23.05.19Established and Sons explore office and work furniture
British brand Established & Sons have launched four new furniture designs, which design director Sebastian Wrong describes as the "bread and butter" pieces for the future workplace.
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News29.01.19Philippe Malouin Interview
Your latest product for Resident is the Offset Dining Table, which joins the already popular Offset Coffee Table and Stool.
Where did the original inspiration for this Offset Range come from?
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14.02.19Resident opens its first International Showroom in Stockholm
Our good friends at Resident have opened its first international showroom in Stockholm, Sweden. The initiative is in partnership with celebrated Swedish furniture manufacturer Massproductions.
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News29.05.18Resident in NYC
New Zealand brand Resident recently launched an experiential retail destination in the heart of New York City entitled 'Travelling without Bags'
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Profile25.03.18VOGUE March 18 - Paris Georgia
Georgia Cherrie and Paris Mitchell Temple talk about their eponymous brand Paris Georgia in the latest issue of Vogue Australia.
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06.09.17Newmarket Concept Store Now Open
Simon James Concept Store in Newmarket is a light-filled shop located at 2 Kent St where you can discover and purchase homewares, fashion, design, apothecary and jewellery within a modern, intimate and pared back setting.
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24.07.17WASH, DRY, MEND & IRON - A care manual by shirtmaker Sherie Muijs
Made to last, the utility and quality of a well made shirt is almost an indulgence, and certainly an investment. With the proper care and mending, your shirt can endure for years - validating the relation between cost and use. With this in mind shirtmaker Sherie Muijs has launched a considered step-by-step CARE manual, with instructions on how to WASH, DRY, MEND and IRON.
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27.06.17Tim Rundle Interview
Tim Rundle is the latest designer to join the Resident fold. In this interview he discusses his move to the UK, working with Tom Dixon and his newest release, the Bloom Pendant.
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16.02.17Massproductions - Interview with the Founders
"All of the most sophisticated products in our lives are mass produced, from a Bic Biro to a production line car. We want to achieve that level of sophistication in our furniture. High quality in high volumes."
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03.07.16Machines and Hands
Mattiazzi operates with their own machines and hands, and has developed a healthy obsession for woodworking. Since 1979, when brothers Nevio and Fabiano Mattiazzi founded the company, Mattiazzi has steadily cultivated its local manufacturing culture. Their highly specialized craftsmen operate the most sophisticated machinery available to the wood industry. Operating such machines is an art and Mattiazzi disproves the modern myth that mechanized manufacturing is not a craft.
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Profile21.11.16Mahsa - the designer.
Mahsa Willis' design process is very emotive and instinctual, "I like to build moodboards and contemplate ideas that resonate with how women are feeling, living and dressing." In our interview we find out more about the woman behind her namesake fashion label - mahsa.
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20.04.17Established & Sons returns to Milan 2017.
2017 is the first year the brand showed at the fair itself. As the company enters a phase of renewal and regeneration, with a new team, new commercial approach and a change in leadership.
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09.11.16Weave In / Weave Out- A fabric by Simon James and Textilia At Work
Early in 2016 - in search of inspiration and fresh direction for the AT WORK brand, the Textilia team approached Simon James with the idea of a NZ fabric / NZ furniture collaboration. With a shared enthusiasm the project’s journey began. Our essential vision was to develop a quality NZ wool product that was entirely in keeping with the clean simple aesthetic that is Simon James.
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08.11.16Danskina Cocoon features at Maharam 2016 NeoCon
In the last decade, Maharam has worked exclusively with the British conceptual artist, Liam Gillick, and the American architect, Neil Logan, to transform its Chicago showroom into a flexible gallery space in which a minimum of product can be shown to its best advantage. Retaining these principles, Maharam invited Ransmeier to propose a novel experience based on his “thoughtful yet minimal approach to product design,” says Mary Murphy, Maharam’s Senior Vice President of Design.
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