Architect Roberto Palomba makes you feel at home

Roberto Palomba’s relationship with Kartell began on an escalator in Moscow, where a chance encounter with Claudio Luti was the starting point for their lasting creative relationship. That partnership is underpinned by quality, material research and evolution, and each product shaped by the philosophy of design for life. 

A grand heritage home brings new modernity

Vogue Living's 2025 Top Australian Interior Designer and esteemed Sydney-based creative director, Jillian Dinkel, re-imagines Kilmory House, a grand Arts and Crafts estate in Point Piper, Sydney, as a bold and evocative entertaining space, where heritage detailing is punctuated by iconic, contemporary design.

Carlo Urbinati on the magical world of Foscarini

As part of our series on celebrated lighting brand Foscarini, More Space meets Carlo Urbinati to chat about the heritage of Murano glass and breaking with tradition, the late and great designer Rodolfo Dordoni, the story behind making the Aplomb collection and his favourite Milan Design Week launches, and the moment when you think you know what is going to happen with light, and then it surprises you.

Honing the detail: Inside the studio of Tobias Partners

Architecture and interiors practice Tobias Partners needs little introduction. Their work is quintessentially Sydney and Sydney is deep within their roots. Houses are defined by the coast, pavilions brush with the bush and engage with views without shouting their presence. While the language of materials comes alive through texture and light, shaping moments where time slows down.

From Slovenia with love, breaking the rules with Nika Zupanc

With her latest chair knitted like a super-sized jumper that challenges the perception of scale and tradition, Ljubljana-based, Slovenian designer, Nika Zupanc, flips the familiar and breaks the rules. With her first book just out, More Space caught up with the designer to discuss the Knitty chair for Moooi, the influences of Yugoslavia's modernist architect Saša Machtig and Slovenia's natural beauty, and the liberating power of identity.

Nestled between Milan's towering palazzos and bohemian past, we go inside Piero Lissoni’s humming design studio

The narrow streets and palazzos, art galleries, libraries and gallieries define Brera, the district known for its artists, designers and architects, its renaissance buildings, frescoes and bohemian roots. It is here along Via Gioto where Piero Lissoni’s Milanese studio, Lissoni Associati, shapes furniture, buildings and master plans for clients around the world. We joined Melbourne architect Iva Foschia and a host of designers, architects and curators from around the world for a tour.

From new materials to stellar collaborations, why Kartell continues to evolve

How do you sum up the impact of a brand, particularly one that has remained a darling of Milanese design for six decades. Kartell was one of the first manufacturers to open stores internationally and is now reshaping its direction by embracing new materials and manufacturing everything from lighting and furniture, to rugs and smaller design collectables. Here, More Space talks with Lorenza Luti – marketing head and granddaughter of founders and trailblazers, Giulio Castelli and Anna Castelli Ferrier – about the brand's next big move.

The House on Lizard Island

On the northern point of the Great Barrier Reef, the World Heritage-listed Lizard Island is one of the most private places on earth. Here, More Space catches up with The House’s owner Steve Wilson and interior designer, Sophie Hart, to chat about their creative collaboration that has produced a robust holiday home that balances aesthetic rigour with relaxed comfor

How Jane Chuck created her new 'MotherQuarters'

When Jane Chuck, the influential founder of beauty and lifestyle brands Chuck's and Motherchucker's, first saw the work of Jun Ong of POW, it was at the light installation 'Star,' a huge LED sculpture inspired by nature and outer space. More Space catches up with two of the busiest creatives in the business to discuss the design DNA behind the transformation of the former APW printing factory and how colour and detail have shaped the soul of her new HQ.

Eternally Yours x Iva Foschia

Drawn to textural, informal and tactile forms, the work of Iva Foschia combines interiors and furniture that play off form and compress space through 'careful placement and minimal arrangements to create rhythm and tension.' For Eternally Yours, More Space catches up with Iva to discuss the sensory impact of colour and texture, her go-to design pieces, and her studio's recently completed transformation of a former church into an 'elevated and luxurious' residence.

Design Insiders x Fathanah Paijan

For Design Insiders we meet Fathanah Paijan whose career has been enriched by leading creatives including Jean Marie Massaud, Patricia Urquiola and Lee Broom, and insights which Fathanah adds, 'help us to understand how design influences the way we live'.

Eternally Yours – Sophia Leopardi

For Eternally Yours we meet designer Sophia Leopardi of Adelaide studio Williams Burton Leopardi, an architecture practice that believes living well, understanding design nuances and celebrating life’s daily rituals creates living spaces which transcend style and 'give an immediate sense of belonging and comfort'.