboration with Casamilano delivers a range of cabinets, sofas, small tables and accessories adding to her growing body of work. Known for her many high end projects with Mondo, Driade, Molteni ,Orizzonti, Armani Home, Oltrefrontiera, Roche Bobois, Reichenbach, the new metal outdoor collection for Emu, a new textile bed collection for Redaelli and guest Art Director for Abet Laminati and Gervasoni.

Paola Navone for Cassamilano

Paola Navone for Cassamilano... love the mirror

Below are some of my favorite pieces from Cassamilano ..... I just love them all especially the cabinets.

Cassamilano

To find your nearest stockist or download a catalog visit Cassamilano

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28Nov/110

featuring Darren Palmer design. Residential designer Playing with masculine + feminine LUX

Darren Palmer from Darren Palmer Design

Below - Paddington Terrace, Darren met this client whilst guest lecturing at coco republic design school. The brief was to bring their Paddington terrace to life, in a way that was complimentary to the way they live, being a family with 2 young children (and a cat), the clients wanted the adult spaces to look smart and sophisticated, yet inviting and not fussy. A place to be used and enjoyed, it's a beautiful result....I especially love the bedroom.

Paddington Terrace by Darren Palmer Design living room

Paddington Terrace by Darren Palmer Design

Paddington Terrace by Darren Palmer Design master bedroom

Potts Point Penthouse was a collaboration between Darren Palmer and the client. Darren was brought on at the point when the site was an empty shell, with tiled floors, kitchen and bathrooms installed but nothing else.
The client was really struggling with what looked like a very raw, sparse and utilitarian home. It was cold and grey, so the brief was was to bring it to life and make the project feel like a home, a slick, inner city sophisticated apartment. Being a man's space Darren felt he could really push the masculine textures and themes.