One standout product from this re-established partnership is the Salice Exedra, a pocket door system designed for sleek space optimisation in the home. Offering a seamless blend of functionality and design, this system is perfect for modern interiors that value both style and practicality. The Salice Exedra’s cam-assisted sliding mechanism offers an elegant touch, with a linear damping system that ensures smooth, gentle movements when opening and closing. The design eliminates harsh stops, making it perfect for high-end kitchens where cabinetry finesse is paramount.

Homeowners can hide away essential kitchen appliances like washing machines, freezers or even sinks, while maintaining the aesthetic of a clean, uncluttered space. The system’s versatility also lends itself to living areas, offering a refined solution for media units or even library shelving, bringing a touch of class to every room. Beyond the kitchen, the Exedra proves its versatility in wardrobe and office applications, easily concealing clutter while adding to the room’s overall design appeal. Its sleek, streamlined look complements modern interior designs that favour minimalism, allowing the beauty of the space to shine without distraction. What’s more, the system is partly assembled, making installation a breeze and ensuring that homeowners can enjoy both style and practicality without unnecessary delays.

Nover’s collaboration with Salice taps into more than three decades of mutual expertise in quality furniture fittings, ensuring every product delivers both high performance and a user-friendly experience. As Salice re-enters the Australian market, their expanded product range is set to impress, particularly the Exedra, which offers innovative design solutions with effortless elegance.

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1. Select Your Wall Art Thoughtfully

Adding wall art to your home is an excellent way to introduce color, texture, and showcase your unique personality. Whether you’re drawn to abstract prints, botanical illustrations, or vintage posters, art can transform empty walls into a striking focal point in any room.

When selecting your piece, think about whether a canvas or glass print best suits your style. Canvas prints bring a textured, rustic charm, while glass prints offer a sleek, modern feel. It’s also crucial to consider the size and design. The artwork should be proportionate to the wall it occupies, and the design should complement the room’s overall aesthetic for a cohesive look.

2. Set the Tone with Stylish Flooring

Rugs are a key element in any home, adding warmth, comfort, and style to a room. Whether you choose a rug that complements your existing color palette or opt for one as a bold statement piece, it can effortlessly anchor the space.

During winter, a wool rug is an excellent choice, offering both warmth and insulation to create a cosy, inviting atmosphere. In contrast, summer calls for a jute rug—lightweight, breathable, and perfect for a relaxed, laid-back vibe. Jute rugs add an effortless charm, making them ideal for warm-weather months.

Rugs are also perfect for defining different zones in open-plan spaces, such as separating the living area from the dining room, and enhancing the overall flow of your home.

3. Create moments of reflection

Mirrors are not just functional—they can also brighten and visually expand a room. Position a mirror opposite a window to reflect natural light or use a large mirror as a striking focal point above a buffet or console table.

In smaller spaces, mirrors work wonders by creating the illusion of more room. They’re perfect for tight hallways or entryways, making these areas feel brighter, airier, and more spacious. Whether you opt for a bold, thick statement frame or prefer a sleek, minimal no-frame design, mirrors can elevate the overall aesthetic of your space.

4. Incorporate Greenery and Florals

Vases are a versatile décor piece, perfect for showcasing fresh or dried flowers, branches, or even standing alone as striking decorative accents. Select vases in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials to add visual interest, bringing a touch of nature indoors with lush greenery.

For shelves, bookcases, or buffets, group vases of varying heights to create depth and a harmonious balance. On dining or coffee tables, however, a single vase can serve as an elegant focal point, making for a refined centerpiece that elevates the space.

5. Layer up!

Beyond the main furniture pieces, decorative accents are key to fully completing a room. Don’t forget the finishing touches— throw pillows, candles, baskets, and lamps. These small details help tie the room together while reflecting your personal style. Mix and match textures, patterns, and colors to create a layered, inviting atmosphere.

These versatile accents can be easily swapped out seasonally, giving your home a refreshed look. Since they’re more affordable than larger furniture pieces, they’re a cost-effective way to update your décor throughout the year.

Make your house feel like a home and discover furniture and homewares collections that will live with you through every moment. OZ Design. For Life.

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Save now on designer furniture for indoors & out.

Update your interior and explore their range of Australian made sofas, dining tables, bedroom and storage furniture. Discover premium outdoor furniture and refresh your home with daybeds, umbrellas, lounge settings, sun loungers and more.

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Enjoy great savings on esteemed international brands Dedon and Tribu and bring luxurious comfort outside.

The Kida Hanging Lounge Chair, designed by Stephen Burks for Dedon, features a cradle-like organic form that’s open, airy, light and inviting. A luxurious quilted outdoor cushion ensures comfort and ease.

Lap up the afternoon winter sun by lounging on the generous Mood Daybed from Tribu. The airy design has a warm combination of teak and handwoven Tricord that will immediately create an intimate atmosphere.

Save on Kett, an Australian brand that brings enduring style, quality, and comfort to your home.

The Otway Trestle Table is defined by its timber profile and elegant proportions. Its timeless and enduring quality is the result of simplified complexity. The Johanna Armchairs are characterised by a curvaceous and elegant form, executed with precision and refinement. The comfort of the seat’s backrest encourages time spent with loved ones.

Get cosy and enjoy your time indoors this winter on the Otway Sofa, designed and made in Australia in a range of beautiful fabrics and leathers.

Drop into one of Cosh Living’s five national showrooms explore the sale, or shop directly online.

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Field is a contemporary rotating lazy-Susan, each tier rotating 360-degrees. The design inspiration is borne from agricultural fields carved into cultivated landscapes.

Field is a multi-purpose tiered food serving tray. Designed by Australian designer Helen Kontouris this contemporary rotating lazy-Susan, elicits an emotional response from the user, inviting a tradition of food sharing and bringing people together. The serving tray’s design inspiration is borne from the 10,000-year old history of agriculture carved into cultivated landscapes. From an aerial view, the natural timber grains represent the stratum forms of landscape terrains.

The serving tray is available in multi size and Oak and Rosewood timbers.

Sollo is a grande mill hand-turned from a single piece of Jacaranda. Intended to create a striking seasoning centrepiece, Sollo incorporates the Danish Crushgrind mechanism with variable grinding capabilities suitable for pepper, salt and herbs.

Sollo is a distinguished grande mill intended to create a striking seasoning centrepiece for any meal table. The rotating slender neck sits comfortably in your hand, with the sphere base nestled into the palm of your opposite hand allowing you to grind with ease.

Sollo is hand-turned from a solid piece of 20-year old Jacaranda timber. Each mill is delicately and skilfully hand turned.

The mill incorporates the Danish Crushgrind mechanism, the leader in grinding technology, allowing you to enjoy salt, pepper and herbs using the variable grind technology.

Duo mills marries practical function with light-hearted personal expression. The mix n match pair allows you to select your pairing to reflect your lifestyle. Fancy a boy-girl paring? Boy-boy? Girl-girl?

Designed to universally fit your hand for optimal operation and employing the patented Crushgrind mechanism, which is renowned for its fine to coarse grind capabilities, Duo is a set to bring cheerfulness to your meal on a daily basis.

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1. NORMANDY PLACEMAT SET

Love linen even more with this lovely French linen set. Available in white, silver or charcoal, these classic neutral tones will accompany a range of dining room styles, from formal to casual. The lightweight fabric has a textured, natural look and can soften a room’s brighter palette. A whole dining room table set is available for a cohesive, gentle space. lorrainelea.com

2. OVAL OAK SALT & PEPPER BOTTLES

A timeless material that complements any space, no matter the colour, is glass. These salt and pepper shakers will add a chic accent, whether on your kitchen island or alongside pale plates. The minimalist style and touch of oak embodies an earthy feel that would balance a range of kitchen or dining spaces. mrandmrsjones.com.au

3. COFFEE CUP PAIR

In a world full of coffee drinkers, the vessel that holds this spice of life has been refined and designed. Whether you’re looking for a burst of energy or simply love the ritual, you’ll enjoy it more in this inviting-to-hold Staffordshire stoneware featuring a white tin glaze. Paired with bolder browns or reds, this coffee cup pair would be a delightful accompaniment. theroomservice.co

4. STONELAND COLLECTION, TRADITION VASES

Rich marble tones can make a beautiful accessory without dominating a space. The incredible Tradition vases are part of the refined STONELAND collection — a unique collaboration between Tagmi Design Studio and Ganci Argenterie. What arose from this partnership are stylish, harmonious home accessories crafted with the finest materials in the latest design styles. stonelabdesign.com

5. MENU MARBLE WALL CLOCK

This stunning contemporary clock will make a statement on any wall in your home. The simplistic style and dash of gold will tie into a busy space with ease. The marble veining creates soft detail in a space without disrupting its surroundings. Chic and modest in design, this clock is an attractive and versatile accessory. norsu.com.au

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Danish artist Ingrid Bugge captures the stories that dancers display with their bodies. Following the Royal Danish Ballet for two years gave her insight into the passion and perseverance behind dance and allowed her to condense moments from these performances into a single frame. The soft pink hues of this print would balance a striking warm-toned wall or couch. norsu.com.au

Originally in Kitchens & Bathrooms Quarterly, Volume 25 Issue 3

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1. MADE BY FRESSKO LIFT FLASK

This 500mL double-walled glass vessel won’t leave your bag! Perfect as an everyday water bottle that stays cooler for longer, this elegant flask is equipped with a lovely bamboo lid and is made to last. Coming with a two-in-one infuser for brewing tea, enjoying coffee or creating fruit waters, this versatile product’s slender size enables it to fit in unusual spots in a purse or backpack. Your drink can stay hot for up to four hours in this flask. madebyfressko.com 

2. SPUN-BAMBOO SALAD BOWLS IN AQUA BLUE

These exquisitely designed salad bowls will bring a pop of colour to any space. Spun-bamboo products are naturally antibacterial and durable, made from sustainably harvested bamboo. This handmade product has a high-quality finish that means this bowl will stand the test of time. Available in other bright colours, this is one home kitchen accessory you need to get your hands on. satara.com.au

3. CIRCULAR CHOPPING BOARD

Made from strand-woven bamboo, this versatile board can be used as a chopping station, cheeseboard or serving platter. The hand-painted lilac geometric design is sealed with a food-safe, low-voc glaze — the perfect eco-friendly gift! The board has a warm, earthy tone and would look great in any-style kitchen. etsy.com/soakstudio  

4. GROVE 4 PENDANT LIGHT IN BAMBOO

The multifaceted design of this bamboo pendant light will add visual and structural interest to any interior. Featuring four bulbs for optimum illumination, this light hangs from a black fabric suspension cord — perfect for feature lighting over an island benchtop. beaconlighting.com.au

5. OVELA BAMBOO COTTON LUXURY BATH TOWELS IN BEIGE

Silky soft and ultra-absorbent, these towels provide ultimate bathroom bliss. A blend of bamboo and cotton, they will dry faster and absorb four times more than cotton towels. Due to their delightfully soft composition, these towels will not irritate the skin and will soak up water quickly. kogan.com

6. ALL DOCK BAMBOO FOUR-PORT CHARGING STATION

This sleek product is a unique accessory that will revolutionise how you cook. The vertical display lines mean you can have a tablet or phone standing up and open with a recipe while charging. Able to charge up to four devices, this bamboo dock is durable and eco-friendly. The 2.4A power from each port offers superior charging speed of up to 80 per cent in an hour, a figure that won’t be affected by other devices charging at this station at the same time. zanui.com.au

Originally in Kitchens & Bathrooms Quarterly, Volume 25 Issue 2

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Wellness enthusiasts rejoice! IKEA has announced a limited edition wellness range ideal for everyday use within the comfort and tranquility of your own home. Featuring a range of furniture, home furnishing accessories and a yoga kit, all elements of the collection are designed to set the ideal conditions for rest, relaxation and gentle exercise—and come with the benefit of being highly affordable too.

Here are a few of our favourite pieces from the collection:

I for one will be bolting to IKEA to get my hands on the impossibly pretty yoga kit featured in the range… and quite possible most of the rest of the range too!

Designed by IKEA designers Maja Ganszyniec and Andreas Fredriksson and made using sustainable materials, the HJÄRTELIG range was designed to encourage wellness at home by encourage people to  hit to pause button on their fast-paced lives, and embrace the beauty of being mentally present.

“With the HJÄRTELIG collection, we wanted to help more of the many people embrace those moments where they can focus, relax and revitalise”, says Andreas Fredriksson.

Designer Maja Ganszyniec shares her inspiration for the yoga bag, “In the HJÄRTELIG yoga bag there is room for everything you need to bring to your yoga class. The big part has room for both exercise clothes and towels, and in the pockets you can have smaller things. “I also created opening in the straps on the outside where you can slide in your yoga mat for ease. Even better, it is made by cotton from more sustainable sources – Namaste”.

The HJÄRTELIG range is available for a limited time in all Australian IKEA stores from April 2018.

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Zakay’s contemporary geometric designs are renowned for their elegant illumination. With a home in Australia’s renowned Byron Bay and a love of geometry, Asaf Zakay’s hand made lighting reveal the spirit of illumination and the essence of nature. Whilst the majority of his work is found in private homes, he is increasingly approached by corporate clients who are looking for that special piece to light or provide a focal point for ambient spaces, retreat centres, day spas, foyers and even board rooms.

What inspired you to become an artist?

Growing up in a remote Village of Israel where my mother was an accountant and father a farmer, there was limited exposure to the huge world of the arts. My mother’s passion was painting and from a young age I was surrounded by artists and artworks. Becoming an artist was mostly about the desire to step out of ‘life’ and drop into a space of silence. Through the process of creating art forms like this I am forced to be present and become engrossed into a state of concentration similar to meditation. So I guess the process inspired me to be and keep being an artist.

Where did you study? How did you come into this line of work?

I completed a stained glass course in Israel, one of the designs was the Star of David. I decided to try to build it in three dimensions as an experiment. I would build it from all different materials. I loved using glass because of the reflective and light catching properties, from there it took on a life of its own. I was captivated by the way these objects played with light and reflections and seemed to emit a certain quality even when not exposed to any light or sunlight at all. In 2005 I came to Australia and I was introduced to the concept of sacred geometry. I showed my work in various art shows and it was actually the locals would drip fed me information about sacred geometry and over time I learned a great deal and started to expand my practice to include all sorts of shapes based more strictly on sacred geometry and the golden ratio. I kept creating more and more designs and found that one simple design would lead to other more complex shapes, as a process of pushing and pulling faces. I am still finding new designs and new experiments to try, even after 15 years of practice.

Can you tell us a bit about your process? How you imagine, draft and then craft your work?

We are using traditional stained glass techniques, started in England in 1895 by an artist named Louis Comfort Tiffany, who made the iconic Tiffany lamps. I have taken a traditional process and adapted it to create these objects that evolve into other objects. Sometimes I will try attaching a pyramid to a flat face or inverting aspects of the overall form. It’s a very dynamic process with many decision and variables. The end result is a very complete and powerful form but it came into reality in a very fluid and dynamic way.

What are you saying with your work?

The work is based on proportions that are expressed in every living being on earth. Every living being is based on the golden ratio, the fibonacci sequence. Art is so necessary in life, art inspired people. If you can have a pieces that you love that resonates with you, that makes you feel good and if I can provide that – well that is amazing for me. I love seeing people walk into the gallery and watching an expression of awe and delight takeover their faces. I love seeing people become obsessed with a particular shape. Piece of art and the human recognises each other, I love watching those moments happening in the gallery. I love receiving emails years after someone has left the gallery with their piece telling me that they are still so grateful that this peices shares their life.

Is there a shape, style or function you prefer to work towards? Do you accept custom commissions?

I enjoy creating all the pieces, in the process there is even more ideas coming through and it’s a matter of time before those new ideas become a reality. We accept custom commission and I really enjoy that challenge. Some people want brass finish, some people want specifically coloured glass, bespoke handmade blown glass, others love that I make a pieces especially for their loved ones and have them sign it personally. Universal language of light is love, I hope that’s what I allow people to feel for these pieces. I love custom commissions, it allows me to collaborate with the people I am designing for and together we created a pieces especially for them.

Any favourite pieces or commissions?

There are so many, I have some amazing customers that quickly become friends. I am lucky to have a support of so many. I guess the most recent commission was a piece for Julia Stone, she bought one stellated dodecahedron for her brothers 30 birthday. I created a piece especially for him and she came in again to sign it. We regularly play their music in the studio and gallery so one day when I looked up to see her standing there watching me creating pieces I was taken by surprise! Mercedes, our gallery director tells me I manifested Julia somehow by playing her music all the time.

Temple byron, a retreat centre here in the shire has bought over 40 + pieces in the last 5 years. The owner loves my work and I love that these healing objects are being homed in such a beautiful space.

What is your career highlight thus far?

I think the biggest career highlight is actually the life I have been able to carve out for myself while doing what I love. I am able to live this amazing lifestyle in the Byron Shire, I have farm animals, horses, so much breathtaking nature all around me. I surf everyday. I meet amazing people, this community is beautiful. I am always learning from my team. I meet other inspiring artists and I am helping to support and propel the artistic community of the region and promote other local artist by representing their work in my Gallery. I am very proud to have the work of Noal Hart, Avital Scheffer and Suvira McDonald in the gallery at moment. Such incredible artists. Perhaps a career highlight was buying my first Gallery and Studio in Byron Bay, it was a huge step for me and I had no idea that I would get anywhere. It was also a fantastic experience to move the gallery to Bangalow, Bangalow is a beautiful boutique town inland from Byron bay, a thriving community that is slightly less affected by commercial entities and backpackers.

What does the future hold?

I will just keep enjoying my creativity and this lifestyle. I hope to see the pieces filtering out into the world, keep seeing people resonating and enjoying what I am doing. I would love to see the gallery and community grow, to hold more art exhibitions and support local artist to feature in the gallery.

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Visit the Zakay Glass Creations and Gallery website

Contact Zakay Glass Creations

1300 859 291
info@zakayglasscreations.com | 42 Byron St, Bangalow NSW 2479
Gallery hours: 10-5 Mon to Fri and 10-3 Weekends

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Here are just four of our favourite wine cellar designs, all with their own individual characteristics that make them the perfect addition to any space and a great conversation starter when entertaining guests.

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These stackable wine racks look great, whether in your kitchen or living space. With a modular design, they also offer the ultimate opportunity for a custom fit-out.

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If you’ve got a sizeable wine collection, you may be more drawn to traditional wine cellar designs that use the earth to keep wine cool. This style of built-in cellar is the perfect example.

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Wine racks and appliances for the kitchen come in a range of shapes and sizes – and with this run down from Kitchens & Bathrooms Quarterly’s Amy Norris, you’re sure to find a design to suit your space.

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This award-winning renovation in London includes a special testament to the client’s love of wine – a floating wine cellar that has become a centrepiece of the home in its own way.

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1. When the Owl Sings by Trisha Lambi, trishalambi.com

2. Heart Medicine by Ember Fairbairn, bluethumb.com.au

3. Coastline by Louise Mead, louisemead.co.uk

4. A Million Miles by Ben Lowe, loaf.com

5. Spring Meadow by Louise Mead, louisemead.co.uk

6. Tempest by Trudy Lowndes, bluethumb.com.au

7. Coral by Etre Britta, bluethumb.com.au

8. A Little More Love by Catherine Hiller, catherinehiller.com

9. Ambience by Artem Bryl, bluethumb.com.au

10. Flamingo Lake by Martine Vanderspuy, bluethumb.com.au

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