Poliform: Before the Kitchen Blueprint Begins

There's a key element to designing a kitchen well, which has less to do with finishes and more to do with timing. 

Glas Italia shapes a heritage transformation by Coy Yiontis

The remarkable transformation of a Victorian heritage home by Melbourne studio Coy Yiontis, involved peeling back a ‘noisy’ 1980s postmodern renovation and the complete reworking of the interior so it flows. A quieter contemporary addition is now focused around the artful Sherazade Wall system that amplifies and layers the interior experience.

Baxter opens a new chapter. Fabric joins the leather legacy

For over four decades, Baxter has been synonymous with one material above all others: leather. The Italian brand built its identity on the tradition and innovation of Italian leather production, making the material the hero of every collection. The origin story is now design folklore: the brand's first sofa, Alfred, was born from a leather hide considered too thick for furniture by the tanneries that supplied it, a "mistake" that became the prototype for everything else that followed.

Eden Taman Duta in Kuala Lumpur is Space Atelier's latest design collaboration

Located just beyond the urban centre of Kuala Lumpur, the hilltop vantage point on a rare freehold site of more than 12-acres offers both connection to nature and the city. Eden Taman Duta is Space Atelier's latest project with BRDB Developments, a collaboration as Yasmin Khan, Deputy CEO, BRDB, remarks in our recent interview, that's far more than a design service. 'We believe that every home tells a story and Space complements that perfectly. Space Atelier is far more than a design service; this is a partnership full of intention and personalisation.'

Introducing Stellar Works

Some spaces can't be furnished, they have to be built. Hotel lobbies, hospitality fit-outs, public spaces, display suites; projects that demand more than what's off the shelf. This is where Stellar Works begins - with a blank page. Now part of our Space Commercial collection, Stellar Works meets every brief.

Milan Unpacked 2026

As the dust settles on the design world’s biggest annual gathering, More Space caught up with local designers and members of the Space team who were on the ground in Milan. Join us for our Milan Unpacked series as we look at the leading furniture, lighting and artisanal brands who have welcomed us behind the veil and into their worlds and dig into the themes and directions, designers and products that defined the year.

Kirribilli Apartment by Mim Design is tailored perfection

From subterranean bunker to light filled jewel box, Kirribilli Apartment by Mim Design is tailored perfection where tongue-in-cheek playfulness, Art Deco roots and a new layer of craft are found in the tactility of the Biscuit wooden floors by Patricia Urquiola for Listone Giordano, the polished plaster, cross reeded glass and luminous natural stone, each finely detailed element holding purpose and meaning.

A Sydney home that collects colour

There are homes that have been decorated, and then there are homes that have been authentically inhabited. These are the spaces where every object carries a story and colour isn't a decision but a designed disposition. This terrace house in Sydney's inner-west belongs wholeheartedly to the second category.

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. 

The material evolution of Kartell’s icons

There are certain pieces of furniture that need no introduction – their outlines are instantly recognisable. While many of Kartell’s most beloved products remain at the forefront of design, the materials they’re made from have entered the 21st century.

Gwen Tan on designing the multigenerational home

The second act for a client Studio iF has worked with for more than a decade, House on a Hill is an interconnected, multi-generational home with places for gathering and connection, and quieter zones for privacy and contemplation, celebrating the family’s rituals of life ‘through quiet and gentle sophistication.’ More Space caught up with Gwen Tan, Studio iF’s founder and principal designer, to discuss the vision behind the project.

The Modern Wardrobe

Poliform wardrobes seamlessly blend design and function, transforming storage into a sophisticated space. Bespoke, beautifully concealed, and effortlessly organised, each wardrobe system elevates everyday living with understated elegance and thoughtful engineering.    

Iconic furniture and hybrid thinking at 120 Collins Street

More Space meets Ingrid Bakker, principal and co-leader of Hassell’s commercial and workplace sector to chat about the reinvigorated 120 Collins Street in Melbourne, where a ‘big picture’ approach to the hybrid office: flexible work spaces, lush urban gardens, vibrant cafes, rooftop terraces and iconic furniture, now defines one of the city’s more distinguished buildings. 

Redefining the Lounge | The Ernest Collection

Poliform’s Ernest Collection reimagines the living room as a place where sculptural form and everyday comfort coexist. Designed by leading French architect and designer Jean-Marie Massaud, the collection is defined by generous, architectural volumes and refined detailing that speak to the brand’s enduring commitment to lasting design.

How B&B Italia and Edra are shaping the new outdoors

The provenance-rich B&B Italia Outdoor and Edra’s exclusive fabrics inspired by nature, highlight the latest directions in high innovation and tradition, visual clarity and comfort shaping the new outdoors.

Space Atelier's new interiors for Palma by Graya

Space Atelier’s collaboration on Graya’s newest project, Palma, says everything about the close relationships they have developed. ’We're very happy with how Palma has come together,’ adds Gray, 'we love specifying the Space collection in our projects because it's beautiful and the market loves it, and it makes such a difference when you furnish properties well.’

Giorgetti and Maserati: a design collaboration for the senses

A conversation between Giorgetti’s Giovanni del Vecchio and Klaus Busse, Maserati's head of design, over their shared passion for design and craftsmanship, has developed into a new furniture collaboration dedicated to detail and perfection and ‘elevating each other's strengths’.

A home curated through collaborative vision

Visiting the East Terrace House in central Adelaide and the close collaboration between architects Gina and Tony Lippis of Architects Ink, interior decorator and stylist Simone Haag, and the commercial team at Space, Est. magazine uncovered a shared appreciation for refined design and meaningful detail that honours early 19th-century heritage while embracing contemporary, lived-in elegance. 

A home of vibrance and nuance by Sally Caroline

On a corner block in Melbourne’s coastal enclave of Middle Park, the Panorama House by designer Sally Caroline captures sweeping bay and city views while embracing the personality of its young family inhabitants.

The world's first B&B Italia Outdoor showroom launches in Sydney

Space Furniture and B&B Italia launches the first standalone B&B Italia Outdoor showroom in Sydney's Surry Hills, with leading architects and designers, the warm glow of sunset and a tailor made menu by Plated by Savva Savas.

Milan Unpacked - V03

In our final instalment of Milan Unpacked, we look beyond the Instagram-ready moments that grab attention and explore the evergreen brands whose histories are richly embedded in the layers of the city itself. Those who remain true to their design roots. From B&B Italia, Giorgetti, Foscarini and Baxter, to Edra and Bocci, they brought together new and seasoned talent in a series of creatively generous, engaging and thought-provoking shows hosted inside majestic spaces from La Scala in Milan to Casa Sul Lago on Lake Como, and provided a barometer of design right now.

Milan Unpacked - V02

At Milan Design Week, it was the year of re-editions and layered materials for standout brands, and exciting new design releases. ‘There was a noticeable return to warmth, with a clear 1970s influence re-emerging across many presentations,’ remarked Léo Terrando, designer and Creative Director of Léo Terrando Studio. ‘Earthy browns, soft beige tones, stainless steel, and the occasional injection of cobalt blue shaped a nostalgic yet current palette,’ where texture, colour and materials created a 'tactile playground.’

Milan Unpacked 2025

Our comprehensive three-part Milan report is divided across categories in Volumes 1 and 2, with Volume 3 exploring the installations and cultural experiences explored by heritage and independent brands.

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