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Contents

14 Speakers 28 Australia’s Next Top Designer 50 Brands 116 Index 118 Floorplan

Learn

Discover

Read

20

Design Talks

34

40

22

Light & Smart Home Talks

Arthur Koutoulas Design Talks Stage

Co-designing with Country

36

Collarts Entrance Feature

44

24

Kitchen & Bathroom Stage

The Future of Smart Homes & Buildings

48

Bridging Online-Offline Worlds in Retail Design

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A note from Milot Zeqiri, CEO, ArchiPro Australia Architecture and design play a fundamental role in our enjoyment of life, and in many ways, they shape how we live — both today and in the decades to come. This is something I think about often, and it continually reminds me of the industry’s enduring impact. While styles and trends will change over time, good design will always be grounded in sustainability; it’s a future-focused craft that demands us to innovate.

The importance of innovation underpins ArchiPro’s mission to empower people to create better spaces in which we experience life. After experiencing first-hand the hurdles and challenges in bringing our building project to life, my partner Brittany and I founded ArchiPro in 2014 to simplify the end-to-end building process. We wanted to create a platform where people could explore the country’s best architectural projects, engage trusted professionals, source products from reliable brands, and learn more about what’s happening in the industry. By establishing this centralised hub, we’ve been able to make good design more accessible, a goal which our team continues to work passionately towards.

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We are thrilled to partner with Design Show Australia for the second year running. This exhibition offers a fantastic opportunity for premium brands, designers, manufacturers, and suppliers to come together and inspire anyone on their building journey. The team at ArchiPro feels a strong alignment with Design Show’s mission and values, and we are proud to be the presenting partner for 2023.

After the success of last year’s event in Sydney, we’re excited to connect with the industry in Melbourne.

Enjoy the show, and make sure you come and say hello to our team at stand P24.

Milot Zeqiri Founder and CEO ArchiPro

Welcome Welcome to Design Show Australia Melbourne’s premier large-scale trade exhibition for the Australian design and architecture industry!

You’re joined by the best designers, architects, property developers, builders, suppliers, and design aficionados. Collectively, you are changing, enhancing, and shaping the way we live, work and play.

We’re delighted to bring you together for three days to discover products and solutions that’ll solve your design challenges, generate meaningful connections, and give the platform where you can learn from each other on how to advance our future through design.

So, what can you expect?

It’s time to connect face-to-face and experience design as a community.

Engage all the senses, get up close to products, feel an object or the surface quality, and see in real life, the vibrancy of colour. You don’t know what you don’t know. Discover it here.

The free-to-attend speaker series taking place at the event’s three theatres (see their location on the floorplan at the center of this catalogue) brings a fine calibre of professionals to impart their knowledge across all interior sectors. Excitingly for the 1st time at Design Show, IES and IALD have collaborated to offer 3 days of lighting-focused panel sessions at the ‘Light & Smart Home Talks’ Stage.

Design Show Australia is proud to again be supporting the next generation of sector designers through its 2 competitions for new designers - Australia’s Next Top Designer (ANTD) and the Collarts show entrance design initiative.

You will pass through the winner’s beautiful show entrance and make sure you head over to the ANTD feature area to see the winning product entries of Australia’s best-emerging designers, makers, and creatives.

The show has so many innovative products, great speaker sessions and quality exhibitors for you to connect with so we hope you enjoy your visit and take away with you a wealth of inspiration, knowledge, and of course brand-new commercial contacts.

Share your experiences at Design Show Australia @designshow_au #designshowau designshow.com.au

Please make sure you save in your diary the 13th-15th June 2024 so that we can welcome you to Design Show Australia Sydney, we look forward to seeing you there.

Andrew Vaughan Event Director

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A D V I S O RY BOA R D Our mission is to connect the architecture and interiors industry and deliver professional development, as well as creating commercial opportunities for all stakeholders. We work collaboratively with a stellar line-up of advisors to better understand what the design industry wants and needs from a design show.

Alex Hopkins

Alexandra Kidd

Amanda Starc

Andrew Cliffe

Anna Trefely

Avalon Nethery

Ben Doyle

Brahman Perera

Director, Studio Tate

Director & Design Principal, Alexandra Kidd Design

Senior Interior Designer, Futurespace

Director, The World is Round

Director, Esoteriko Interior Architecture

Associate Director, Fortis

CEO & Founder, Fiducia

Interior Designer, Brahman Perera

Brooke Loyd

Carla Middleton

Cathy Jameson

Claire Delmar

Diane Jones

Domino Risch

Donn Salisbury

Gumji Kang

Director, Cox

Director / Architect, Carla Middleton Architecture

Sydney Design Director, Gensler

Director, Studio CD Design

Executive Director, PTW

Principal, Commercial & Workplace Sector Leader, HASSELL

Director, Electrolight

Senior Architect, Snøhetta

Ingrid Langtry

James Garvan

Jean-Pierre Biasol

Jeff Provan

Jeremy Bull

Jo Lawless

John Gounios

Liam Wallis

Head of Place and Experience, Assemble

Director, James Garvan Architecture

Founder & Director, Biasol

Design Director, Neometro

Founder and Principal, Alexander & Co

Director/Interior Designer, Lawless & Meyerson

Senior Design Manager, Greaton Developments

Founder, Hip V Hype

Lisa Munao

Lucy Sutton

Marie Doyle

Mathew Patoulios

Meryl Hare

Nicole Fitzgerald

Associate Director, Bates Smart

Madeleine Blanchfield

Maria Correia

Principal, Freehand Studio Davenport Campbell

Partner, Gray Puksand

Co-Founder & Development Director, Fiducia

Construction Manager / Project Director, Buildcorp

Principal + Design Director, Hare + Klein

Managing Director, Sydney, Siren Design

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Director, Madeleine Blanchfield Architects

Pablo Albani

Rosie Morley

Sarah Hogan

Sue Carr

Tim Carr

Tracey Wiles

Principal, Group GSA

Principal and Lead of Interiors, Fender Katsalidis

Director, MPA

Founding Principal, Carr

Associate Principal, Arup

Principal and Regional Interior Design Leader, Woods Bagot

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P re se n t i n g P a r t n e r

PA R T N E R S

P a r t n e r s & S pon sor s

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PROGRAM

Thursday, 15 June

DESIGN TALKS

LIGHT & SMART HOME TALKS

KITCHEN & BATHROOM STAGE

RAIA REFUEL CPD STAGE

FUTUREBUILD STAGE

 Design Show Australia

 Design Show Australia

 Design Show Australia

 ArchiBuild Expo

 ArchiBuild Expo

Pages DSA20-21

Pages DSA22

Page DSA24

Pages ABE18-19

Page ABE20-21

10:30am Interior design that matters: Designing interiors for a sustainable future

10:30am Emerging trends in timber based sustainability and biophilic design

10:30am Sustainable, efficient, and connected: The future of smart homes and buildings

11:30am Tile and stone trends

11:45am Ventilated facades and fibre cement materials

11:45am Designing for an ageing population: A deep dive into innovative strategies and insights

10:30am Co-designing with country: Incorporating First Nations knowledge into interior design and architecture projects

11:00am Sustainability: How it impacts architects, lighting designers and manufacturers

11:45am In conversation with Ryan Russell & Byron George 12:30pm Light at night as a pollutant

1:00pm Designing for neurodiversity: Creating workspaces that work for everyone

2:15pm Unleashing the potential in retail design: Social sustainability, community and aligning the digital and in-person experience

3:30pm Maximising lifestyle & experience within small footprints in residential design

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1:00pm Selection of aluminium windows and doors for commercial applications 1:30pm Unlocking the power of light in your home 2:00pm Tune your lights to the rhythm of your life

3:30pm Designing the Australian smart home

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2:30pm Using well-constructed 3D renders for communication and cost efficiency

1:00pm Equitable design in urban spaces: The practical role of architecture

2:00pm Is that product really green?

3:15pm Regenerating our future: Bamboo in architecture and design

4:00pm Designing affordable high-performance housing: Balancing cost and sustainability

PROGRAM

Friday, 16 June

DESIGN TALKS

LIGHT & SMART HOME TALKS

KITCHEN & BATHROOM STAGE

RAIA REFUEL CPD STAGE

FUTUREBUILD STAGE

 Design Show Australia

 Design Show Australia

 Design Show Australia

 ArchiBuild Expo

 ArchiBuild Expo

Pages DSA20-21

Pages DSA22

Page DSA24

Pages ABE18-19

Page ABE20-21

10:30am Tile and stone trends

10:30am Design consideration for insulated sandwich panel

10:30am Sustainable building design for Australia’s changing climate

11:45am If not you, then who?

Being accountable for carbon reduction on your projects

11:45am Designing for adaptive reuse: Lessons from the Younghusband landmark project in Melbourne

10:30am Local product & material sourcing: Achieving more sustainable and place appropriate outcomes

11:00am Home is where the smart is 11:30am Caesarstone and silica: Health & safety report

11:45am In conversation with Sophie Whittakers 12:30pm Understanding lighting control for architects

12:45pm Offsetting: The good, the bad, and the needed 1:00pm Building acoustic fundamentals Sound absorption

1:00pm Workplace: On the edge of a new era?

2:15pm Hospitality design confidence: What’s changed now that we can travel and experience life more freely?

3:30pm Multi residential place making: Supporting families, communities and the environment

2:00pm 1. Light: Works from Tate’s Collection Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2022 2. Inclusive lighting

3:30pm The folly of alternates What this means for our industry

1:30pm Unlocking the power of light in your home

2:30pm Using well-constructed 3D renders for communication and cost efficiency

1:45pm Illuminating urban spaces: Enhancing community and connectedness through light

2:45pm Please see website for session details.

3:45pm Intellectual property for designers

4.30pm ArchiPro Present - The ins and outs of marketing your design practice

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PROGRAM

Saturday, 17 June

DESIGN TALKS

LIGHT & SMART HOME TALKS

KITCHEN & BATHROOM STAGE

RAIA REFUEL CPD STAGE

FUTUREBUILD STAGE

 Design Show Australia

 Design Show Australia

 Design Show Australia

 ArchiBuild Expo

 ArchiBuild Expo

Pages DSA20-21

Pages DSA22

Page DSA24

Pages ABE18-19

Page ABE20-21

10:30am Shining a light on Australian made products from about space lighting: Exploring the beauty and innovation of custom lighting

10:30am Please see website for session details.

10:30am Authentically Australian made: The benefits of selecting originally designed objects, furniture and lighting

10:30am Unlocking the power of light in your home 11:00am Lighting 101 11:30am Interior design that matters: Designing interiors for a sustainable future

11:45am In conversation with Adam Kane

12:45pm Navigating the challenges of building and designing your dream home

12:30pm Lighting for the home 1:00pm Incorporating colour: Enhance lifestyle and wellbeing through the use of colour

2:15pm Driving greater sustainable outcomes through teamwork in residential design

1:30pm Creating healthy spaces in your home with biophilic design 2:00pm Building the Australian smart home

3:30pm Outdoor technology: extending the living space

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11:30am Future-proofing your home: Sustainable, smart, and resilient living

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2:00pm Offsetting: The good, the bad, and the needed

SPEAKERS Meet the industry-leaders sharing their expertise at Design Show Australia.

Aaron Roberts Founding Director, Edition Office

Aaron Meyer National Business Development Manager, Pytha Partners

Adam Merlino VP & General Manager – Asia Pacific, Control4 by Snap One

Adam Kane Architect, Adam Kane Architects

Adele Locke Director/Architectural Lighting Designer, MINT Lighting Design

Adriana Hanna Director of Architecture, Kennedy Nolan Architects

Alison Page Creative Director, Zakpage

Amanda Stanaway Principal, Woods Bagot

Ana Sá Associate Principal, Woods Bagot

Andrew Eddy CEO, Untapped Talent

Angela Ferguson Managing & Creative Director, Futurespace

Anna-Carin McNamara Principal Interior Designer, Anna Carin Design Studio

Anne Truong Business Owner/Specialist Lighting Designer, Anything Glows Lighting Design

Anthony Bologna Creative Director, Trout Creative Thinking

Antony Martin Director, MRTN Architects

Bernadette Wilson Head of Programs and Partners, Design Institute of Australia

Bettina Robinson Director of Interiors, Breathe Architecture

Brad Swartz Director, Brad Swartz Architects

Bree Leech Interior Designer & Trend Forecaster, Bree Leech

Bronwyn McColl Principal, Woods Bagot

Brooke Lloyd Director, Cox Architecture

Byron George Director, Russell & George

Carla Middleton Director / Architect, Carla Middleton Architecture

Clare Acheson Strategy Lead, Trout Creative Thinking

Cushla McFadden Director, Tom Mark Henry

Dan Hill Director, Melbourne School of Design, University of Melbourne

Daniel Boddam Founder and Director, Daniel Boddam Studio

David Bird Principal, 2B Designed

David Cullen Managing Director, Caesarstone Australia

Dee Bubeck Director, Residential Systems – Australia, Crestron

Dimitrios Tsiokaras Senior Lighting Designer, Electrolight

Domino Risch Principal, Commercial & Workplace Sector Leader, HASSELL

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Donn Salisbury Director, Electrolight

Swee Lim Creative Director, Swee Design

Emma Mahlook Creative Director, Mim Design

Fay Greenhalgh Associate Director, Glowing Structures

Felicity Bernstein Interior Designer, Speaker, Cofounder, Melbourne Design Studios, Home by Hutt, Dream Home Academy

Felicity Slattery Director, Studio Esteta

Gerardo Pavon Lighting Designer, The Flaming Beacon

Hailey Daly Business Development Manager / Systems Integrator, Wired By MJD

Harold Perks Director | National Portfolio Lead - Retail and Town Centres, Hames Sharley

Ingrid Langtry Head of Place and Experience, Assemble Communities

Iva Foschia Architect, IF Architecture

Iva Durakovic Lecturer, Interior Architecture, UNSW

James Tutton Director, Neometro

Jean-Pierre Biasol Founder & Director, Biasol

Jeff Provan Design Director, Neometro

Jenni Woods Program Leader - Bachelor of Interior Design, Collarts School of Design

Joanne Caughtry Director/Founder, Sea of Ideas Design

Jodi York Architect / Director, Studio York Architects

Joe Cipriano General Manager, Southern Tile

Joey Pamment Director, Pamment Projects

Jordan Fleming Designer & Artist, Jordan Fleming

Josie Broad Category Manager, Eagle Lighting

Kara Thapar Project Architect, Gray Puksand

Kim Smith National EHS Manager, Caesarstone Australia

Szu-Hua Chiu Lighting Designer, The Flaming Beacon

Landon Bannister Chair - Technical Committee, Australasian Dark Sky Alliance

Lauren Li Interior Designer / Design Commentator, Sisalla / The Design Society

Liam Wallis Founder, HIP V. HYPE

Linda Cheng Editor, Architecture Media

Lucy Sutton Associate Director, Bates Smart

Madeleine Blanchfield Director, Madeleine Blanchfield Architects

Madeline Sewall Director of Houses, Breathe

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S P E A K E R S C O N T. Marcia Ascencio Associate, Woods Bagot

Maria Briganti Creative Director, Frost*collective

Marta Figueiredo Architect/Designer, Marta Figueiredo Studio

Megan Norgate Founding Director + Principal Designer, Brave New Eco

Melissa Bright Director, Studio Bright

Nadine Samaha Senior Principal Architect, Level Architekture Konstrukt

Nickolas Gurtler Principal, Nickolas Gurtler Office

Nicole Fitzgerald Managing Director Sydney and Brisbane, Siren Design Group

Nigel Morris Director, SJB

Paul Crapper CFO & Executive Corporate Services, VicHealth

Philippa Sharp Senior Associate, Workplace Lead, Billard Leece Partnership

Phoebe Settle Associate, Woods Bagot

Rachel Luchetti Principal, Luchetti Krelle

Raymond Scott Director, Workshopped

Regan Webb Business Development Manager, eXperience One

Ryan Russell Director / Founder, Russell & George

Sarah Alessi Associate Principal, Woods Bagot

Sarah Naarden Program Codesigner and Partnerships Manager, Initiatives of Change Australia

Simon Knott Principal, BKK Architects

Sonja Duric Director and Head of Interiors, Hames Sharley

Sophie Whittakers General Manager, Austin Maynard Architects

Stefania Reynolds Project Director, Head of Interiors, Studio Johnston

Stuart Krelle Principal, Luchetti Krelle

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15 June

Thursday

DESIGN TALKS 10:30am - 11:15am

11:45am - 12:30pm

1:00pm - 1:45pm

Co-designing with Country: Incorporating First Nations knowledge into interior design and architecture projects

In conversation with Ryan Russell & Byron George Moderator

Designing for neurodiversity: Creating workspaces that work for everyone

Linda Cheng, Editor, Architecture Media

Moderator

Moderator

Speakers

Angela Ferguson, Managing & Creative Director, Futurespace

Sarah Naarden, Program Codesigner and Partnerships Manager, Initiatives of Change

Speakers

Ryan Russell, Director / Founder, Russell & George Byron George, Director, Russell & George

Bronwyn McColl, Principal, Woods Bagot

Speakers Sonja Duric, Director and Head of Interiors, Hames Sharley Paul Crapper, CFO & Executive Corporate Services, VicHealth

Alison Page, Creative Director, Zakpage Simon Knott, Principal, BKK Architects

Maria Briganti, Creative Director, Frost*collective

Nadine Samaha, Senior Principal Architect, Level K

Donn Salisbury, Director, Electrolight

16 June

Friday

Andrew Eddy, CEO, Untapped Talent

10:30am - 11:15am

11:45am - 12:30pm

1:00pm - 1:45pm

Local product & material sourcing: Achieving more sustainable and place appropriate outcomes

In conversation with Sophie Whittakers

Workplace: On the edge of a new era?

Interviewer

Moderator

Dan Hill, Director, Melbourne School of Design, University of Melbourne

Angela Ferguson, Managing & Creative Director, Futurespace

Speaker

Speakers

Sophie Whittakers, General Manager, Austin Maynard Architects

Amanda Stanaway, Principal, Woods Bagot

Moderator Jenni Woods, Program Leader - Bachelor of Interior Design, Collarts - School of Design

Speakers Lucy Sutton, Associate Director, Bates Smart

Philippa Sharp, Senior Associate, Workplace Lead, Billard Leece Partnership Domino Risch, Principal, Commercial & Workplace Sector Leader, HASSELL

Bettina Robinson, Director of Interiors, Breathe Architecture

Aaron Roberts, Founding Director, Edition Office

Phoebe Settle, Associate, Woods Bagot Adriana Hanna, Director of Architecture, Kennedy Nolan Architects

Nicole Fitzgerald, Managing Director Sydney and Brisbane, Siren Design Group

17 June

Saturday

Iva Durakovic, Lecturer, Interior Architecture, UNSW

10:30am - 11:15am

11:45am - 12:30pm

1:00pm - 1:45pm

Authentically Australian made: The benefits of selecting originally designed objects, furniture and lighting

In conversation with Adam Kane

Incorporating colour: Enhance lifestyle and wellbeing through the use of colour

Moderator

Speaker

Raymond Scott, Director, WORKSHOPPED

Adam Kane, Architect, Adam Kane Architects

Bernadette Wilson, Head of Programs and Partners, Design Institute of Australia

Moderator Lauren Li, Interior Designer/Design Commentator, Sisalla/The Design Society

Speakers

Speakers

Marta Figueiredo, Architect/Designer, Marta Figueiredo Studio

Bree Leech, Interior Designer & Trend Forecaster, Bree Leech

Jordan Fleming, Designer & Artist, Jordan Fleming

Jodi York, Architect / Director, Studio York Jean-Pierre Biasol, Founder & Director, Biasol

Daniel Boddam, Founder and Director, Daniel Boddam

Swee Lim, Creative Director, Swee Design

Volker Haug, Director, Volker Haug

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Interviewer

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Marcia Ascencio, Associate, Woods Bagot

2:15pm - 3:00pm

3:30pm - 4:15pm

Unleashing the potential in retail design: Social sustainability, community and aligning the digital and in-person experience

Maximising lifestyle & experience within small footprints in residential design

Moderator

Clare Acheson, Strategy Lead, Trout Creative Thinking

Clare Acheson, Strategy Lead, Trout Creative Thinking

Moderator

Speakers

Speakers

Melissa Bright, Director, Studio Bright

Iva Foschia, Architect, IF Architecture

Brad Swartz, Director, Brad Swartz Architects

Stuart Krelle, Principal, Luchetti Krelle

Carla Middleton, Director / Architect, Carla Middleton Architecture

Nickolas Gurtler, Principal, Nickolas Gurtler Office Harold Perks, Director | National Portfolio Lead Retail and Town Centres, Hames Sharley Anthony Bologna, Creative Director, Trout Creative Thinking

Antony Martin, Director, MRTN Architects Jeff Provan, Design Director, Neometro Cushla McFadden, Director, Tom Mark Henry

2:15pm - 3:00pm

3:30pm - 4:15pm

4:30pm - 5:00pm

Hospitality design confidence: What’s changed now that we can travel and experience life more freely?

Multi residential place making: Supporting families, communities and the environment

Archipro presents - The ins and outs of marketing your design practice

Moderator Linda Cheng, Editor, Architecture Media

Bernadette Wilson, Head of Programs and Partners, Design Institute of Australia

Speakers

Speakers

Sarah Alessi, Associate Principal, Woods Bagot

Stefania Reynolds, Project Director, Head of Interiors, Studio Johnston

Felicity Slattery, Director, Studio Esteta Rachel Luchetti, Principal, Luchetti Krelle Emma Mahlook, Creative Director, Mim Design Brooke Lloyd, Director, Cox Architecture

Please see website for more details

Moderator

Liam Wallis, Founder, HIP V. HYPE Ingrid Langtry, Head of Place and Experience, Assemble Communities Ana Sá, Associate Principal, Woods Bagot James Tutton, Director, Neometro Nigel Morris, Director, SJB

2:15pm - 3:00pm

Driving greater sustainable outcomes through teamwork in residential design Moderator Lauren Li, Interior Designer/Design Commentator, Sisalla/The Design Society

Speakers Megan Norgate, Founding Director + Principal Designer, Brave New Eco Madeline Sewall, Director of Houses, Breathe Madeline Blanchfield, Director, Madeleine Blanchfield Architects Anna-Carin McNamara, Principal Interior Designer, ANNA.CARIN DESIGN STUDIO Joey Pamment, Director, Pamment Projects Nickolas Gurtler, Principal, Nickolas Gurtler Office

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LIGHT & SMART HOME TALKS

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

15 June

16 June

17 June

11:00am - 12:00pm

11:00am - 12:00pm

11:00am - 12:00pm

Sustainability - How it impacts architects, lighting designers and manufacturers

Home is where the smart is

Lighting 101

Speaker

Speaker

Dee Bubeck, Director, Residential Systems Australia, Crestron

David Bird, Managing Director, 2B Designed

Speakers Landon Banister, Chair - Technical Committee, Australasian Dark Sky Alliance Josie Broad, Category Manager, Eagle Lighting Dimitrios Tsiokaras, Senior Lighting Designer, Electrolight

12:30pm - 1:30pm

Kara Thapar, Project Architect, Gray Puksand

Understanding lighting control for architects Speaker

12:30pm - 1:30pm

2.00pm - 3.00pm

1. Light: Works from Tate’s Collection Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2022

Tune your lights to the rhythm of your life Speaker

2. Inclusive lighting

Speaker Hailey Daly, Business Development Manager / Systems Integrator, Wired By MJD

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Building the Australian smart home Speaker Regan Webb, Business Development Manager, eXperience One

Szu-Hua Chui, Lighting Designer, The Flaming Beacon Gerardo Pavon, Lighting Designer, The Flaming Beacon

3.30pm - 4.30pm

Outdoor technology: Extending the living space Speaker

3.30pm - 4.30pm

Designing the Australian smart home

Fay Greenhalgh, Associate Director, Glowing Structures

Speakers

Adam Merlino, VP & General Manager – Asia Pacific, Control4 by Snap One

3.30pm - 4.30pm

Speaker

2.00pm - 3.00pm

Speaker

2.00pm - 3.00pm

Lighting for the home

Regan Webb, Business Development Manager, eXperience One

Light at night as a pollutant Landon Banister, Chair - Technical Committee, Australasian Dark Sky Alliance

12:30pm - 1:30pm

The folly of alternates What this means for our industry Speaker Anne Truong, Business Owner/Specialist Lighting Designer, Anything Glows Lighting Design

Hailey Daly, Business Development Manager / Systems Integrator, Wired By MJD

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KITCHEN & BATHROOM STAGE

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

15 June

16 June

17 June

10:30am - 11:15am

10:30am - 11:15am

10:30pm - 11:15am

Interior design that matters – Designing interiors for a sustainable future

Tile and stone trends Speaker

Unlocking the power of light in your home

Joe Cipriano, General Manager, Southern Tile

Speaker

Speaker Felicity Bernstein, Interior Designer, Speaker, Cofounder, Melbourne Design Studios, Home by Hutt, Dream Home Academy

11:30am - 12:15pm

Tile and stone trends Speaker

Adele Locke, Director/Architectural Lighting Designer, MINT Lighting Design

11:30am - 12:15pm

Caesarstone and silica: health & safety report Speakers David Cullen, Managing Director, Caesarstone Australia

Joe Cipriano, General Manager, Southern Tile

Kim Smith, National EHS Manager, Caesarstone Australia

1:30pm - 2:15pm

1:30pm - 2:15pm

Unlocking the power of light in your home

Unlocking the power of light in your home

Speaker

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Adele Locke, Director/Architectural Lighting Designer, MINT Lighting Design

Adele Locke, Director/Architectural Lighting Designer, MINT Lighting Design

2:30pm - 3:15pm

2:30pm - 3:15pm

Using well-constructed 3D renders for communication and cost efficiency

Using well-constructed 3D renders for communication and cost efficiency

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Aaron Meyer, National Business Development Manager, Pytha Partners Australia

Aaron Meyer, National Business Development Manager, Pytha Partners Australia

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Interior design that matters – Designing interiors for a sustainable future Speaker Felicity Bernstein, Interior Designer, Speaker, Cofounder, Melbourne Design Studios, Home by Hutt, Dream Home Academy

1:30pm - 2:15pm

Creating healthy spaces in your home with biophilic design Speaker Joanne Caughtry, Director/Founder, Sea of Ideas Design

Acustico Lighting

Elevar

The Acustico Lighting Collection by Studio Acustico blends sophisticated aesthetics with sound absorption to improve the ambience in spaces. Our lights are proudly hand-made in Australia from Global GreenTag verified materials. With an NRC of +1 we are excited to be launching our new FOLI Acoustic Light at Design Show.

Elevar provides quality workstations, tables, and accessories Australiawide through an extensive dealer network. Their mission, To inspire flexible, intelligent work-spaces by connecting the design community with innovative, cost conscious products, enhancing productivity and cultivating well-being in the workplace.

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Gainsville Furniture

Fluxwood Lighting

Make an impact with the stunning Rosetta Bed. Customise the width of your headboard to get the perfect fit for your room and maximise your space with our manual and electric storage systems. Available in various furnishings and size options. Make your style statement with the Rosetta.

The Tenn Pendant has a modern and uniquely crafted shape that gets its name from the ten-degree taper to the timber body. Is the perfect pendant for kitchen islands and dining tables. We craft the Tenn in lengths up to 3 meters in bespoke hardwood timbers. Made in Queensland, Australia.

gainsville.com.au

fluxwoodlighting.com

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Designed for simplicity LEGRABOX

moving ideas

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AUSTR ALIA’S NEXT TOP DESIGNERS

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Angharad Summers

Angus Armstrong Guy

Cal Dolby

Carl Broesen

Unitec Institute of Technology angharadsummers.com

Queensland University of Technology graduate instagram.com/id.angus

RMIT instagram.com/caldolbydesigns

University of Technology Sydney carlbroesen.myportfolio.com

Dirk du Toit

Keith Perry

Kye Fowler

Locki Humphrey

Dutoit Studio dutoit.studio

University of New South Wales kebope.myportfolio.com

University of Technology Sydney instagram.com/kyefowlerdesign

NSW Tafe Design Centre Enmore lockihumphrey.com

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Luke Seth

Mac Nordman

Marcela Mavroski

Maryam Moghadam

North Metropolitan TAFE instagram.com/concrete__jelly

University of Newcastle nordmandesign.com.au

Marcela Mavroski marcelamavroski.com

University of Technology Sydney utsproductdesigngraduates.com/2021honours/maryam-moghadam

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Sarah Tracton

Independent (formally JamFactory and Melbourne Polytechnic) pollydymond.com

National Art School sarahtracton.com

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PRACTICE NOTES

DESIGN INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

The DIA’s refreshed Practice Notes give designers the fundamentals to take control of their careers, flourish at work and gain access to vital professional design information.

An improved series, with over seventy items, provides relevant guidance for contemporary workplaces. The Notes cover topics such as running an office, conditions of engagement, confidentiality agreements, supply chain transparency, understanding intellectual property and how to set fees for design services.

For members, they are free; log into your account and go to Resources/ Practise Notes.

Not a member? You can purchase a limited number of Notes via the DIA Online Store or become a member to access them all. www.design.org.au | 1300 888 056

Boissevain Art

Gerard Russo

For 20 years Boissevain has been creating stunning artworks that command attention and leave a lasting impact. The current collection boasts a modern luxurious feel, with a captivating glass-like finish that emits a radiant glow.

Her natural bold and adventurous colour palette can be customized to match any requests.

Gerard Russo is an internationally exhibited artist from Melbourne. He creates exquisite copper, fine art luminaires. Evocative and ethereal, Gerard’s work transcends the norm, bringing intriguing statement pieces to every room with its luminance and raw textural presence.

boissevainart.com.au

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gerardrusso.com

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Trabeth Textiles

Cavius Australia

Trabeth Textiles is a fabric wholesaler for over 20 years. We supply fine fabric for all tastes providing top decoration fabrics for Curtains, Sheers.

Upholstery, Wallpaper and accessories. We cater for both residential and commercial applications.

The World’s Smallest Smoke Alarm Just Got Smaller! Introducing the CAVIUS Recessed Mains Powered Smoke Alarm. Streamlined and sleek in its design with a profile of just 22mm. The Wireless Family, Mains powered Photoelectric Smoke Alarm is the smallest and most aesthetically pleasing 240v interconnected alarm in Australia.

trabethtextiles.com.au

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Design Talks Theatre Space Is it furniture? Is it architecture? Is it sculpture?

The design of the ‘theatre space’ is an exploration of scale.

We wanted to explore the threshold between furniture and architecture. The design straddles the boundaries of various disciplines. The proportions used are neither furniture nor architecture, but rather fall between two stools.

We’ve designed these oversized and exaggerated forms that respond to the needs of the space. The walls are formed by strategically pinching the foam at points to create the raised wall sections. The forms create an immersive experience that showcases the qualities of our material partners.

Foam is a material that relates directly to the human body.

Outside of clothes, it’s a material that continuously touches the body the most. We sleep on it, we sit on it for hours on end. You could say that foam is one of the closest man-made materials to the human body. Foam is generally a soft building material. The fact that it comes in different densities, allows the potential to do special things with it.

I’ve been exploring the possibilities of foam for 20 years and it’s a material that still intrigues me. I feel that I haven’t finished working with it.

Designed: Arthur Koutoulas Material Partners: Joyce Foam Products & EC Carpets

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Collarts x Design Show Australia Entrance Feature

Providing students with industry connections while allowing them to apply their skills in the real world is central to Collarts’ ethos. In a landmark collaboration with Design Show Australia, Collarts’ Interior Design students were challenged to design an intriguing entrance feature, setting the stage for this year’s event through design innovation.

Interior Design Program Leader Jenni Woods sees this dynamic collaboration as a fitting extension of Collarts core values. “We are so excited to be collaborating with Design Show Australia again in 2023 as Education partner. This partnership provides our students with meaningful, workintegrated learning experiences across a range of design projects.”

Over a two-day intensive workshop, the project created an exciting opportunity for students to tackle a real-world brief, working in groups to create unique concept designs for the Entry feature. Through pitching their concepts to Design Show Australia’s Operations Director Darren Loewy and Event Director Andrew Vaughan, students were able to flex their presentation skills and gain real-world experience liaising with external stakeholders, all while incorporating

key materials provided by sponsors Kosny Timber, EC Carpets and Armstrong Flooring. The Entry feature designed by the students will form the visitor’s first experience of the show within.

Jenni Woods believes the challenge has provided students with something truly invaluable. “It is a unique experience to be immersed in innovative local and international design at the highest level in Australia.”

Students Alisha Lawrie and Vanessa Lane are the talented designers who delivered the winning concept, demonstrating a unique point of view and exceptional creative instincts. Their design comes to life at the event, with thousands of design enthusiasts walking through the doors, witnessing their creation.

Vanessa shares, “I loved working on the Design Show Australia challenge! The show is such an important part of the industry calendar so, to have the chance to be involved in the design of the entry space of the event was an amazing experience. It was such a fun couple of days, working on the brief and pitching our concept.

Thanks to Collarts, The Design Show and the material suppliers for the opportunity.”

Admire the entry feature activation at the entrance of Design Show Australia 2023.

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Mr Wet Wall

Jodhpur Designs

Our panels are the single most cost effective, easy to install alternative to tiles. They are full height, floor to ceiling, click-together waterproof panels, designed for areas subject to frequent wetting as well as standard rooms.

You can install over existing tiles saving on demolition time, money & cost.

Jodhpur Designs is a treasure trove of exquisite hand crafted home decor and furniture. Our collection is a distinctive blend of furniture styles, ranging from traditional, antique and industrial. Each piece is a testament to the cityJodhpur’s stunning architecture, palaces and forts and is hand-crafted by talented artisans.

mrwetwall.com

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What is Lapitec?

The result of a production process covered by 25 patents, Lapitec is a material used in architecture, interior and product design, made from a mixture of 100% natural mineral materials and free of resins, inks and petroleum derivatives.

Entirely free of crystalline silica thanks to the use of Biorite® - a mineral component patented by the company, which makes it safe and even more sustainable, Lapitec’s large slabs come in three thicknesses (12, 20 and 30 mm), 18 shades and 6 surface finishes.

Lapitec is a ‘full-body’ sintered stone, identical on the inside and the outside with no enamel or digital printing on the surface, a characteristic that allows it to be processed throughout its thickness, with consistency in appearance and performance.

Non-porous on the surface, it is also resistant to temperature changes, frost and high temperatures, UV rays, scratches, chemicals and can be used in direct contact with water.

Its high performance, sustainability and availability in XXL sizes make it extremely versatile for use in ventilated facades and roofing, indoor and outdoor horizontal and vertical surfaces, swimming pool cladding and yacht upholstery, and kitchen and table tops.

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Frost resistant

UV stable

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Connecting to Country Through Co-design The Australian design community has long borrowed from First People’s cultures without the appropriate acknowledgements, or consideration of heritage, nuance, and cultural sensitivity.

Leading practitioners are now calling for the integration of their voices within architecture especially, reflecting a considered and authentic approach to building, led by co-design principles.

First Nations peoples have been dutifully caring for Country for thousands of years, creating rituals and mapping places that has allowed their culture to be maintained longer than any other living culture in the world. Through authentic engagement, empowered allyship, and a caveat that the journey will be rocky, we are beginning to course-correct our industry’s erasure of First Peoples knowledge, as our professionals rethink their practice, placing Indigenous perspectives at its core.

Award-winning designer and creative polymath Alison Page has spent over 25 years leading initiatives that connect First Nations and nonFirst Nations creatives, encouraging a values-led approach with hands-on cultural experience as the jump-off point for collaboration.

Page is a Walbanga and Wadi Wadi woman, and is fascinated by the Australian identity and our insistence on steel and concrete structures that overlook connection to Country.

“Robyn Boyd wrote about this in The Australian Ugliness over sixty years ago, and we still haven’t figured it out,” reflects Page.

“We see Mum and Dad investors developing land for financial reasons, so they can travel to see beautiful places, with beautiful architecture.

Really, we could give voice to the Indigenous people of the world, who are the knowledge keepers, and invest in building something genuine and beautiful in our own back yard.”

Gathering Place, Bush Vs. Grasslands drawings by Bronwyn McColl

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Page supports a shift towards Aboriginal-led projects that go beyond a conversation. Her 2021 book ‘Design: Building on Country,’ co-authored with architect Paul Memmott and edited by

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advisor on Indigenous arts Margo Ngawa Neale, was created as an accessible vision for sustainable design. Her ethos is driven by open dialogues, practical action, and the continuation of songlines; pathways memorised in song, one of many millennia-old traditions of imbuing knowledge into objects and artworks, without words.

Established architect and committed ally in Indigenous co-design, Bronwyn McColl acknowledges that, like sustainability ten years earlier, co-designing spaces with Indigenous communities will be clunky at first. We need to set out to greet each other’s mistakes with grace, in favour of optimism, and progress.

Naarden is currently working with Initiatives of Change Australia on Turruk, a cultural intelligence learning program with First Peoples, co-led by Uncle Shane Charles.

Rather than relying on terms such as ‘briefs’ and ‘sprints’, building relationships and respecting each culture’s values is paramount. With this approach, we can foster greater trust, understanding, and collaboration with First Nations peoples.

“Co-design with Country is a principle that needs to be applied with rigour as an ongoing call and response during a project and buildings lifespan.”

So, where do we start? Education, empowerment, inclusion from the outset, and ongoing involvement paves the way for change that will transform our design culture into something distinct, connected, and more exciting to bring to life. Alison Page paints a compelling picture of Australia as a world leader in this area: “Bring other artists, poets, painters, marine ecologists, and fire experts into your work, and it will make it more interesting. Design and architecture can be an act of power and a force for great social justice. For architects and designers, that’s an incredibly exciting responsibility.”

“People are excited to change what has been a poor way of doing things in the past,” comments McColl, who is a Principal at Woods Bagot.

“But some people are terrified of stuffing it up.

We all may unintentionally stuff it up, but we are heading in the direction of change, and that is the important part.”

An uplift in demand for input can leave First Nations leaders exhausted. “To combat this challenge,” says McColl, “we need to encourage people to become trained specialists in cultural intelligence and truth-telling sessions. Then, we can share the load, so that allies have the knowledge and confidence.”

Sustainable Living Foundation: Regenerative Futures event  Photographers: Sarah Naarden & Nadine Samaha  Photographer: Julian Meehan

To foster better engagement with First Nations peoples, it is essential to shift from a consultation-based approach to a collaborative one. Nadine Samaha, an architect, biophilic, and environmentally sustainable design specialist, encourages practitioners to create a space for meaningful dialogue, understanding, and recognition of different worldviews.

“Everything is interconnected in the Indigenous world, but in the Western world, everything is separated, labelled or put into a box.

Through collaboration, we can explore holistic approaches, utilizing technologies and ways of living that reduce our environmental footprint and foster a harmonious, equitable and regenerative future.”

Social impact codesign consultant Sarah Naarden brokers partnerships that deepen dialogues for change making in the built environment. Instead of treating community engagement as a box-ticking exercise, Indigenous principles of self-determination can be explored through co-developing and coprogramming projects and buildings.

Hear more from these voices at our panel Co-Designing with Country at 10.30am on Thursday 15 June on the Design Talks Stage.

This article was supplied by our content partner Trout Creative Thinking.

Trout is hosting various panels across all three days of the event.

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Arko Furniture

Acustico Lighting

Arko designs and manufactures premium outdoor furniture and interior plant systems for corporate, hospitality and residential environments. Bring the outdoors in with our vertical garden walls, or take the indoors out with our range of outdoor furniture. Flexible, adaptable and beautiful, so you can enjoy our furniture wherever you decide.

The Acustico Lighting Collection by Studio Acustico blends sophisticated aesthetics with sound absorption to improve the ambience in spaces. Our lights are proudly hand-made in Australia from Global GreenTag verified materials. With an NRC of +1 we are excited to be launching our new FOLI Acoustic Light at Design Show.

arkofurniture.com.au

acusticolighting.com.au

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The Future of Smart Homes & Buildings The Future of Smart Home Standards The promise of smart home living has been heralded by established players and nimble startups alike for over 40 years, promising properties that instinctively respond to our needs, self-maintain, save on energy and keep homes more secure.

The introduction of Matter, a global standard developed by the Connectivity Standard Alliance in collaboration with Apple, Google, Amazon and other system and device suppliers, working alongside deep artificial intelligence systems, brings us closer to this reality than ever before.

One of the largest hurdles for the smart home industry to overcome is genuine usefulness for homeowners, who don’t want to invest time or thousands of dollars in systems that they can’t guarantee will improve their quality of life.

Timber-Lantern House by mcmahon and nerlich.

Photographer: Dave Kulesza

Luke Coulter, Director of YourSmartLife, discovered the need for practical smart home guidance when working with architect Kate McMahon from designled architecture studio mcmahon and nerlich, to design his own family home in Brunswick. Coulter wanted a sophisticated solution that fitted with his vision for a sustainable, flexible space, and in the process realised that many other homeowners are looking for similar mid-market integrations; a step up from ‘do it yourself’ solutions without spending a six-figure sum.

“Some of the myths we need to bust include smart homes needing very high end, fully wired solutions, and that you need to plan and integrate everything, all at once,” comments Coulter.

“At YourSmartLife, we specialise in affordable solutions that can be retrofitted, meaning a smart home can be added to over time as your needs change.”

Coulter’s home opens to the public in July as part of Open House Melbourne, giving visitors the opportunity to try out the technology in an effort to make modern smart homes more tangible.

“Stereotypes about older home owners not wanting or being able to use systems are one thing we need

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to disrupt. A large portion of our customers are in their 60’s or older, and are easily able to learn to navigate controls with interfaces like Apple Home.”

While being able to adjust your environment at the touch of a button has novelty appeal, wellness implications are largely under recognised but have the potential to impact our residential experiences.

Lochlan Sinclair, Director at architecturally-led developer Neometro feels this is where the real long-term benefits lie for professionals whose clients want an elevated standard of living.

“Around 80% of our health and wellbeing is influenced by our environment. Simple technologies that benefit residents’ environments to positively impact their wellbeing, such as circadian rhythm enhancing lighting, is what excites us.”

objects and environments, for better or for worse. Luke Coulter reminds the industry to take a balanced outlook.

“There’s no denying AI will play an increased role in smart building management,” he comments. “Trends and behaviour data will allow systems to predict residents’ needs, alert to security or safety threats, keep the garden maintained, reduce energy usage, and even monitor the health of occupants, giving residents less to manage themselves and more time to enjoy their homes.”

Timber-Lantern House by mcmahon and nerlich.

Photographer: Dave Kulesza

Longevity of systems depends on their adaptability over a building’s lifetime, especially in rental properties or multiresidential projects where residents have varying needs. Personalisable smart home systems let residents “choose their own adventure” through reprogramming and new integrations let developers confidently design for families, couples, single people and people of all abilities, without the expense or hassle.

Systems that fit with architects’ visions, supported by the training and guidance for how they can be used are a lynchpin in adoption, so that homeowners can fully realise the possibilities within their homes. George Garmanos, National Systems and Solution Manager at global electrical solutions supplier Legrand highlights that product innovation and professional education go hand in hand: “Regular training from a range of professionals, as well as day-to-day client support, is leading to increased industry confidence. Products like Legrand’s award-winning Living Now Collection combine technology with sophisticated design, and any wiring utilises existing wiring systems in properties, making it easy for electricians and inexpensive for retrofitting, which is a win-win.”

Of course, technologies like artificial intelligence are shaping our interactions with connected

Hear more from these voices at our panel Sustainable, efficient, and Connected: The future of smart homes and buildings, 11.45am on Thursday 15 June at the Future Build Summit.

This article was supplied by our content partner Trout Creative Thinking. Trout is hosting various panels across all three days of the event.

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Bridging Online-Offline Worlds in Retail Design Today, people can get almost anything they need digitally, with the swipe of a screen.

However, we still yearn for the discovery, connection, and community that is found in physical shopping experiences.

The teams behind Australia’s retail spaces are being challenged to marry the need for online and offline connection, with our increasing desire for belonging. The best solutions bridge ecommerce and bricks and mortar experiences to enhance the feeling of connection, no matter where we socialise or shop.

“If you create value, the sales will follow.”, says Stuart Krelle, Creative Director at Sydney design and architecture studio Luchetti Krelle.

Krelle champions shifting physical spaces away from their traditional, merchandise-led approach, towards one that generates moments of appreciation, community connection, and value beyond revenue—something shoppers are craving post-Covid, where physical spaces have to work twice as hard to lure visitors to them.

“The pandemic has accelerated the need for retail spaces to become more human-centric,” says Krelle. “We need to push the boundaries to create experiences that are both digital and physical, and that truly connect with people on an emotional level.”

Opportunities for connection are better for business because they create experiences that embed in customers’ memories. Memorable social interactions and awe-inspiring activations are far more likely to make a mark than traditional merchandise-led environments.

Jardan Perth by IF Architecture.

Photographer: Dion Robeson.

357 Collins Street by Hames Sharley. Photographer: Emma Cross.

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“Aligning the digital and physical experience is crucial in today’s retail landscape because it provides customers with a seamless and integrated experience.” says Nickolas Gurtler, founder of the multi-disciplinary interior and architecture studio Nickolas Gurtler Office.

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Brent Wilson Atelier by Nikolas Gurtler. Photographer: Timothy Kaye.

Gurtler encourages his clients to think about the roles of their digital and physical environments to clearly understand where they differ or overlap, and to be disciplined when it comes to decisionmaking. Telling the same story harmoniously is important for brand continuity, but how it is expressed—through interactive moments, materiality, and functionality—needs to differ.

“The challenge is to create a holistic, integrated experience that leverages the best of both worlds.”

“The digital experience has to be complementary to the physical” says Iva Foschia, founder of IF Architecture whose portfolio includes work for iconic Australian brands such as Jardan and Baker Bleu.

Foschia highlights how important sensory elements are in retail, where tactility trumps tech to take visitors on a personal journey through the space. “It’s about emphasising the personal touch, the physical touch, the feeling of the product. That sensory experience can’t be replicated online.”

encouraging people to dwell and socialise.

Key to this is a deep understanding of communities where retail environments exist, and an integration of local voices and values at the beginning of development, not as an afterthought.

Harold Perks, director of architecture and urban design studio Hames Sharley, calls for a focus on social sustainability. “Designing spaces and experiences that foster social connections, promote inclusivity, and enhance well-being for all who use them. It also futureproofs retail projects, which is ultimately less wasteful.”

Baker Bleu by IF Architecture.

Photographer: Sharyn Cairns.

Hear more from these voices at our panel on Unleashing the potential In retail design at 2.15pm on Thursday 15 June, on the Design Talks Stage.

This article was supplied by our content partner Trout Creative Thinking.

Trout is hosting various panels across all three days of the event.

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ABI Interiors abiinteriors.com.au Stand D34 & D40

About Space aboutspace.net.au Stand J28

AGA Australia agaaustralia.com.au Stand B3

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ArchiPro archipro.com.au Stand P24

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Acustico Lighting x Studio Acustico acusticolighting.com.au Stand J38

Arko Furniture arkofurniture.com.au Stand G28

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Aromas lightco.com.au/brands/aromas Stand H34

Artichoke architecturemedia.com/magazines/ artichoke

Awnet awnetplus.com Stand E14

Barben barben.com.au Stand C2

Artistic Venetian Plastering artvp.com.au Stand L3

Baya by Furtex furtex.com.au Stand F42

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Berny Bacic bernybacic.com Stand G8

Bert Frank lightco.com.au/brands/bert-frank Stand H34

Boissevain Art boissevainart.com.au Stand G42

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BLUM blum.com/au/en Stand C34

BORA bora.com/au/au Stand B20

Bramstone bramstone.co Stand A38

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Buywood Custom Furniture buywoodfurniture.com.au Stand E28

Castella castella.com.au Stand A4

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Calce Company calcecompany.com Stand J24

Cane-line cane-line.com.au Stand E8

Cavius Australia cavius.com.au Stand K4

Collarts collarts.edu.au

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Cotswold InOut Furniture cotswoldfurniture.com.au Stand E22

Domus Living domusliving.com.au Stand A20

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Cult Design cultdesign.com.au Stand H42

Dorset Australia dorsetaustralia.com.au Stand C8

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Customea customea.com.au Stand B36

EC Carpets eccarpets.com.au Stand F34

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Elevar elevar.com.au Stand D2

Esteban Anaya Design Studio estebananaya.com Stand G34

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ENP Fitouts enpfitouts.com.au Stand K8

Faucet Strommen faucetstrommen.com.au Stand B14

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Eskimo Heat eskimoheat.com.au Stand C7

Fellowes fellowes.com/au Stand G2

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Fermob fermob.com/en Stand H22

Fluxwood Lighting fluxwoodlighting.com Stand i38

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Fibo fibosystem.com.au Stand C43

Gainsville Furniture gainsville.com.au Stand i8

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Fire Magic Grills firemagicgrills.com.au Stand A36

Gerard Russo gerardrusso.com Stand G33

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HELVAR and ELR (Lumi Ambience) helvar.com/design-show-australia-2023 Stand L35

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Hafele hafele.com.au Stand F14

Hepburn Hardware hepburnhardware.com Stand B38

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Havwoods International havwoods.com/au Stand E34

Icon Workspace Co iworkcommercial.com Stand D16

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Il Fanale lightco.com.au/brands/il-fanale Stand H34

iOctane Pods ioctane.com Stand E40

Karman lightco.com.au/brands/karman Stand H34

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Jodhpur Designs jodhpurdesigns.com.au Stand J2

KBDi kbdi.org.au Stand A44

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Kesseböhmer kesseboehmer.world Stand F22

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Klaylife klaylife.com Stand H13

La Marzocco lamarzocco.com.au Stand A22

Label Concepts labelconcepts.com.au Stand J22

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Lapitec lapitec.com/en Stand B28

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La Marzocco Modbar modbar.com Stand A22

Larkwood Furniture larkwoodfurniture.com.au Stand H7

BR ANDS

Global Green Tag Certified

LightCo lightco.com.au Stand H34

Limestone and Co limestoneartisan.com.au/about-us Stand J3

DSA68

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Lighting by SMITH&SMITH smithandsmithlighting.com.au/about Stand K33

Little Swagger littleswagger.com.au Stand A10

GECA Certified

Made Down Here

Lighting Republic lightco.com.au/brands/lighting-republic Stand H34

Luxe House Melbourne luxehousemelbourne.com.au Stand i4

THINK QUALITY

THINK LUXURY

THINK HANDLES

THINK

PROUDLY AUSTRALIAN MADE AND OWNED

BR ANDS

Global Green Tag Certified

Mayfield Lighting mayfieldlighting.com.au Stand K34

Mr Wet Wall mrwetwall.com Stand B8

DSA70

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GECA Certified

Mineral Fox mineralfox.com.au Stand I14

Nero Tapware nerotapware.com.au Stand C14

Made Down Here

Molmic molmic.com.au Stand H14

Nightworks Studio nightworksstudio.com Stand J40

BR ANDS

Global Green Tag Certified

Oliveri oliveri.com.au Stand A28

Original Parasol originalparasolco.com Stand E14

Parkwood Doors parkwooddoors.com.au Stand K22

DSA72

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Pen madebypen.com Stand H35

GECA Certified

Made Down Here

Osier Belle Luxury Outdoor Furniture osierbelle.com.au Stand i13

Pink Pear pinkpear.com.au Stand D8

LightCo 1300 795 548 info@lightco.com.au Showrooms in Sydney and Melbourne.

lightco.com.au

BR ANDS

Global Green Tag Certified

Planika Net Zero Fireplaces planika.com.au Stand A36

Robert Gordon Interiors robertgordoninteriors.com Stand B2

DSA74

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Puretec puretec.com.au Stand A2

GECA Certified

Pytha Partners pythapartners.com.au Stand B45

SALICE salice.com/ww/en/products/sliding-systems/ pocket-door-system Stand C8

Schweigen schweigen.com.au Stand A30

Made Down Here

BR ANDS

Global Green Tag Certified

Sourceful sourceful.com.au Stand H10

Tectona by Classic with a Twist classicwithatwist.com.au Stand H28

DSA76

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Stormtech stormtech.com.au Stand B10

Tile Importer tileimporter.com.au Stand A12

GECA Certified

Made Down Here

Taubmans by PPG taubmans.com.au Stand G10

Timberline timberline.com.au Stand A18

The Lento Collection by Vincent Sheppard

SYDNEY 02 9906 3686

BRISBANE 07 3252 8488

sales@cotswoldfurniture.com.au - www.cotswoldfurniture.com.au

MITTAGONG 02 4872 2585

BR ANDS

Global Green Tag Certified

Touch Handles touchhandles.com.au Stand C8

Trout Creative Thinking trout.com.au

DSA78

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Trabeth Textiles trabethtextiles.com.au Stand G40

Universal Media Co specifiersource.com.au Stand i42

GECA Certified

Transmitt transmitt.co Stand i34

UNOX CASA unoxcasa.com/int Stand B28

Made Down Here

BR ANDS

Global Green Tag Certified

Vauth-Sagel vauth-sagel.com/gb/en Stand C8

Wilson & Bradley wilbrad.com.au Stand A8

DSA80

Design Show Australia | 2023 Event Guide

Vincent Sheppard vincentsheppard.com Stand E22

Workshopped workshopped.com.au Stand E2

GECA Certified

WaterRower waterrower.com.au Stand G14

Zafferano lightco.com.au/brands/ai-lati Stand H34

Made Down Here

Cane-line Australia, 235 Bridge Road, Richmond VIC 3121 I Phone +03 9425 9253 I info@cane-line.com.au I cane-line.com.au

Its time to go vertical Meet Gordon - The flash drying, vertical electric towel rail Designed with performance and good-looks in mind, Gordon flash dries towels up to three times faster than conventional ladder rails. Good for bills, great for the environment. Eskimo is dedicated to product design innovation to warm your space without warming our planet. This sleek range of stunning, architectural towel rails, present the best in quality, design, and efficiency.

Designed, engineered and made in the UK. Gordon’s design embraces the way that most of us already hang or dry our towels. Its space-saving design is perfect for all bathrooms. Easy to install and equally suited to new builds, renovations or existing bathrooms.

Compact and beautiful, Gordon’s vertical fin design ensures that you never have to experience damp towels.

Available in a Single 4 fin or Double size with 8 fins.

GET MORE INFO eskimoheat.com.au 03 7018 1540 hello@eskimoheat.com.au @eskimo-heat @eskimoheat

HAN D - C RAFTE D LI G HTI N G MADE-TO-ORDER/CUSTOM SPECIALIST | ONLINE

@MODBARAU

DESIGNING THE FUTURE OF COFFEE

@LAMARZOCCOHOMEAU LAMARZOCCOHOME.COM.AU

WWW.MODBAR.COM

BRING THE CAFÉ HOME

Simplicity meets sophistication Discover our range of stunning gold and black metallic accent piece candles.

Plus, we are showcasing our new products at Design Show Australia!

Come and visit us at Stand i4. luxehousemelbourne.com.au

VISIT US AT OUR BOOTH - STAND 14G

Stand i13 Trade accounts available on request

The Ultimate Luxury Outdoor Furniture

www.osierbelle.com.au

NIGHTWORKSSTUDIO.COM

S C AN TO V IE W T HE S TAT EME NT COLLEC T I ON O N OU R WEBSITE

Match any colour and bring your paint project to life using the Coloursmith app.

Tap to create colour

Colour Code: PPG ANZ 12720

Select

Breathe Architecture was inspired by a Eucalyptus population nearby their client’s, Barbara Rugendyke, home. Using Coloursmith, they matched the green and created a personal paint colour called “Barbara’s Green”.

Visit us at booth G10

Scan to download the Coloursmith app and match any colour for your paint project.

Crafting first impressions.

Aluminium Doors Timber Doors Every door we create is meticulously designed and crafted, beautiful, bold, and built to last. parkwooddoors.com.au

To see our range, scan here or visit us at Booth K22.

Established over 45 years ago, Wilson & Bradley is a family owned business that provides a diverse, premium selection of kitchen and cabinetry hardware.

We pride ourselves on our ability to present the best brands from around the world, backed by the best service. Visit wilbrad.com.au to view our full range online.

Order online: www.wilbrad.com.au Call direct: 1800 633 507 Enquiries: sales@wilbrad.com.au @wilsonandbradley

(07) 3180 7788 sales@buywoodfurniture.com.au 147 Robertson St Fortitude Valley, QLD 4006 buywoodfurniture.com.au

Stand C8

Custom Doors for IKEA & Other Brands

Create unique projects with our high quality customisable doors, made to fit IKEA & other cabinets.

info@customea.com.au www.customea.com.au

MELBOURNE

175 Gertude St, Fitzroy VIC 3065 Australia Telephone: +61 (03) 9417 4635 E-mail: info@aboutspace.net.au

•••

138 St Kilda Road, St Kilda, VIC 3182 Australia Telephone: +61 (03) 9534 4288 E-mail: stkilda@aboutspace.net.au

LIBRA with Ripple Clear Yosh Glass

SYDNEY

Level 1 Unit 30, 69 O’Riordan St., Alexandria 2015 Australia Telephone: +61 (02) 9318 0193 E-mail: sydney@aboutspace.net.au

CANBERRA

130 Gladstone Street, Fyshwick ACT 2609 Australia Telephone: +61 (02) 6188 8600 E-mail: canberra@aboutspace.net.au

HOBART

41 Victoria St, Hobart, TAS 7000 Australia Telephone: +61 (03) 6234 8066 E-mail: hobart@aboutspace.net.au

Providing projects with products that: Restore Biodiversity Support Human Health Ensure Ethical Supply Chains Support Climate Action and Circular Economy

Handmade Italian ceramic wash basins Exclusive new release.

oliveri.com.au

Features For a Designer Home Come and see us at stand A2

New Product Alert: Puretec Semi-Recessed FilterWall-IM2

1800 845 288 www.bramstone.co

Find us at Stand K35

Turning Everyday Places into Brighter Spaces

We provide intelligent project lighting solutions

At Helvar, we specialise in intelligent and energy-saving lighting solutions. We believe that intelligent lighting is essential to achieving optimal building sustainability and supporting the wellbeing of every person using a space.

Our solutions harness data, create tangible insights, and integrate seamlessly with other systems. With 102 years of expertise, we serve our customers locally in over 75 countries.

At Lumi Ambience, we are a rapidly expanding provider of project lighting solutions with offices in Kuala Lumpur, Melbourne, Jakarta & Hong Kong, and we operate as a regional distributor for Helvar.

With over 275,000 global projects spanning all industries and applications, our offering ranges from world-class drivers and components through to wired and wireless lighting control solutions, whilst providing monitoring, maintenance, and insights with our cutting-edge cloudbased digital services platform. We’re proud to offer a comprehensive range of lighting solutions that bring intelligence, energy efficiency, and sustainability to any commercial, public-sector, residential, or hospitality project.

We work closely with Architects, Interior Designers, and Lighting Designers to deliver smart architectural lighting solutions for various types of projects.

Our product offerings cover a wide range of aspects, including façade, landscape, exterior, and interior lighting.

We cater to an extensive range of projects, from multimillion commercial buildings to independent residential spaces.

Our products have won Red-dot Awards and iF Design Awards. We constantly strive to maintain the highest industry standards to stay ahead of the competition whilst continuing to offer the absolute best solutions and service.

helvar.com

elr-group.com

@Helvar

@ELR “Engineered Lighting Revolution”

@helvar_int

@elr.group

@Helvar

@ELRlighting

DESIGN SHOW AUSTR ALIA

INDEX Company

Stand

Company

Stand

Company

Stand

Architectural Hardware

Fluxwood Lighting

i38

Fellowes

G2

Acustico Lighting

by Studio Acustico

J38

Hafele

F14

Fermob

H22

Barben

C2

HELVAR AND ELR (LUMI AMBIENCE)

K35

BLUM

C34

Klaylife

H13

BORA

B20

LightCo

H34

Castella

A4

Nightworks Studio

J40

Cavius Australia

K4

Pen

H35

Dorset Australia

C8

Robert Gordon Interiors

B2

Eskimo Heat

C7

Smith & Smith

L33

Hafele

F14

Transmitt

Hepburn Hardware

B38

Workshopped

Kesseböhmer

F22

Little Swagger

A10

Puretec

A2

Wilson & Bradley

A8

Art

Gainsville Furniture

i8

GoHome

G22

Hafele

F14

iOctane Pods

E40

Jodhpur Designs

J2

Klaylife

H13

Larkwood Furniture

H7

i34

Limestone Artisan Venetian plaster

J3

E2

Little Swagger

A10

Molmic

H14

Osier Belle

i13 A36

Fabricators & Designers Cavius Australia

K4

Customea

B36

Planika Net Zero Fireplaces & Heating

Esteban Anaya Design Studio

G34

Sourceful

H10

Kesseböhmer

F22

Tectona by Classic with a Twist

H28

H7

WaterRower

G14 E2

Artistic Venetian Plastering

K3

Larkwood Furniture

Berny Bacic

G8 G42

J3

Workshopped

Boissevain Art

Limestone Artisan Venetian plaster

ENP Fitouts

K8

Mr Wet Wall

B8

Home Decor & Objects

Gerard Russo

G33

Osier Belle

i13

Cavius Australia

K4

Jodhpur Designs

J2

Pink Pear

D8

Cotswold InOut Furniture

E22

Label Concepts

J22

Sourceful

H10

Cult Design

H42

Larkwood Furniture

H7

Trabeth Textiles

G40

Customea

B36

Limestone Artisan Venetian plaster

J3

Transmitt

i34

ENP Fitouts

K8

Workshopped

E2

Eskimo Heat

C7

Esteban Anaya Design Studio

G34

Fibo

C43

Mr Wet Wall

B8

Pink Pear

D8

Workshopped

E2

Flooring Cavius Australia

K4

EC Carpets

F34

Business Solutions

Havwoods International

E34

Acustico Lighting

by Studio Acustico

J38

Limestone Artisan Venetian plaster

J3

ArchiPro

P24

Sourceful

H10

ENP Fitouts

K8

Fellowes

G2

Tile Importer Kitchen/ Bathroom Supplier

A12

HELVAR AND ELR (LUMI AMBIENCE)

K35

KBDi

A44

Pytha Partners

B45

WaterRower

G14

Decorative Lighting

Furniture

J2

Larkwood Furniture

H7

Limestone Artisan Venetian plaster

J3

Little Swagger

A10

Luxe House Melbourne

i4

Mr Wet Wall

B8

Pen

H35 D8

J28

Pink Pear

Arko Furniture

G28

Puretec

A2

Buywood Custom Furniture

E28

Sourceful

H10

Cane-line

E8

Transmitt

i34

Cotswold InOut Furniture

E22

Workshopped

E2

Cult Design

H42

Customea

B36

Dorset Australia

C8

J28

Acustico Lighting

by Studio Acustico

J38

Cavius Australia

K4

ENP Fitouts

K8

Esteban Anaya Design Studio

G34

Esteban Anaya Design Studio

G34

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i8

Jodhpur Designs

About Space

About Space

DSA116

Gainsville Furniture

Industry Partner ArchiPro

P24

Cult Design

H42

KBDi

A44

Universal Media Co

i42

Workshopped

E2

Global Green Tag Certified

Company

Stand

Kitchen & Bath

Company

Stand

Company

Pen

H35

Technology

Smith & Smith

L33

GECA Certified

Australian Made

Stand

ABI Interiors

D34 & D40

ArchiPro

P24

AGA Australia

B3

Transmitt

i34

Cavius Australia

K4

Barben

C2

Wilson & Bradley

A8

ENP Fitouts

K8

BLUM

C34

Workshopped

E2

Eskimo Heat

C7

BORA

B20

Hafele

F14

Bramstone

A38

Castella

A4

J24

HELVAR AND ELR (LUMI AMBIENCE)

K35

Customea

B36

Cavius Australia

K4

Puretec

A2

Domus Living

A20

Customea

B36

Pytha Partners

B45

Dorset Australia

C8

Dorset Australia

C8

UNOX CASA

B28

Eskimo Heat

C7

EC Carpets

F34

WaterRower

G14

ENP Fitouts

K8

Fibo

C43

Hafele

F14

Havwoods International

E34

Faucet Strommen

B14

Fibo

C43

Hafele

F14

KBDi

A44

Kesseböhmer

F22

La Marzocco

A22

Lapitec Little Swagger

Materials & Finishes Calce Company

Kesseböhmer

F22

Lapitec

B28

B28

Limestone Artisan Venetian plaster

J3

A10

Little Swagger

A10

Mr Wet Wall

B8

Mineral Fox

I14

Nero Tapware

C14

Mr Wet Wall

B8

Oliveri

A28

Sourceful

H10

Planika Net Zero Fireplaces & Heating

A36

Taubmans by PPG

G10

Puretec

A2

Tile Importer Kitchen/ Bathroom Supplier

A12

Robert Gordon Interiors

B2

Trabeth Textiles

G40

Schweigen

A30

Stormtech

B10

Tile Importer Kitchen/ Bathroom Supplier

A12

Timberline

A18

UNOX CASA Wilson & Bradley

Outdoors

Tiles and Stone Fibo

C43

Mr Wet Wall

B8

Tile Importer Kitchen/ Bathroom Supplier

A12

Wall coverings Artistic Venetian Plastering

K3

Berny Bacic

G8

ENP Fitouts

K8

Fibo

C43

Havwoods International

E34

Label Concepts

J22

Limestone Artisan Venetian plaster

J3

Mr Wet Wall

B8

Sourceful

H10

Trabeth Textiles

G40

Arko Furniture

G28

Awnet

E14

Cane-line

E8

B28

Cotswold InOut Furniture

E22

Acustico Lighting

by Studio Acustico

A8

Fermob

H22

Elevar

D2

Larkwood Furniture

H7

Fellowes

G2

Original Parasol Co

E14

Fluxwood Lighting

i38

Osier Belle

i13

iOctane Pods

E40 D16

Lighting

Workspace J38

About Space

J28

Acustico Lighting

by Studio Acustico

J38

Pen

H35

iWork Commercial

Arko Furniture

G28

Pink Pear

D8

Little Swagger

A10

Cavius Australia

K4

Pen

H35

Cotswold InOut Furniture

E22

Planika Net Zero Fireplaces & Heating

Esteban Anaya Design Studio

G34

Fluxwood Lighting

i38

Hafele

F14

Textiles & Rugs

HELVAR AND ELR (LUMI AMBIENCE)

K35

Baya by Furtex

Klaylife

H13

LightCo

H34

Mayfield Lighting

K34

A36

Puretec

A2

Windows & Doors

Tectona by Classic with a Twist

H28

Little Swagger

A10

Parkwood Doors

K22

F42

Berny Bacic

G8

EC Carpets

F34

Sourceful

H10

Trabeth Textiles

G40

Design Show Australia | 2023 Event Guide

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FLOORPL AN

Kitchen & Bathroom Stage

B45

B44

C43

Design Talks

Customea C40

A38 Bramstone

iOctane

ABI Interiors D40

E40

F42

Boissevain Art G42 Trabeth Textiles G40

B40 Hepburn

Planika NetZero A36

Baya by Furtex

B36

ABI Interiors

BLUM

Kitchen & Bathroom Zone

D34

C34

Havwoods E34

EC Carpets

A44

Main Restaurant

Seating

G35

G36

F34

G33

G34

H35 H33

Schweigan Buywood Furniture

A28

Lounge Bar

B28

E38

La Marzocco A22

Domus Living B20

A20

E22

Timberline

Icon Workspace

A18

Faucet Strommen

Nero Tapware

D16

B14

D14

C14

G28

Kesseböhmer F22

Original

E14

GoHome G22

Hafele

Parasol

Tile Importer A12

F28

Cotswold InOut Furniture

BORA

Arko Furniture

F14

G14

Klaylife

Oliveri

WaterRower

UNOX Casa

A30

H13

Stormtech Dorset Australia

Wilson & Bradley A8

A3

Puretec A2

B8

C7

A4

B3

C8

D8

Barben

B2

C2

E8

Elevar

Design Show Australia | 2023 Event Guide

D2

G10

Cane Line

Robert Gordon

ENTRY / EXIT

DSA118

Pink Pear

E2

Australia’s Next Top Designer

G8

Fellowes

B10

Workshopped

A10

G2

Larkwood Furniture

Kitchen & Bathroom Zone

H7

H3 H1

ArchiBuild Bar

by Smartstone

RAIA Refuel CPD Stage

Light & Smart Home Talks

M38

L38

K34

K33

Armstrong L36

Transmitt i34

N37

Deco K35

M37

O43 P44

Fluxwood

Light Co

M36

N39

O39

N36

O37

O38

P39

P40 P38

O36

P37

Shipping Container Pools M32

P32

Olympia

Tectona by Classic with a Twist

About Space

H28

K22

J28

Splendid

Parkwood Doors L20

Screenwood

O34

Lithostone O28

M28

ArchiPro

H34

M41

Mayfield

i38

L40

N44

Baoyun Stone

Acustico

Light & Design

N43

HardwareBox

J38

M44

Safe Central

i42

H42

Nightworks J40

Your Rako Smart Australia Life M50 N51

Acoustica

Universal Media Co

Cult Design

L49

Windsor Architectural

L50

Lounge Calce

Fermob

Thermotek

J24

Label Concepts J22

H22

Kosny

M24

Knotwood M22

L16

Central Innovation

Timber N22

P24

O22

N18

O17

N15

N16

O15

DTA Australia i16

M16

Mineral Fox i13

i14

L14

J14

M14

Gainsville Furniture

H10 H8

H9

i8

K6

K7

L8

M9

L6

M7

J2

K3

Sustainable Bamboo

K4

Dulux Acratex

i2

N12

P15

P20

P14

O11

Forest One M12

Loud Design

Cloudwalk Flooring

H2

J3

N11

P17

ENP Fitouts K18

M4

i4

O14

N14

L2

M1

M2

Stoke Fireplace

H14

P19

Cabinetti Panels

N17

Lauxes Grates

Molmic

Osier Belle

Sustainability Pavilion

N1

FutureBuild Stage James Hardie

N2

ENTRY / EXIT

Design Show Australia | 2023 Event Guide

DSA119