A round-up of the latest products

A round-up of the latest and greatest furniture, lighting and objects.

Rugs by Faye Toogood

Celebrated British designer Faye Toogood has turned her trademark aesthetic to a new series of rugs for Italian rug company Cc-tapis. Entitled Doodles, the six designs in the collection are drawn from original textile artworks by Toogood and capture the abstract style and playfulness inherent in the designer’s work. The rugs feature soft tones and graphic stitching details and are handmade in Nepal. Poliform — poliform.com.au

Record Cabinet by Ross Thompson

Geelong-based woodworker and furniture maker Ross Thompson’s work fuses the traditional craft of furniture making – its careful, intricate joins and processes – with the intent of a designer, who produces work with strong creative intent. His elegant pieces include the Record Cabinet, a piece that touches on nostalgia, with the interactive process of the tambour doors reflecting the process of spinning vinyl. Thompson credits his minimalist approach to a strong appreciation for Japanese and Bauhaus design principles. Ross Thompson — rossthompson.com.au

w182 Pastille light from Euroluce

The w182 Pastille is a new series of LED lights released by Swedish lighting brand Wästberg and designed by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin. The design features a slimline frame and a disc of light that can be rotated according to use. The refined profile and its ability to function as a table, freestanding, wall-mounted or pendant light make the series an elegant solution for domestic and commercial environments. Euroluce — euroluce.com.au

Harold collection from Gregory Croxford Living

Armac Martin is one of the UK’S leading manufacturers of solid brass cabinet hardware. This new collection includes six pieces of elegant and refined cabinet hardware, named after the company’s founder, Harold Mcgrail. Each piece of hardware is available in twenty-one finishes, with a distinctive tactile finish to suit any interior. The range consists of a knob, a t-bar, three sizes of cabinet pulls and a larger appliance pull. Gregory Croxford Living — gregorycroxfordliving.com.au

Airblade 9kj hand dryer from Dyson

Dyson claims that its Airblade 9kj is the fastest, most energy-efficient Hepa-filtered hand dryer on the market. Two curved apertures follow the shape of hands for a faster dry time: in “max” mode, the Airblade dries hands efficiently in ten seconds. Airflow paths have been redesigned and silencers used to reduce noise, while touch-free operation and the HEPA filter, which captures particles from the air, ensure a hygienic experience. Dyson — dyson.com.au

Lockers by Groundfloor

Groundfloor parcel management systems are a valuable asset for multitenant buildings, providing efficient and secure parcel storage for commercial and residential tenants. The smart lockers feature an award-winning user interface and the units are modular, allowing them to be scaled to buildings of any size. The lockers are durable yet have a smooth finish for a clean aesthetic. They can also be customized with vinyl wrapping.

Groundfloor — groundfloordelivery.com

Non-corporate Workstation from Reddie

Sydney-based furniture manufacturer Reddie has unveiled the Non-corporate Workstation (NCW), a simple and customizable alternative to other workstations that, the designers believed, are generic, dull and overly complicated. The NCW features a slimline design and simple cable management, and can be specified with wooden or laminate tops with solid wood edging, and rattan or perforated metal dividers. It is available in three sizes and can be customized by colour.

Reddie — reddie.com.au

Bobby collection from Design By Them

Designed by Daniel Tucker, the Bobby collection welcomes a new stainless steel version of the low and bar stools. Ideal for outdoor use, Bobby is compact and robust, and finished in durable, textured powdercoat in black, white or custom colours. In addition to stainless steel, Bobby is also available in classic timber and upholstered timber.

Design By Them — designbythem.com

Jeanette series from SP01

Australian furniture brand SP01 has revealed its new collection of outdoor furniture, designed by Sydney-based industrial designer Tom Fereday. The new range includes four new pieces in the Jeanette series – a lounge chair, a sofa, a bar stool and a coffee table – that complement Fereday’s original Jeanette chair. The range also includes a totemic side table called Louie, which features a terracotta or stone cylindrical base and a metal disc tabletop. SP01 — sp01design.com

Rockwell bath from The English Tapware Company

Rockwell is an antique bath with a modern twist. Manufactured in England, the bath is made from Vitrite – a stone and mineral composite that replicates the look of a traditional bath without the weight. The bath is available with or without feet, and in a number of tones, from Snowdrop White, Seattle Grey and Ink Gloss Black to Powder Blue, Willow Green, Sherbet Yellow, Squash Orange and Bonbon Lilac. The English Tapware Company — englishtapware.com.au

New Luminaire range from Limelite

Melbourne-based lighting manufacturer Limelite has embraced the potential of 3D printing in the design of its new Luminaire range. Designed for installation on a track lighting fixture, the light’s shape, form and texture can be adjusted to achieve a different aesthetic, finish and lighting ambience. The technology has enabled local, fast, low-waste and on-demand production. Limelite — limelitesales.com.au

Schlage Encode deadbolt from Allegion

The revolutionary Schlage Encode Smart Wi-fi features built-in wi-fi, allowing users to lock/unlock from anywhere, plus set up guest access codes for recurring, temporary or permanent access when paired with the Schlage Home app. Users can create and manage up to 100 access codes for trusted friends and family via the fingerprint-resistant, capacitive touchscreen with easy one-touch locking.

Allegion — allegion.com.au

Inax tiles from Artedomus

Japanese ceramics manufacturer Inax is celebrated for producing artisan tiles that create intriguing textured effects and plays of light and shadow. The handmade, extruded, sheeted mosaics and tiles can be used on walls, floors, benchtops and exterior applications. Artisans at Inax continue the legacy of the company’s founders, who established the business in 1924 after producing the terracotta and tiles for Frank Lloyd Wright’s Imperial Hotel in Tokyo.

Artedomus — artedomus.com

Summa conference chair from Humanscale

Summa is a high-end conference chair developed by Humanscale in collaboration with architecture firm Gensler. The chair features Humanscale’s signature weight-compensating recline mechanism and integrated armrests to ensure ergonomic support and comfort in the workplace. A single lever for adjusting the seat height complements the streamlined design. A variety of configurations, finishes and upholstery options ensure a distinctive chair that offers both luxury and simplicity. Humanscale — humanscale.com