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Rossana Hu and Lyndon Neri are the talented duo behind multi-disciplinary architecture and design practice Neri&Hu and in a few short years they’ve notched up a long list of high-profile projects, well-received products and esteemed accolades. They have deservedly earned Maison&Objet Asia Designers of the Year 2015 and Wallpaper* Designer of the Year 2014 as well as being inducted into...

If you like wining and dining you’ll undoubtedly know the visionary work of Luchetti Krelle, a Sydney-based architecture and interior design practice leaving an indelible mark on the Australian design scene. From casino restaurants to basement bars, diners to patisseries, food courts to airports, and heritage hotels to beach cafes, Luchetti Krelle is accruing a long list of high profile...

  M114’s Green Chair by Javier Mariscal proves it’s easy being green. The affordable and sustainable chair is 100 per cent recycled and recyclable making it an eco-friendly and durable solution for a variety of public spaces. Barcelona-based M114 specialises in contemporary furniture and fittings and is committed to innovation and technology and utilising long-lasting materials. Its furniture collection merges aesthetics, functionality and practicality with a focus on the...

Gone are the days hotels are merely a place to stay, removed from the culture and  energy of the community outside. Today they are designed as vibrant and connected destinations in themselves; places to experience for their own well-deserved merits. On July 14 KE-ZU hosted “Connecting the Dots Vol. 1” presented by Nicky Lobo, Editor of Habitus, and with Matthew...

We would love to thank all those who joined us as we hosted “Connecting the Dots Vol. 1” presented by Nicky Lobo, Editor of Habitus, in conversation with Matthew Sheargold, Senior Associate at HASSELL. The conversation centred around current and future trends in hospitality design as Matthew explored how hoteliers, architects and designers, faced with competition by Airbnb and challenged to millennial demands for memorable...

Image Courtesy Treehugger CC BY 2.0 Lloyd Alter/ photo aging by Brad Hanna In a recent post on Treehugger, managing editor Lloyd Alter gave us a glimpse of the MNN.com offices in Atlanta where staff (tired of sitting down all day) had taken it upon themselves to create standing desks reminiscent (especially when aged in Photoshop) of the Herman Miller action office of the...