Design Anthology, Australia Edition

The creative community of Australia and New Zealand is ready for something new in a design magazine. This growing community deserves a media brand that celebrates the region’s unique cultures, local materials and multicultural influences It deserves a magazine that reveals emerging talent, and profiles it alongside the work of the established. It deserves a magazine that is beautifully edited, photographed, designed and printed, and is an object of design all on its own. It deserves a magazine that can be kept, treasured and displayed on the coffee table or in the studio. It deserves both a look forward and a reminder of what makes the Australian and New Zealand design industries so special. The Australian and New Zealand edition of Design Anthology published biannually.

FROM THE EDITOR

Design Anthology, Australia Edition

OUR WORLD

DOSSIER • Design news from around the region

LIFESTYLE & FASHION • Personal pieces and products for winter

HOME & DECOR • This season’s objects of desire

In Perfect Alignment

Maverick Spirit • We spent a day with Yasmine Ghoniem, on the road and in her Darlinghurst studio, to find out how she runs her interior design practice YSG Studio and stays inspired

Return to Form

In the Studio with Henry Wilson • Studio Culture explores the inner workings and inspirations of creative producers across Australia and New Zealand. In this edition, we take a look inside the Darlinghurst space of industrial designer Henry Wilson.

In with the Old

WANDERLUST • Designer destinations

Milawa Meandering

A Crafted Experience

The View from Above • Auckland-based landscape and documentary photographer Rachel Mataira worked in accounting and taxation before turning her side passion into a career, gaining the confidence to go full-time after her documentary work had been published by various organisations and outlets and she was named New Zealand Geographic’s Young Photographer of the Year in 2020. ‘Photography has always inspired me to explore our environment and to be acutely aware of nature. My landscape photography focuses on the ever-changing beauty of our earth and how we interact with it,’ she says. ‘I’m fascinated by natural lighting, shadows, scale and seasonal changes. The pandemic means my photography is locally based for now, but I’m excited to start exploring other countries’ landscapes once the borders are open again.’

VERNISSAGE • News from the art world

The Language of Jewellery

Space, Place & Shape

HOME • Timeless spaces

New Possibilities

A Natural Presence

Change of Plans

Federation Revival

A Worthwhile Addition

ARCHITECTONICS • Surveying our built environment

Building Resilience

A New Normal

The Changing City