Eight Australian Design Brands Showcase Furniture and Lighting on Dezeen Showroom
Eight pieces of furniture from Australian design brands have been showcased by Dezeen Showroom, featuring a range of accessories, lighting, seating, and tables. The selection includes items from both well-known and up-and-coming brands located in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. Notable entries are the Sail table by Tom Fereday for Design By Them, crafted from powder-coated aluminium; the Woven-Fold and Fabric-Fold screens by Fold Studio; Rakumba's Hangman lighting collection designed by Adam Goodrum; Soktas' handmade Flo wall light; Armadillo's Meridian rug series; Ross Gardam's Solace Chain pendant light; Derlot's Trio seating; and the Nola lamp by Tom Fereday and Nau. Dezeen Showroom serves as a global launchpad for new products from these brands.
Key facts
- Dezeen Showroom curated eight furnishings by Australian design brands.
- Products include accessories, lighting, seating, and tables.
- Brands are based in Brisbane, Queensland, Melbourne, and Sydney.
- Sail table by Tom Fereday for Design By Them features a crimped edge and powder-coated aluminium.
- Fold Studio's room dividers come in Woven-Fold and Fabric-Fold with solid wood frames.
- Hangman lighting by Adam Goodrum for Rakumba is inspired by the paper game Hangman.
- Soktas' Flo wall light is handmade, making each piece unique.
- Armadillo's Meridian rug collection includes nine styles in neutral colorways.
- Ross Gardam's Solace Chain pendant light features teardrop-shaped glass shades.
- Derlot's Trio seating is a single LDPE block with three bucket seats.
- Nola lamp by Tom Fereday for Nau is an all-glass table lamp in two sizes.
- Dezeen Showroom offers a space for brands to launch new products.
Entities
Artists
- Tom Fereday
- Pauline Ollmann
- Adam Goodrum
- Alexander Lotersztain
Institutions
- Dezeen Showroom
- Design By Them
- Fold Studio
- Rakumba
- Soktas
- Armadillo
- Ross Gardam
- Derlot
- Nau
Locations
- Australia
- Brisbane
- Queensland
- Melbourne
- Sydney
- City of Gold Coast
Sources
- Dezeen —