Australian design center exhibit showcases global home trends
At the International Design Center in Los Angeles an exhibition on Australia highlights woolens from Australia and London sourcing, lambs wool carpets, sheepskin rugs, and vinyl Thaisheen fabrics. The show notes appeal to European artists and craftsmen and emphasizes Australia’s growing influence in home furnishings.
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Australian designers and crafts listed with rare works and bark art
The piece highlights Geoffry Gordon a celebrated Australian silversmith whose limited jewel encrusted cigarette box gifted to President Johnson exemplifies high craft. It notes indigenous bark paintings as valued imports, featuring didgeridoos for home decor, and recalls Prince Philip’s 1965 support for Australia’s Industrial Design Council with his advice on design progress and collaboration between art and engineering.
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Jetus Designs a Study Corner with California Color
A child-focused feature highlights Jetus creating a study nook using California inspired furniture colors. The arrangement blends vibrant shelves, ergonomic chair, and desk setup to foster focused learning and daily routines.
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