“I wanted to bring a more contemporary feel to my more traditional bowls and plates but still retain a feel of the early less refined clays. I wanted the glazed surfaces to somehow retain the coastal feel of Fremantle. I looked for the feel of beach sand, blue sky and limestone – not too shiny.”

Idiosyncratic and fresh, Marcel Sigel’s Helix Light reimagines the double helix structure of human DNA in a unique spherical form, also reminiscent of a paper lantern frame.

Inspired by the natural bushland surroundings of her studio in the eastern hills of Perth, Danica Wichtermann’s ceramics collection showcases a sense of place with contemporary, artistic flair.

Concrete furniture has grown in popularity for interior furnishing dramatically in recent times, requiring a new level of innovation to push the boundaries of design and what it means to be contemporary.

What if the idea of furniture was utterly reversed?

Periodic Furniture Studio’s founder introduces his new unique venture, Periodic Surf Co and DIY Surfboard Kits.

The Nautilus Bowl is a design by Sue Codee under her collection, This Papercut Life.

Designers Callum Campbell and Jack Flanagan had the idea of using a technique readily associated with mining to create a beautiful object. After extensive development and prototyping, they created the Grain Stool, a design that creates beauty from a context where it isn’t traditionally seen.

New kid on the block in the WA design scene, *Ko has hit the ground running with their range of minimalist, Scandi-Japanese inspired furniture.