Orb is a new collection from 3D printed homewares brand Printing Potters. Willow, Lilah, Meridian and Belle were inspired by dreamlike spherical shapes. As always, the pieces are made of PLA, a polymer derived from renewable, plant-based materials. From $29.95.
CULTIVER’s latest product is a luxuriously oversized pure Merino wool blanket for the top of bed, crafted from 100% ZQ-certified New Zealand Merino wool, and fashioned in two sophisticated colours: Oatmeal and Slate. Designed in Sydney and knitted in Melbourne with over 3kg of pure Merino wool, these blankets are a showcase of considered Australian craftsmanship and design, with each piece receiving over four hours of dedicated knitting to achieve their generous sizing and drape. Providing full coverage of a queen bed, these wool blankets are a cosy alternative or addition to our celebrated bedcover collection. With all that work involved, they’re not cheap, but will surely become a modern heirloom. $1,100.
Miss Amara have just released four stunning additions to their shag rug offering — a series of plush, two-tone bordered styles that combine luxurious texture with contemporary polish. With a dense 20mm high pile and a soft, light-reflective sheen, each rug introduces dimension without overpowering a space.
The new Daniel Robertson 470 Collection from Brickworks is a long-format clay brick range designed to deliver timeless elegance and lasting performance. Named for its 470 mm length, the 470 Collection was developed in response to growing demand for elongated horizontal lines and refined proportions in brickwork – supporting bold, modern façades whilst retaining the handcrafted, rich textured finish that has defined the Daniel Robertson brand for decades. Handcrafted at Brickworks’ carbon-neutral Longford plant in Tasmania, the collection reflects a commitment to sustainable production, embracing a made-to-order model that reduces waste and supports bespoke project requirements.
Breville have launched the Oracle Dual Boiler, the latest evolution in its premium espresso machine range. Designed to deliver ultimate automation and unparalleled performance, this machine caters to coffee enthusiasts who seek the perfect balance between convenience and control. Offering the ability to switch between auto and manual modes, users can enjoy either a fully automated workflow or hands-on espresso crafting. And it looks pretty good on the bench too! RRP $4,499.
Two creatives who understand the value of craft, legacy and shared meals — award-winning chef Julian Hills of Restaurant Navi and Bobby Gordon of Robert Gordon Pottery — have come together to offer something truly special for Father’s Day. The Navi Home x Robert Gordon ceramic collection blends the elegance of fine dining with the warmth of home. Each piece in the range — including dinner plates, bowls, jugs and platters — is designed to elevate everyday meals into meaningful rituals.
“This collection is about connection,” says Julian. “I made it as a father, and an artist. It’s for Sunday dinners, breakfast with your kids, and for sitting in the sink when no one’s in a rush to get up. Each piece is robust enough for daily life yet finished with the same precision I bring to the plates at Navi.” Pre-order by 14 August for Father’s Day delivery.
Turner & Hastings’ bestselling Fireclay sink is now available in a compact 60 x 46cm size. Suitable for inset or undermount install and available in gloss and matte white and matte black. From $999.
Ancient Greece and Rome have long captivated the design world – their architecture a masterclass in proportion, permanence, and quiet grandeur. GlobeWest’s 2026 Collection, Ancient Practices, draws on this timeless legacy, reinterpreting it for contemporary Australian living. From Paris to Puglia, a new wave of design is emerging – one defined by soft curves, rich textures, and sculptural silhouettes. Ancient Practices captures this movement, translating it into an Australian design language that feels refined yet grounded, luxurious yet effortlessly livable. The Juno Pebble Sofa (below) is a highlight. $6445.
New at Kmart, the Charles Entertainment Unit ($109) is selling fast, with customers buying multiple pieces to create an extra-long entertainment unit that looks custom-made (as in the TikTok here). A Kmart spokesperson said: “One of the most distinctive elements of the Charles Entertainment Unit is its oversized spherical legs, which add a bold, sculptural touch to an otherwise minimalist piece. These large ball-shaped feet elevate the unit both literally and stylistically, creating a striking contrast with the clean, rectangular body.
“The exaggerated proportions of the legs lend the piece a playful yet modern edge, making it not just functional but also a conversation starter. Whether your style leans toward contemporary, eclectic, or minimalist, the oversized balls give this entertainment unit a unique personality that sets it apart from more traditional, flat-legged designs.”
