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Introducing Juliette's Kiss

Materials & Craft

Introducing Juliette's Kiss

Featuring aggregate extracted from a quarry in Verona, Italy, Juliette’s Kiss draws literature to extract meaning from materiality. Named for its intrinsic connection to Verona, the setting of William Shakespeare’s most well-loved tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, this new stone demonstrates the expressive versatility of material composition and its capacity to evoke the senses according to the founding elements of design — colour, tone, shape, form, value and texture.

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How do you choose the best lighting for your dining area?

Interiors

How do you choose the best lighting for your dining area?

Dining rooms are taking centre stage in open-plan living designs, enticing memorable gatherings and savouring homemade fare. So, how does one illuminate the dining space for such occasions?

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Here’s your guide to the interior design ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ for 2024

Interiors

Here’s your guide to the interior design ‘ins’ and ‘outs’ for 2024

Interior design expert Ann King shares her predictions for this year’s favourite materials, colours, and design styles.

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