Design Show Australia & Kitchen+Bath Show 2025 Melbourne Event Magazine

Welcome

Hi Melbourne! What amazing ideas will you discover at Design Show, Melbourne 2025?

Share your experiences at Design Show Australia

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Welcome to Design Show Melbourne; It’s time to connect face-to-face and experience design as a community. Engage all the senses, get up close to products, feel an object or the surface quality, and see in real life, the vibrancy of colour - you don’t know what you don’t know. Discover it here.

The team has curated a show floor of authentic, higher-end products that will make your visit enjoyable and valuable for your business. And with so many returning Australian and New Zealand brands, plus even more global brands joining the show, from countries such as Austria, Cyprus, Germany, Italy, Romania & Spain, you’re in for a real cosmopolitan treat.

Design Show Australia is proud to again be supporting the next generation of designers through its annual Australia’s Next Top Designers (ANTD) competition. Please head over to the ANTD feature area to see, touch and feel the winning product entries. And last year’s new addition the Textile Village, our curated showcase of fabrics, soft furnishings and wallcoverings, is back again with even more brands on display for you to enjoy.

Please also look out for the new initiatives including the newly launched Australian Made Trail that will highlight all the amazing home-grown companies that are displaying their innovative products across all 3 of the co-located shows. You can find more details about this exciting initiative on page 46. Participating companies will have the Australian Made logo next to their name in the index.

Be sure to take advantage of the free-to-attend speaker sessions that take place in the three show floor theatres, each featuring a curated program of unique content (see the program details on pages 12-14. The content program has been designed to ensure you take away a wealth of inspiration, knowledge, and brand-new commercial contacts.

Have an enjoyable visit. And please save 11-13 June 2026 in your diary so that we can welcome you to Design Show Sydney. We look forward to seeing you there!

Andy Vaughan Event Director Design Show Australia

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EVENT INFORMATION

ORGANISERS OFFICE

Located to the right of entry Door 5 in the Exhibition Halls.

LOST AND FOUND

All items found or handed in are kept safe and logged by the venue’s security team. If you believe you have lost property at the centre, please call on +613 9235 8000, email enquiries@mcec.com.au, or head to a Customer Service Desk.

FIRST AID

In the event of any accident or emergency, please report this to an organiser at the Organiser’s Office or Security at the entry of the show.

ATMs

ATMs are located on the concourse of the Exhibition Centre near Door 4.

TOILETS

Please see the show map at the back of this magazine for locations of toilets including disabled facilities. Directional signage also exists on the high walls of the venue inside the halls.

CLOAKROOM

The venue cloakroom is located at the Customer Service Desk in the Convention Centre.

NO SMOKING

The venue has a full no smoking or vaping policy, including all catering areas. Please go outside of the building to the designated smoking areas should you wish to smoke or vape.

NO CANVASSING

Canvassing by visitors is strictly prohibited. Promotional materials may not be distributed, except by exhibitors from their own stand. Visitors causing disruption should be reported to the Show Organiser at the Organiser’s Office located to the left of entry Door 5 in the Exhibition Halls.

PRIVACY

Your details have been recorded as part of the visitor registration process. This enables the Organiser to issue a name badge, record statistics on the event and send you information on future shows. If you have any concerns, please contact National Media on +61 7 5510 5100.

Welcome

Hi Melbourne!

Be inspired at Kitchen+Bath Show, Melbourne 2025.

Share your experiences at Kitchen+Bath Show

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#kitchenbathshow

Welcome to the Kitchen+Bath Show’s second outing as a stand-alone addition to Design Show Australia’s portfolio of co-located premier exhibitions. Kitchen+Bath Show sees the convergence of fit out professionals, visionary designers, and cutting-edge products & solutions under one roof. The co-location with ArchiBuild Expo and Design Show Australia creates a synergy of architecture, design, and innovation.

As we gather here in Melbourne, a city renowned for its cultural diversity and design prowess, let us embrace this opportunity to celebrate the artistry, craftsmanship, and ingenuity that define our industry. Together, let us push the boundaries of creativity, challenge the status quo, and pave the way for a future where every kitchen and bathroom reflects the epitome of style, functionality, and sustainability.

Our mission for this year’s show is simple: to inspire, educate, and elevate the standards of the kitchen and bathroom industry. Whether you are a seasoned veteran or a fresh talent, the Kitchen+Bath Show 2025 offers a plethora of opportunities for networking, learning, and business growth. Throughout the event, you will have the chance to explore the latest trends, technologies, and materials shaping the future of kitchen and bathroom design. From immersive product showcases to insightful seminars conducted by industry leaders, every aspect of the show is meticulously curated to provide you with invaluable insights and inspiration.

We have worked hard to deliver a carefully curated show floor gathering of companies that push the boundaries of innovation, creativity and excellence in the kitchen, bathroom, design and fit out industry. Moreover, the Kitchen+Bath Show serves as a vibrant platform for fostering meaningful connections and collaborations.

Whether you are seeking new business partnerships, exploring innovative solutions, or simply sharing your expertise with like-minded professionals, this event offers the perfect environment to nurture fruitful relationships that transcend boundaries.

Have an enjoyable visit and please save 11-13 June 2026 in your diary so we can welcome you to the Kitchen+Bath Show Sydney. We look forward to seeing you there!

Andy Vaughan Event Director Design Show Australia

Welcome

From our key partner KBDi

On behalf of the Kitchen & Bathroom Designers Institute (KBDi), it’s our great pleasure to welcome you to this year’s Kitchen+Bath Show. As you’re about to discover, the Show offers a vibrant celebration of design, innovation, and the spaces that make our houses homes.

At KBDi, we’ve always believed that kitchens and bathrooms are the heart and soul of residential design. These spaces are not only the most functional areas in a home, but they also provide the greatest opportunities for creativity, value-adding design, and personal expression. Our mission is to champion these rooms and, more importantly, the talented professionals who bring them to life.

This year, we are especially proud to share the show floor with our colleagues at ACFA. As we move towards a formal merger, our two organisations are combining strengths to better support our industry. Together, KBDi and ACFA will represent a unified voice for kitchen and bathroom excellence, one that supports every step of the journey, from initial design concepts to project delivery and installation. From concept to completion, we’ve got you covered.

We’re excited for what this future holds, and even more thrilled to share it with you here at the Kitchen+Bath Show. Take the time to explore, connect, and be inspired, and know that KBDi is here to support your professional journey every step of the way. If you’re not already a part of our community, make sure you pop over to our stand to learn more.

Au Manager – Design & Communications Kitchen & Bathroom Designers Institute

AGENDA

Designing ventilated façade systems for industry compliance

Presented by RAIA

Assessing the Suitability of Building Products and Materials Under the NCC: What steps should architects take?

Presented by RAIA

Interzum insights

Presented by KBDi

Accessible Design: Nobody dreams of beige

Presented by KBDi

Running with Scissors: Breaking the rules of workplace experience

Why lighting matters more than you think

Data-Driven Design: Leveraging technology to boost ROI

Are We There Yet? Dementia friendly design! 13.00

Foundations of Glass: Essential knowledge for design and construct

Presented by RAIA

Designing Healthy Buildings: Beyond functional performance - the impact of material choices on indoor environments

Presented by RAIA

From concept to completion

Presented by KBDi and ACFA

Nobody’s average, so why is your design?

Arab Perspectives, Global Solutions: 30 Years solving global design problems with Hicham Lahlou

Sponsored by Australia Arab Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Defining Excellence: Unpacking the evidence of good design

Designing for Multigenerational Living: Flexible spaces that suit everyone’s needs 15.45

Future of Housing Construction: How prefabricated building is better, safer, smarter and gaining traction

Everything you Need to Know About Joinery and Stone Finishes: Performance, limitations, and installation insights

Closing the Loop: Circular fitouts for a sustainable future

AGENDA | Saturday, 14 June

Thinking of Building a Home? Here’s why an architect is your smartest investment

Reused materials powering the next wave of sustainable design

From Milano to Melbourne: Bathroom design trends

Presented by KBDi and NKBA

The Mid-Century Modern Home: Legacy, lifestyle and laminate laid bare

Designing with Light: How to transform your space for maximum impact

Why Local Feels Better: How buying local transforms your space (and your community)

Designing for Behaviour: Merging neuroscience and design to influence decision-making

The Quiet Revolution: 5 reasons to build a passivhaus

How AI is revolutionising interior design and the built environment

Beyond Construction: Designing global sanctuaries with nature and modularity

Small Space, Big Impact: Creating a bathroom spa ambience

Feng Shui: Top insights for modern design

SPEAKERS

Meet the industry-leaders sharing their expertise at Design Show Australia, Kitchen+Bath Show and ArchiBuild Expo.

Flexmirror Australia returns as sponsor of Australia’s Next Top Designers Awards 2025

Design is about shifting perspectives—and mirrors, quite literally, help us do that. We’re proud to once again support the next generation of Australian designers through our continued sponsorship of the Australia’s Next Top Designers Awards.

– Matt Angus, Managing Director, Flexmirror Australia

After the success of last year’s immersive installation—captured in the image above— Flexmirror Australia is proud to return as a sponsor of the Australia’s Next Top Designers (ANTD) Awards at Design Show Australia 2025.

The 2024 gallery space, designed and built by our friends at Mayd, showcased emerging design talent within an environment shaped by our Superbrilliant and Semi-transparent Flexmirror foils. The result? A space that bent reality, extended sightlines, and redefined how reflective surfaces can be used in contemporary interiors.

For 2025, we’re excited to once again be collaborating with the team at Mayd, who are currently working on a new concept for this year’s ANTD gallery space. While the design remains under wraps, visitors can expect the same boundary-pushing approach—this time shaped by fresh ideas and new materials.

Flexmirror has been used to shape some of the world’s most iconic spaces: from Apple flagship stores designed with Foster and Partners, to installations with Olafur Eliasson at Tate Modern. More recently, our mirrors featured in Sound + Vision, a large-scale installation by acclaimed Australian artist Jonny Niesche, accompanied by a soundscape by renowned producer Mark Pritchard. Our technology has also helped define retail environments for brands including Audi, Coca Cola, Samsung, and Chanel.

Now, we’re bringing that same design potential to Australian architects and designers— creating new possibilities in scale, clarity, and creativity. With distortion-free reflections at up to 3m wide and over 30m long, and total weight under 2kg per square metre, Flexmirror redefines what large-scale mirrored surfaces can be.

To see what’s next, join us at Stand 447 at Design Show Australia. We’re right next door to the ANTD gallery space and would love to show you what Flexmirror can do.

You can also reach out to Matt directly at matt@flexmirror.com.au . See our projects on Instagram at @flexmirroraustralia

Explore more from our friends at Mayd Visit maydbetter.com and follow them on Instagram @maydbetter.

AUSTRALIA’S NEXT TOP DESIGNERS

Shining a spotlight on emerging designers, makers and creatives, Australia’s Next Top Designers Showcase curates an array of breakthrough products and concepts shaping the future of design. Meet this year’s finalists.

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Anna Magnusson

Maan Design Studio

PRISM Sideboard

PRISM sideboard is inspired by the beauty of gems, the way they capture our attention and how they are cut to enhance the reflection of light. Its mirroring metallic top will reflect the world of the beholder for generations.

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Gloria Junha Kim

RMIT University

Kkokkio

Kkokkio is a ceramic glove-drying case with acrylic stands that keeps rubber gloves dry and hygienic.

Inspired by Korea’s iconic pink gloves and their resemblance to a chicken’s comb, Kkokkio transforms a household essential into a playful, functional piece.

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Carl Broesen University of Technology Sydney Pipeflute Wall Hooks

Inspired by the rhythmic arrangement of pan pipes and modernist philosophy, the tubing reaches out, gently offering a place to hang your bag, jacket, tote, a flower....

Elena Strohfeldt

Self Taught DROPS Vase #1

A sculptural exploration of resilience and grief, crafted from marbled clay reflecting the layers of life and loss. Gold droplets symbolise unseen tears shed in early pregnancy loss, transforming sorrow into strength. The open form invites reflection, fostering dialogue on vulnerability, healing, and shared human experiences.

Darren Grande Holmesglen Institute of Tafe Coffee Table

This handcrafted curved coffee table features a unique, one-off design created through a thoughtful, high-end process. Made from scrap wood and stained with oil derived from reclaimed pine, it transforms recycled materials into a sophisticated statement piece that balances form, function, and eco-conscious values.

Jacob Bechara

Western Sydney University

The Podium

The Podium is an industrial yet modern take on furniture display. As well as its residential and commercial functionality, The Podium is also a work of art which brings an industrial aesthetic to any environment.

Dijana Jovanovic

RMIT University Vyas Lamp

Inspired by 13th-century Serbian Vyaz calligraphy, this pendant blends graphic design with cultural heritage. The hand-designed text on each panel tells a personal story, merging tradition with contemporary form.

Harry Vasey

University of Technology Sydney Rockit

At the risk of being divisive, the minimalist object, devoid of character, imposes nothing on its user. With a distinctive form, loud colour and a combination of materials, Rockit is a rocking chair that rejects this notion.

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Joe Fuchsen

RMIT University

X Lamp

The X Lamp creation is a small table lamp with an equilateral “X” prism that creates strong vertical lines and internal reflection of the glass to create a stand out lighting experience in any space.

Kelly Wen Xi Chua

RMIT University

Otto Box

Reminiscent of festivities, picnics, and celebrations, Otto is a heartfelt tribute to growing up in a Malaysian Chinese household in Australia, where food wove these vibrant cultures together. Crafted through steam-bending techniques, the curved grain cradles tradition and nostalgia, inviting new memories with loved ones.

Sponsored by

In collaboration with

James Walker JamFactory Arthur’s Mirror

Arthur’s Mirror is a frameless, full-length floor mirror featuring a removable, hand-carved Tasmanian Blackwood base. Inspired by the story of King Arthur and the Sword in the Stone, this design blends sculptural components with contemporary minimalism, creating a distinctive statement piece ideal for modern interiors seeking sophistication, warmth, and a touch of storytelling.

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James Waker JamFactory Pyrmont Shelf

The Pyrmont Shelf is a hand-carved floating shelf designed and made in Australia, highlighting the natural beauty of sustainably sourced solid timber. Combining minimalist style with organic, sculptural elegance, it offers easy installation and versatile functionality, making it perfect for home decor and interior styling.

Luke James & Riley Stone University of South Australia Graduates Navy Chair

The Navy Chair is all about doing more with less. Designed to be made in the most cost-effective way with minimal offcuts, it’s a smart take on sustainable furniture. Inspired by Japanese joinery, it uses clever construction to keep things simple, sturdy, and stylish—without wasting materials.

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Kasia Wsol Disfera

Disfera is a contemporary mirror collection crafted from recycled PMMA, designed to play with perception and space. By merging functionality with sustainable design, each piece redefines reflection— blurring the line between art and utility while offering a modern, ecoconscious approach to decor.

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Marty Whittle RMIT University

The Naguri Table

Merging the craft of ‘handmade’ with the accuracy of CNC machine technology. This entrance table aims to elegantly harmonise a sleek structural design with natural organic details.

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Sponsored by

Marty Whittle RMIT University

Casper

This design reinterprets a classic Japanese stool. Highlighting simplicity while incorporating cutting-edge manufacturing techniques like 5-axis water jet cutting. Crafted from off-cuts generated by a large dairy industry project, this stool effectively redirects plastic waste away from landfill.

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Suzy Syme & Andrew Costa

Tide Pool Designs in collaboration with Suzy Syme Art Couture Ocean’s Veil

Formed of over 10,000 unique cells, Ocean’s Veil features an undulating silk-organza veil suspending coral-like cells as if floating in ocean waters. A multi-sensory delight, the delicate textile emulates the sound of seashells clinking underfoot as it flows around the motorised tracks embedded in the layered plywood canopy

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Minqi Gu

University of Sydney Harvest

The objects question themes of sustainability while been playful with form and colour. The bioplastics are made with gelatine, glycrin, potassium sorbate and paint pigments. The translucent panels are 100% recyclable and biodegradable.

Thi Quynh Trang Nguyen

University of Technology Sydney

Arc Dual Light

This concept desk light is designed for modern home offices, featuring a soft ring light for ambient night lighting and a focused white spotlight for work or reading. Inspired by the need for versatile workspace solution, its contemporary design balances functionality and aesthetics.

In collaboration with

Lenie Chin RMIT University

Toymo

Augi is a series of toys designed to create accessible, supportive and inclusive play experiences for children with and without neurological differences. Developed through close collaboration with parents, special education teachers, therapists, and specialists experienced in neurodiversity, Augi is a character-building toy designed to help children, specifically those with autism, learn how to understand and reciprocate emotions.

Rhys Jones

University of Melbourne Graduate Occasional Chair

Occasional Chair embodies the responsible use of natural resources, and the idea that we may live in smaller, carefully considered spaces. The chair emphasises material efficiency by using steam-bent timber and braided cord. It is balanced so when folded, it stands upright, offering flexibility in dynamic environments.

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Tony Harrison

University of Technology Sydney DRAPE

DRAPE explores the fusion of fabric and concrete, creating a sculptural side table with a draped, flowing form. Reclaimed textiles are soaked in concrete, preserving their softness in a durable, stone-like material.

Yuheng Fei RMIT University

Cameleer Camper

This project enables urban-dwelling couples who love nature to make camping sustainable and accessible. This design transformed a Kei car into a semiself-reliant camper that can access roads across Australia without sacrificing the daily commute needs.

with Exploring Design Excellence

WORKSHOPPED

Located in the heart of the rapidly evolving and vibrant Rosebery precinct, and with some prescience, housed in the original Parker furniture factory on Botany road.

Since its inception in 2000, WORKSHOPPED has been synonymous with Australian designits stated ethos and commitment is to support, platform and promote great Australian design.

A long-standing beacon of innovation and design, WORKSHOPPED specifies to architects, interior designers and industry, and provides a beautiful, tailored retail experience - encompassing lighting, furniture, soft furnishings, fans and home accessories.

From bespoke furniture to exquisite lighting fixtures, the WORKSHOPPED showroom highlights a dedication to quality and craftsmanship. But WORKSHOPPED is more than just a showroom. For 24 years it's provided a context, hub and platform for inspired thought, discussion, collaboration, production, exhibition, manufacture and retail - fostering creativity and connecting creators, producers and markets.

Olaf Sialkowski leads the dynamic WORKSHOPPED team, and reflecting on the company’s journey said, "Australia produces extraordinary designers and design product. WORKSHOPPED started as a commitment to exhibiting and supporting great Australian design, and it’s a real privilege to have connected so many Australian designers and their products to commercial and retail markets. We have an unwavering eye for excellence! And most importantly, we understand the customer journey - it has to be about connecting the best customer experience with beautiful design!”

The WORKSHOPPED portfolio showcases revered brands including Tide Design, Marz Designs, Fluxwood Lighting, Brightgreen and Aeratron Silent Fans - each a testament to the WORKSHOPPED commitment to innovation, design and production excellence.

WORKSHOPPED is proud to present ‘Australia’s Next Top Designers’ competition and exhibition in collaboration with Design Show Australia.

Championing collaboration

We hope you enjoy Kitchen+Bath Show!

As the leading association for the furnishing, cabinet making, kitchen and joinery industries for more than 75 years, ACFA (Australian Cabinet & Furniture Association) welcomes you to the 2025 Kitchen+Bath Show.

Following the successful inaugural show in Sydney last year, we’re excited to see what’s on offer in Melbourne. We know you will be inspired and delighted by the range of design solutions, materials and products on show.

At ACFA, we champion collaboration between the design and cabinet making sectors – these amazingly talented individuals take projects from creation to completion and turn spaces into inviting, welcoming, relaxing and enjoyable abodes. This year, we are proud to share the show floor with our colleagues at KBDi as we work towards a formal merger that will see our two organisations combine our strengths to better support our industry.

As a unified voice for the kitchen and bathroom sectors, this merged association will provide a broad spectrum of support and resources for all. We’d love to share our excitement with you, so please drop by our stand to learn more.

ACFA has a proud history of supporting the industry via expertise in training, workplace support, business resources and member advocacy. Members enjoy personalised support with unlimited workplace advice as well as access to a range of training options; ACFA is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO 90432). The 2025 Industry Awards program is now open for entries and celebrates outstanding craftsmanship, innovation and leadership across our industry.

As an advocacy body, ACFA continually engages with the industry to identify, develop and enhance its offerings, it speaks for industry through representation on ACCI (Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry) and Standards Australia committees, and key board members sit on the First Super Board (a superfund for our industry).

Late last year, ACFA launched the new industry Connect magazine, a quarterly B2B publication produced for the cabinet making and design sectors. With relevant and impactful stories from our industry, together with curated content that is designed to inform and inspire, every issue of Connect is packed with content that addresses the specific needs of the cabinet making and design sectors. The goal with Connect is literally in its name – to “connect” the cabinet making and design industries and encourage communication and collaboration to achieve a more professional approach to servicing clients. We have copies of Connect at the ACFA stand so please feel free to take one.

As you walk through the halls and talk to all the fabulous exhibitors, we hope you find plenty of ideas and inspiration – we know we will!

Theatre Two

Interzum insights

Presented by KBDi

Join Mel Gardener as she takes us on a virtual tour of her recent trip to Interzum. Mel will share her favourite finds and top trend tips as she breaks down her discoveries in detail.

Mel Gardener Author The Kitchen & Bathroom Blog 11.30

Accessible Design: Nobody dreams of beige

Presented by KBDi

Accessible design is something that all good designers are building into their skill sets and services. Products and resources related to physical limitations are more readily available, but conversations about designing for autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are a little harder to come by. In this session, you’ll learn how to see through a different (ASD) lens and consider how colour psychology can come into play. You’ll hear the first-hand experiences of designer Jo Viney and join her on a journey into creating character-filled spaces for all kinds of abilities.

Jo Viney Principal Brinnie T Design

Data-Driven Design: Leveraging technology to boost ROI

Please see the website for details.

Director

of Sales & Marketing Jobman

From concept to completion

Presented by KBDi and ACFA

A creative design professional can (literally) think outside the box to create cabinetry and furnishings that push the boundaries of products and materials. However, it takes an equally creative and skilled craftsperson to turn the designer’s visions into physical reality. In this session, we’ll discuss the journey from Concept to Completion and explore how to create a streamlined collaboration between the designer and the maker.

Defining Excellence: Unpacking the evidence of good design

What makes design truly exceptional? In this session, we’ll dive into the key principles and evidence that define good design. Explore how thoughtful design enhances functionality, aesthetics, and user experience, and discover real-world examples of projects that exemplify excellence. Learn how to assess, create, and advocate for design that stands the test of time.

Nicola Manning Principal Designer/Director

Nicola Manning Design

Davina Sutton President NKBA

Ingrid Geldof Design Director Ingrid Geldoff Design

Everything you Need to Know About Joinery and Stone Finishes: Performance, limitations, and installation insights

Please see the website for details.

Scan for Kitchen+Bath Show agenda updates

Made in Melbourne using local clay mined in Bendigo, Victoria.

Every slip cast piece is made from 100% recycled Australian clay.

Twice fired for strength and durability, in solar assisted electric kilns.

From Milano to Melbourne: Kitchen design trends

Presented by KBDi and NKBA

This session will explore the kitchen design trends spotted in Milan last year, and their translation to the Australasian market.

Brilliant Kitchens & Bathrooms: Elevating design with exceptional lighting

Light transforms spaces—but in kitchens and bathrooms, it’s often an afterthought. Join Adele Locke, founder of MINT Lighting Design, as she reveals how strategic lighting enhances both function and style. From flawless mirror illumination in bathrooms to layering light in kitchens for ambience, task work, and drama, Adele shares proven techniques to elevate every project. Discover how to craft stunning, versatile interiors with lighting that adapts to mood, time of day, and activity. Don’t let lighting be an afterthought—make it a design powerhouse in your projects. Expect insight, inspiration, and game-changing lighting solutions!

Adele Locke Founder MINT Lighting Design 12.30

How to market yourself in 2025

This session will explore effective strategies for marketing yourself as an interior designer in 2025, from harnessing digital platforms to building a strong personal brand. Discover how to attract clients and stand out in an increasingly competitive market.

Stephanie Campanella Founder TradiesGO and Niche Nailers Academy 13.30

From Milano to Melbourne: Bathroom design trends

Presented by KBDi and NKBA

This session will explore the bathroom design trends spotted in Milan last year, and their translation to the Australasian market. 14.30

Women in design

This panel session will explore the unique challenges women face within the design industry. Discover practical strategies to adapt to change, increase resilience, and how to achieve a work-life balance that actually works for you.

Sara Pontoppidan Design Director Clandestine Design Group

Sasha Titchkosky Co-Founder Koskela

Jo Caughtry Founder & Creative Director Sea of Ideas Design

Roz de Waal McKenzie Design Director Markian Design

Theatre Two

From Milano to Melbourne: Bathroom design trends

Presented by KBDI and NKBA

This session will explore the bathroom design trends spotted in Milan last year, and their translation to the Australasian market.

The Mid-Century Modern Home: Legacy, lifestyle and laminate laid bare

Join Patricia Callan, a leading authority on Modernist design, for a virtual tour of Mid-Century Modern homes in Australia. Discover the rich history of Australian Mid-Century Modernism, explore its unique regional variations, and gain insights into the challenges and opportunities of restoring these iconic homes. Whether you’re a design enthusiast or planning a sympathetic renovation, this session will offer invaluable knowledge and inspiration.

Patricia Callan Author, “The New Modernist House” & Founder, Modernist Australia 12.30

Designing with Light: How to transform your space for maximum impact

Lighting is one of the most powerful tools in your home—but it’s often the most overlooked. In this engaging session, Adele Locke, founder of MINT Lighting Design, will show you how simple lighting choices can completely transform the way your home looks and feels. Discover why downlights everywhere aren’t the answer, and how layering light can make your home feel warmer, more inviting, and easier to live in. Whether you’re building, renovating, or just want to improve one room—this is your chance to learn how to light your home beautifully and smartly.

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Adele Locke Founder MINT Lighting Design

From Milano to Melbourne: Kitchen design trends

Presented by KBDI and NKBA

This session will explore the kitchen design trends spotted in Milan last year, and their translation to the Australasian market.

Small Space, Big Impact: Creating a bathroom spa ambience

Learn how to transform your bathroom into a luxurious spa-like retreat. This session will explore design tips, smart space-saving solutions, and lighting techniques to create a soothing, high-impact bathroom ambiance, making even the smallest spaces feel expansive and relaxing.

Inspiration behind Design Talks Theatre, designed by Arthur Koutoulas

The design is inspired by an ‘out of space’ aesthetic with its soft continuous form and colour. It focuses on the question of futurism, and is a vision of yesterday’s tomorrow.

Installation Design

Arthur Koutoulas

arthurkoutoulas.com

How do you create a memorable lasting moment from something that’s temporary?

With an ongoing interest in exploring the use of new materials in unexpected ways, formed the foundation.

The design celebrates the use of Dunlop foam. Foam is a material that’s usually hidden. In this case, we wanted to elevate it into something more proud and monumental.

The design is inspired by an ‘out of space’ aesthetic with its soft continuous form and colour. It focuses on the question of futurism, and is a vision of yesterday’s tomorrow.

The idea explores furniture as sculpture. A singular form that expands and grows to create and inform the spatial condition.

The solid block of foam is dissected and cut in increments to reveal the function as furniture.

The seamless monochromatic/mono material is intended to heighten our understanding of the foam material itself and create a soft physical touchpoint.

Reminiscent of ‘Verner Panton’s ‘Visiona 2’. The foam forms start horizontally at ground level and gradually rise to turn into seating and eventually rise upwards into a vertical wall surface that highlights and frames the speakers.

Whilst there are significant differences between installation design, furniture and sculpture. The three disciplines overlap at their edges, and it is here that this space exists.

At the end of the shows life, the foam will be recycled and turned into carpet underlay, and will live on somewhere under your feet.

Designed: Arthur Koutoulas

Material Partners: EC Carpets & Dunlop Foams

Images courtesy of ArthurMelbourneDesign

Material Partner

Dunlop Foams dunlopfoams.com.au

Material Partner

EC Carpets eccarpets.com.au

Design Talks Theatre

Running with Scissors: Breaking the rules of workplace experience

Explore how breaking traditional design rules can transform the workplace experience. This session will highlight innovative, flexible, and unconventional approaches to creating workspaces that foster creativity, collaboration, and well-being.

Michael Spinoglio Design Director Spaceful

Why lighting matters more than you think

Discover how lighting can significantly impact the health and mood of a space. This session will explore design strategies for using light to enhance wellbeing, improve productivity and create spaces that feel uplifting and balanced.

Christopher Page Senior Designer FPOV

Are We There Yet? Dementia friendly design!

With an ageing population across Australia, there is a growing need to consider not only their physical but also their cognitive and sensory needs. It’s time to talk dementia-friendly design. The good news is - dementia-friendly design is actually just good design. You can make simple changes today to ensure the built environment and interior design is ready to support people living with dementia tomorrow. Because I’m sure, just like me, you know or care for someone living with dementia. Let’s talk together about what we can do to make these changes and be part of the solution. Are we there yet? Not quite – but we can be!

Marie Alford General Manager for Growth and Innovation HammondCare

Nobody’s average, so why is your design?

13.30

Designing for the “average user” no longer cuts it. Our world is full of diverse bodies, abilities, and experiences; yet design still often caters to a narrow default. In this talk, Sara Pontoppidan, Design Director at Clandestine Design Group explores universal design as a powerful tool for innovation. By designing for the edges - the people and experiences often overlooked or underserved - we unlock more impactful solutions that benefit everyone.

Sara Pontoppidan Design Director Clandestine Design Group

Arab Perspectives, Global Solutions: 30 Years solving global design problems with Hicham Lahlou

Sponsored by Australia Arab Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Join renowned Moroccan designer Hicham Lahlou as he shares insights from his three-decade journey of blending Arab cultural heritage with innovative design to solve complex global challenges. Drawing from his multidisciplinary work-from iconic urban projects, Hicham will share how Arab identity can inspire solutions that resonate worldwide. This session offers a unique opportunity to explore the global impact of Arab design thinking through the eyes of one of its foremost leaders.

International Designer - Interior Architect Curator - Author

Designing for Multigenerational Living: Flexible spaces that suit everyone’s needs

Discover how to design homes that comfortably accommodate multiple generations under one roof. This session explores flexible layouts, smart space planning, and design strategies that balance privacy, connection, and long-term adaptability for families of all shapes and sizes.

See website for more speakers.

Annetta Founder & Publisher, Director of Brand Experiences Design Anthology

Closing the Loop: Circular fitouts for a sustainable

future

Explore how circular design principles can transform fitouts into sustainable, low-waste solutions. This session covers practical strategies for reusing materials, designing for disassembly, and creating interiors that reduce environmental impact while adding long-term value.

Design Talks Theatre

Lighting for healthy and happy spaces

Presented by IES (Illuminating Engineering Society); IALD ( International Association of Lighting Designers) & WIL (Women in Lighting)

Discover how lighting can significantly impact the health and mood of a space. This session will explore design strategies for using light to enhance well-being, improve productivity & create create spaces that feel uplifting and balanced.

The future of your businesses is more human than you think

As tools like ChatGPT reshape how we search, connect, and decide — even where to eat lunch — it’s worth asking: where do people fit in a world of instant answers? In this thought-provoking talk, Rory Brett, Managing Principal at global experience design firm Eight Inc., explores how brands can reclaim their humanity to build deeper connections and unlock new forms of value.

12.00

Rory Brett Managing Principal (APAC) Eight Inc.

Licensing and registration of the interior design profession

Hosted by the DIA and featuring five leading interior designers, this panel session will delve into the critical topic of professional recognition and regulation. The discussion will cover the DIA Interior Design Working Group’s advocacy efforts to secure recognition for Interior Designers as Building Practitioners under the NSW regime, and examine the latest proposed changes to the NSW Home Building Act and their potential impacts on the profession. Furthermore, the panel will address the importance of investing in an accreditation and registration/licensing regime for Interior Designers, outline what this regime might look like in the future, and provide guidance on where to find information about Accreditation.

Jo-Ann Kellock CEO Design Institute Australia

Sarah-Jane Pyke Director & Design Principal Arent & Pyke

13.30

From Icons to Imitations: Can the future of interior design survive the copycat era?

Are products and finishes in your new project posing an environmental threat and harming the people using the spaces? Poor procurement choices quietly fuel a sustainability crisis in the interior fit-out industry, from replica lounge chairs to short-lifespan furniture. This session exposes the false economy of low-quality design and explores how copy culture erodes trust, undermines innovation, and contributes to an escalating waste problem. Join the Authentic Design Alliance and Cultivated as we explore the environmental and ethical costs of specifying fake products, and learn how authentic sourcing creates lasting value that protects the planet, supports original creators, and safeguards the future of our industry.

Anne-Maree Sargeant

Director Authentic Design Alliance

Jo-Ann Kellock

CEO

Design Institute of Australia

Joshua Ellis Brand & Sales Manager Cultivated

Sarah-Jane Pyke

Director & Design Principal Arent & Pyke

Subtle and Infused: Weaving cultural narratives

The nuanced, respectful integration of cultural identity — telling stories through material, form, texture, and silence.

Jonathan Hewlett Principal Warren and Mahoney Architects

Vee Kessner, FDINZ Founder & Director Space Studio

Arab Perspectives, Global Solutions: 30 Years solving global design problems with Hicham Lahlou

Sponsored by Australia Arab Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Join renowned Moroccan designer Hicham Lahlou as he shares insights from his three-decade journey of blending Arab cultural heritage with innovative design to solve complex global challenges. Drawing from his multidisciplinary work-from iconic urban projects, Hicham will share how Arab identity can inspire solutions that resonate worldwide. This session offers a unique opportunity to explore the global impact of Arab design thinking through the eyes of one of its foremost leaders.

Hicham Lahlou

International Designer - Interior Architect Curator - Author

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Design Talks Theatre

LOCATION-DOT Design Show Australia

Enhancing your customer experience with music Presented by OneMusic

Please visit the website for information.

Inclusive by Design: How human-centered design can transform shared spaces

Learn how applying human-centered design principles creates shared spaces that are accessible, flexible, and welcoming to all users. Discover practical strategies to foster inclusion and enhance user experience in any environment.

Tim Carr Associate Principal Arup

Callie Van Der Merwe Founder & Director COOOP

Jo Caughtry Founder & Creative Director Sea of Ideas Design

Hicham Lahlou International Designer - Interior Architect Curator - Author

Rory Brett Managing Principal (APAC) Eight Inc.

Australia’s Next Top Designers Awards ceremony

Twenty lucky finalists are battling it out to be crowned by our panel of judges as Australia’s Next Top Designer 2025. The overall winner will receive a $10K prize which will be presented to them by Design Show Australia’s Director Andrew Vaughan at this prestigious awards ceremony and networking event. There will also an inspirational Q&A session with Australian designer George Harper, the founder of TIDE Design, and renowned global designer Hicham Lahlou sharing their career journey to date.

Andrew Vaughan Portfolio Director Design Show Australia

Hicham Lahlou International Designer - Interior Architect Curator - Author

Olaf Sialkowski Design Manager Workshopped

George Harper Founder TIDE Design

Design Talks Theatre

Why Local Feels Better: How buying local transforms your space (and your community)

Want to make your space stand out and do good at the same time? Learn how buying local can transform your interiors with authentic character while boosting your community and reducing your footprint.

Tim Sellars

Architectural Representative Faucet Strommen

Designing for Behaviour: Merging neuroscience and design to influence decision-making

Learn how Envirohacking uses neuroscience and psychology to design spaces that influence behaviour and well-being, shown through a real-world restaurant case study.

Callie Van Der Merwe Founder & Director COOOP

No Spec, No Circularity: Why waste starts on the drawing board

Designers, specifiers and contractors shape what gets built — and therefore, what may gets wasted. Circular economy outcomes depend on early decisions: choosing the right products, designing to minimise waste and when it’s unavoidable, recovering it for reuse. Everyone on the project team has a role to play — whether you’re buying, designing, selling, fitting, or disposing.

Sophi MacMillan CEO ResiLoop

How AI is revolutionising interior design and the built environment

Discover how AI is transforming the way we design, build, and experience spaces. This session explores cutting-edge tools and real-world applications reshaping the future of interior design and the built environment.

Michael Cleghorn Founder & CEO

MC&CO Trend 15.00

Feng Shui: Top insights for modern design

Learn how to apply Feng Shui principles to create positive energy in every room of your home. Award-winning Feng Shui Master Jane Langof delivers practical insights that integrate seamlessly with modern lifestyles to boost your well-being and prosperity. This presentation will provide clear, actionable steps for applying Feng Shui principles throughout your living spaces to maximise abundance and positive energy in your home.

Jane Langoff

Feng Shui Master

Feng Shui Concepts

MUSIC CREATORS DESIGN THE THINGS YOU CAN’T SEE

Pictured: Catherine Giuliano, Director of OneMusic and Greg Natale, Interior Designer

Using music in your business?

You need a licence for that.

OneMusic Australia provides businesses with the right to play the vast majority of popular and well-recognised music from around the world – the music you likely play in your business. A OneMusic Australia music licence allows music users to satisfy their copyright obligations for the use of musical works, sound recordings and music videos, regardless of the source.

For further information visit www.onemusic.com.au

Discover the Australian Made trail

Championing Local Excellence at Design Show Australia, Kitchen+Bath Show, and ArchiBuild Expo

Sponsored by Australian Made

This year, we’re proud to introduce a brand-new feature running across our three co-located trade shows — Design Show Australia, Kitchen+Bath Show, and ArchiBuild Expo — the Australian Made Trail.

This initiative celebrates the strength of local design and manufacturing by spotlighting exhibitors who are officially licensed to use the iconic green-and-gold kangaroo logo — a trusted symbol of genuine Australian-made products.

With over 80% of Aussie businesses preferring to buy Australian Made, and a growing push for sustainability, ethical sourcing, and resilient supply chains, there’s never been a better time to support local. The Australian Made Trail brings this movement to life on the show floor — helping you discover some of the most exciting Australian-made products and innovations.

Who’s on the Trail?

This year’s Australian Made Trail features over 20 exceptional exhibitors, showcasing everything from artisan brickwork and tapware to lighting, building materials, and high-performance surfaces. This years fantastic trail participants includes:

‣ Australian Panels / Polytec

‣ Boral

‣ Deco

‣ Dulux Group - Porter’s Paint Only

‣ Faucet Strommen

‣ Haymes Paint

‣ James Hardie

‣ Jobman

‣ Krause Bricks

‣ Littlehampton Bricks

‣ Megasorber

‣ Oliveri

‣ Remer

‣ Roof Extenda

‣ Schneider Electric

‣ Schweigen

‣ Solstice Lighting

‣ Southern Cross Ceramics

‣ SpectraFlora

‣ Stormtech

Each of these exhibitors proudly displays the Australian Made logo, signalling their commitment to local production and the values that come with it — authenticity, sustainability, and quality you can trust.

Find all exhibitors across the show floor. Whether you’re a designer, builder, retailer, or specifier, the Trail offers a unique opportunity to connect with businesses making a real impact — right here in Australia.

By following the Australian Made Trail, you’re not just discovering great design — you’re backing local jobs, championing homegrown innovation, and supporting the future of Australian manufacturing.

Explore the trail. Meet the makers. Back Australian Made.

Austex Fabrics

Austex Fabrics is a proudly Australian-owned family business with over 30 years of experience in high performance commercial textiles. From our Melbourne base, we design and make premium upholstery solutions including our Fusion printed fabrics, tailored for healthcare, hospitality and education, with a focus on quality, innovation, and care.

austexfabrics.com.au

Stand 314

Bromic Group

Bromic Heating creates premium outdoor heaters designed to elevate residential outdoor living. Our gas and electric solutions combine powerful performance with sleek design - complete with customized App-based control. Visit us to see and feel the Bromic difference.

bromic.com.au

Gibbon Group

Stand 640

Kave Home

Mediterranean design for the Australian lifestyle. We blend innovation, craftsmanship, and sustainability through curated pieces made from natural materials. Explore Trade Opportunities and our Kave Cares program. From refined textures to functional elegance, our collection is crafted to complement your project with contemporary, conscious design.

Stand 718

Gibbon Architectural has collaborated with Australia’s design community for over 25 years, handcrafting bespoke rugs in our Brisbane workroom using premium tretford carpet. Our newest addition SynSisal®, is a contract-grade sisal-style carpet + Modulyss, European carpet designs — empowering you to create truly original rug solutions for any space. gibbonarchitectural.com.au

kavehome.com.au

Stand 538

Cane-Line Australia

In 2025, Cane-line invites you to experience Embracing the Calm Flows of Nature, a theme brought to life through innovative designs shaped by organic forms, gentle curves, and textured fabrics. With this collection, we hope to inspire those moments of relaxation and togetherness.

cane-line.com.au

Stand 638

With over 30 years of business, Elliott Clarke proudly distributes some of the most amazing textile brands from around the world. See our new sustainable textiles from HM Green this year, along with many amazing EC Collective releases.

elliottclarke.com.au

Loughlin Furniture

Stand 308

Lusso Wallcoverings

Stand 702

Loughlin has grown into one of Australia s leading design and timber furniture manufacturing brands, crafting bespoke pieces that transform spaces. loughlinfurniture.com.au

Unveiling our latest natural palette wallcoverings at Design Show - 41 textured designs on display. Swing by our stand, browse our sample books, grab some samples, and wow your clients. No flat papers, just bold textures.

lussowallcoverings.com.au

Stand 209

Angelina Mirabito

Angelina Mirabito is a Melbourne-based contemporary abstract artist. Through bold textures, dynamic colour, and emotion, her work transforms private and public spaces. Engaging with canvas and walls, she creates immersive experiences that challenge perception, evoke feeling, and inspire connection, redefining how art interacts with its environment.

Stand 116

Bring Nature Indoors with MOSSwall®. Experience the beauty of MOSSwall®, the original maintenance-free preserved moss wall system. 100% made in Italy, it offers great sound absorption and has achieved the Fire Certification Group 1 Rating—a perfect blend of safety, style, and sustainability for Australian interior designers and architects.

Stand 134

Nick and Sarah Wilson are the creative duo behind Crete Studio, transforming concrete into lighting that sparks joy. They’re dedicated to infusing the market with innovative design and push the boundaries of concrete lighting design. Each handcrafted piece reflects their passion for unique lighting solutions, all made in their Northern Rivers studio.

Stand 507

Paskal offers Agora Fabrics and Morbern Europe, leading brands in performance, design, and durability. Morbern features a 100% recyclable base for sustainability, while Agora retains vibrant colour under harsh elements. Committed to quality and innovation, we provide fabrics built to last in any environment.

paskal.com.au

Stand 214

Wilson and Dorset

Wilson and Dorset - Sheepskin Reimagined. Our goal is simple: to replace synthetic household furniture with the natural wonder of sheepskin. We design products that bring people together. Their modularity and mobility ensure that no loved one is ever too far away and even the most reluctant family member can’t resist their magic.

Stand 218

Brintons Carpet & Rugs

Brintons has been at the forefront of the global woven carpet and rug manufacturing industry for more than 230 years.

brintons.com.au

Stand 128

Luxpanels

Luxpanels offers premium Indoor Acoustic Timber Wall Panels, Deluxe 3D Panels, and Outdoor Panels designed to elevate any space. Combining style, functionality, and easy installation, our panels bring warmth, texture, and durability to interiors and exteriors.

luxpanels.com.au

Stand 324

& Co

Quercus & Co. is a Sydney-based wallpaper and fabric studio. Discover new colours for our Suketchi Collection—a fresh palette of delicious muted tones for expressive designs like Tempest and Windswept. Hand-painted by Adam Jones and printed in-house, the range celebrates nature and Japanese symbolism through beautifully ‘papery’ patterns.

quercusandco.com

Stand 207

Safety Components - Weathermax

Haven™ – Luxury joins Sustainability, Durability meets Softness A unique combination of sustainability, durability and elegance unmatched. 100% recycled fiber, non-PFAS water repellency, pigment solution-dyed, bleach cleanable and 100k double rubs – all with a feel to melt into. Create a Haven where your customers can relax, unwind, and recharge. weathermax.com/haven

A collaboration between heritage brand Laura Ashley & leading Australasian fabric house Maurice Kain draws from the extensive legacy and rich archive to inspire collections that celebrate nostalgia through current trends and modern design aesthetics.

TecLED

TecLED is a trusted lighting brand with 20+ years of experience, offering innovative, high-quality solutions across residential, commercial, and hospitality sectors. With local manufacturing in NSW and QLD and global sourcing capabilities, We support all kinds of projects, from concept to completion. tecled.com.au Stand 510

Offering a comprehensive selection of curtain, lining, sheer & blind fabrics tested to the highest AUS/NZ standards making them suitable for commercial, healthcare, education, corporate, retail and hospitality projects, all stocked locally and available now.

BMAC Window Furnishings

BMAC Window Furnishings is a family owned industry leader in bespoke window furnishings for residential, hospitality, and commercial spaces. With over a decade of expertise and relationships with acclaimed fabric and furnishing manufacturers, BMAC delivers exceptional quality and a seamless, stress free experience from concept to installation.

bmacwindowfurnishings.com.au

Stand 302

Nothing beats a steaming hot outdoor shower, no matter the weather and Brooklyn Copper Co makes the most beautiful showers on earth. A perfect complement to that outdoor sanctuary you’ve created.

brooklyncopper.com.au

At Inspire NLiR33, we design innovative lights that spark imagination & story telling. Our products blend art, function, and purpose- each piece inspired by the human experience that we call; life. We aim to inspire the next generation of creative thinkers by our unique way of viewing light/life.

nlir33.com

Stand 136

Stand 608

aboutspace.net.au Stand 730

amumaliving.com.au Stand 644

bella-vista.net.au Stand 1338

bespokebathware.com.au Stand 902

blum.com/au/en Stand 1212

bendybois.com Stand 938

bisazza-australia.com.au Stand 404

specifiers.bremworth.com.au Stand 213

bendybois.com/bendywood Stand 938

ideal-sanitary.com Stand 1202

brintons.com.au

planitaustralia.com.au

info@omvivo.com

omvivo.com

info@setasurfaces.com

setasurfaces.com

curtainideas.com.au Stand 318

faucetstrommen.com.au Stand 901

hideawaybins.com.au Stand 926

intrimmouldings.com.au Stand 740

kawajun.biz/en/hardware Stand 705

LIGHTING FOR LIFE RESIDENTIAL

Through thoughtful design and expert craftsmanship, we share the beauty of light and its profound impact on how we live, work, and feel.

Our design ethos is clear: forward-thinking yet timeless, functional yet artful Every piece we create is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, where form and function dance together in harmony

We embrace the individuality of every space, working hand-in-hand with architects, designers, and homeowners to craft bespoke lighting solutions that enhance, elevate, and energise

kesseboehmer.com/en Stand 922

lofra.au Stand 1206

lussowallcoverings.com.au Stand 209

kinggjoy.cc Stand 952

marijabasicart.com.au

corkimports.com.au

noodco.com.au

roland.com/au

setasurfaces.com

tarkett.com.au

Real Recycling, Real Results

Flooring That Lives On

Tarkett’s ReStart® program turns floors into floors by recycling Homogeneous Vinyl and select DESSO Carpet Tiles into new flooring — a truly circular solution.

With 8 dedicated recycling centres worldwide, we’ve already diverted over 124,000 tonnes of flooring from landfill.

It’s recycling in reality — and proof we walk the talk on circularity.

www.tarkett.com.au

Start making sense for

Did you know

• over 800,000 Australians will live with dementia by 2050 • and right now, 2 out of 3 of people with dementia live at home, in the community

Will your public facilities | retail centres | commercial buildings make sense to them? Visit

hammond.com.au/dementia-design

Great design is in the details.

Intrim’s bespoke timber mouldings add depth, character, and architectural integrity, transforming interiors from ordinary to extraordinary.

From grand architraves and skirting to elegant wainscoting and feature wall panelling, our expertly crafted mouldings refine every space with sophistication and precision.

Because when the details are right, the design comes to life.

GoldenHome Australia Pty Ltd (GHA), established in 2016, is a leading player in the cabinet industry with a primary focus on catering to the ever-professional high-end cabinet markets. Since venturing into the Australian market, GHA has established extensive collaborations with core builders, offering flexible partnership options tailored to the specific needs of builders and projects. This approach has enabled us to successfully contribute to numerous iconic a iconic architectural projects across Australia.

info@goldenhomeaustralia.com.au

Add: 10 Technology Circuit, Hallam, VIC, 3803

Http: //www.goldenhomeaustralia.com.au

INTERIOR TEXTILES

Passionate about interiors

We’re committed to enhancing residential living spaces with Germanquality hardware solutions.

designwithhettich.au

SPECTRAFLORA AUSTRALIA

T R ANS F ORM YOU R

CLIE N T S ’

WE L L N ES S EXPERIE N C E

V I SIT US A T S T AN D

At the upcoming Design Show in Melbourne this June, discover how our innovative fitness solutions from WaterRower and NOHRD can transform your clients’ wellness rooms into inspiring spaces. Our range of premium equipment combines cutting-edge design with superior performance—elevating environments where well-being meets modern aesthetics.

Stop for a moment and imagine a wellness room where every piece of equipment not only functions flawlessly but also enhances the overall design narrative. Whether you’re looking to upgrade an existing space or create a new one, our solutions are designed to impress and deliver tangible benefits.

The only touchscreen

tap of its kind

• Multifunction Smart Taps - Boiling, Chilled, Sparkling, Hot & Cold - In An Instant

• Explore our full range of models and customisation options!

Learn about our diferent products to improve the quality of your water:

Anti limescale system Filtration system RO systems

EXPERTS IN THE WATER INDUSTRY

Quatreau® is backed by Global Water Solutions, industry leader in water enhancement and movement with a global presence and infrastructure. The creation of adaptable, affordable solutions that meet the increasing need for safe and abundant drinking water is at the heart of the Quatreau® product offering, complemented by additional filtration products from GWS.

Crafted from fire, finished in finesse.

CATEGORIES | DESIGN SHOW AUSTRALIA & KITCHEN+BATH SHOW

Company Stand

Association / Trade Body

Australian Cabinet and Furniture Association 839

Global Water Solutions 812

KBDi 946

Building Products, Materials and Systems

Bella Vista Bathware 1338

Bendy Bois 938

BendyWood 938

Blue Sanitary Ware 1202

Brooklyn Copper Co 136

Cork Imports Australia 408

Crete Studio 507

Fenix 832

FilterWall 830

Flexmirror Australia 447

FLOC Wool Acoustic Panels 213

Gen Stone (Australia) 1246

Global Water Solutions 812

Guangdong Sannora Sanitary Ware Tech. Co. 1446

Hideaway 926

Intrim 740

Kesseböhmer 922

Kronospan 338

Luxpanels 324

MAMO |

Architectural Stone Surfaces® 1012

Master Rail 110

MOSSwall Australia 134

New Generation Cork 408

Noken 701

Omvivo 1438

Puretec 830

RHF Stone & Acrilam 514

Salice 844

Seta 1438

Xiamen Trendmax Cabinets Home Co. 513

Y&Z Sintered Stone 1406

Company Stand

Flooring

Bisazza 404

Bremworth Wool Carpets and Rugs 213

Brintons Carpets & Rugs 128

Cork Imports Australia 408

EC Carpets 738

Gibbon Architectural 718

Gibbon Rugs 718

Kronospan 338

New Generation Cork 408

Porcelanosa 701

Tarkett 502

The Natural Floorcovering Centre 712

VICOSTONE® 1142

VICOSTONE® ECO SURFACES 1142

Wilson and Dorset - Sheepskin Reimagined 218

Furniture and Furnishings

About Space 730

Amuma Living 644

angelina mirabito 116

Annuello Bespoke Design's 118

BFP Industry Co., Ltd 817

Bisazza 404

Blue Sanitary Ware 1202

BMAC Window Furnishings 302

Brillo Life 118

Cane-line 638

Cocolea 530

Crete Studio 507

Curtain Ideas 318

Cyncly - Mozaik 905

Elliott Clarke 308

Foshan Wekis Smart Home Co. 912

Guangdong AAPlus Precision Hardware Co. 815

Guangdong Sannora Sanitary Ware Tech. Co. 1446 harn 838

Harrows 424

Italia 226

Browin Hardware Co. 917 Noken 701

Roland Australia 311

SpectraFlora Loudspeakers 544 Xiamen Trendmax Cabinets Home Co. 513

WATERROWER NOHRD 722

Wenzhou Sokoth Hardware Co. 813

Wilson and Dorset - Sheepskin Reimagined 218 Workshopped ANTD Zavarli Art 204 Hardware Bella Vista Bathware 1338

BFP Industry Co., Ltd 817

Faucet Strommen 901

Foshan Wekis Smart Home Co. 912

Guangdong AAPlus Precision Hardware Co. 815

HÄFELE 1022 harn 838

Hettich Australia 1038 Hideaway 926

KAWAJUN 705

Master Rail 110

Ningbo Browin Hardware Co. 917

Ningbo Youyou International Co. 716

Nover 832

Company Stand

Oliveri Solutions 840

Onlee International Trading Co. 913

Salice 844

Touch Handles 844

Wenzhou Sokoth Hardware Co. 813

Kitchens, Bathrooms, Laundry and Storage

ADP Australia 1412

Bella Vista Bathware 1338

Bendy Bois 938

BendyWood 938

Bespoke Bathware 902

Blue Sanitary Ware 1202

CABINET VISION 829

Cork Imports Australia 408

Cyncly - Mozaik 905

Faucet Strommen 901

Fenix 832

FilterWall 830

Foshan Sanplex Home Co. 915

Foshan Wekis Smart Home Co. 912

Gen Stone (Australia) 1246

Global Water Solutions 812

Goldenhome 822

Guangdong Sannora

Sanitary Ware Tech. Co. 1446

Guangdong Zhongtao Technology Co 811

Guangzhou Sunspir

Metal Products Co. 802

HÄFELE 1022

harn 838

Hettich Australia 1038

Hideaway 926

KAWAJUN 705

Kesanitar 1002

Kesseböhmer 922

KingJoy 1002

Lofra 1206

Loughlin Furniture 702

MAMO |

Architectural Stone Surfaces® 1012

Master Rail 110

Company Stand

Nero 1112

Nood Co. 1312

Nover 832

Oliveri Solutions 840

Omvivo 1438

Onlee International Trading Co. 913

Otti Australia 1102

Plumbline x Meek 1006 polytec 1030

Porcelanosa 701

Puretec 830

Remer 1138

RHF Stone & Acrilam 514

Robert Gordon Interiors 602

Salice 844

Schweigen 1422

Seta 1438

SFA Australia 928

SilkSurface 1238

Timberline/Duroclass 1238

Touch Handles 844

Turner Hastings 930

Unox CASA 1430

VICOSTONE® 1142

VICOSTONE® ECO SURFACES 1142

Y&Z Sintered Stone 1406

Lighting

About Space 730

Cocolea 530

Crete Studio 507

HÄFELE 1022

Hettich Australia 1038

Inspire NLiR33 608

Kelvin Lighting 511

Lunova 323

Remer 1138

Robert Gordon Interiors 602

TecLED 510

Xiamen Trendmax Cabinets Home Co. 513

Workshopped ANTD

Company Stand

Made in Australia

ADP Australia 1412

angelina mirabito 116

Annuello Bespoke Design’s 118

Brooklyn Copper Co 136

Curtain Ideas 318

EC Carpets 738

Elliott Clarke 308

Faucet Strommen 901

FilterWall 830

Kelvin Lighting 511

Loughlin Furniture 702 Lunova 323

Marija Basic Art 613

Nathan Penhall Photography 322

Nood Co. 1312

Omvivo 1438 polytec 1030

Puretec 830

Quercus & Co 207

Robert Gordon Interiors 602

SpectraFlora Loudspeakers 544

TecLED 510

Timberline/Duroclass 1238

Touch Handles 844

Workshopped ANTD

Zavarli Art 204

Media

Australian Cabinet and Furniture Association 839

Connect Magazine 839

CATEGORIES | DESIGN SHOW AUSTRALIA & KITCHEN+BATH SHOW

Company

Outdoor Furniture and Accessories

Annuello Bespoke Design's 118

Bromic Heating 640

Brooklyn Copper Co 136

Cane-line 638

Cocolea 530

Harrows 424

Instant Shade Umbrellas 618

Kave Home 538

Luxpanels 324

Paskal 214

Remarkable Outdoor Living 630

The Furniture Shack Commercial 414 Umbrosa 618

Professional Services and Software

CABINET VISION 829

Cyncly - Mozaik 905

Jobman 806

OneMusic 714

Planit Australia 829

The Dementia Centre 625

Smart Home Technology BMAC Window Furnishings 302 Roland Australia 311

COMPANIES & BRANDS

Company Stand

A

Abet Laminati 1538

About Space 730

Acrylic Couture 2122

ADP Australia 1412

Agora 214

Amuma Living 644

angelina mirabito 116

Anhui KOJO New Material Technology Co. 1826

Annuello Bespoke Design's 118

Anya Brock 122

Architects Registration Board of Victoria 1813

Architectural Window Systems 2146

Architecture & Design 2151

Arkance 1537

ARLU 1734

Austaron Surfaces 2122

Austex Fabrics 314

Australia RS Doors&Windows 1712

Australia Yokor Windows 1814

Australian Cabinet and Furniture Association 839

Autex Acoustics 2023

Autodesk 1841

AutogenAI 1729

B

Bella Vista Bathware 1338

Bendy Bois 938

BendyWood 938

Bespoke Bathware 902

BFP Industry Co. 817

Bisazza 404

BlitzAir 1540

Blue Sanitary Ware 1202

Blum 1212

BMAC Window Furnishings 302

Boral 1922

Bremworth Wool Carpets and Rugs 213

Brillo Life 118

Company Stand

Brintons Carpets & Rugs 128

Britton Timbers 2225 & 2226

Bromic Heating 640

Brooklyn Copper Co 136

Burg Australia 2052

Buster + Punch 524

C

CABINET VISION 829

Cabinetti Panels 1737

Cadpro 1841

Cane-line 638

Cement Australia 2108

Centor 2046

ChainCraft 1526

Changzhou Zetai Decoration Material Co. 1623

CiiLOCK Engineering 2130

Clipsal by Schneider Electric 1423

Cocolea 530

Coldbuster 1541

Compact Home Lifts 1546

Connect Magazine 839

Coolzone Heating & Cooling 2230

Cork Imports Australia 408

Crafted Hardwoods + Modaprax 1702

Crete Studio 507

CS Cavity Sliders 1539

Curtain Ideas 318

Curvecrete 2201

Cyncly - Mozaik 905 D

Dalray Paint 106

DECO Australia 1716

DecoBatten 1716

DFV Australia 1512

Direct Lifts Australia 1652

DMS Design Studio 2130

Dominator Safes 1831

DTA Australia 1530

ECOLIT CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM 1926 ECOPact 2115

Elisa Bartels & Remy Pajaczkowski-Russell 113 Elliott Clarke

Australia 447 FLOC Wool Acoustic Panels 213 ForestOne 2112

Foshan Sanplex Home Co. 915

Foshan Wekis Smart Home Co. 912

1722

(Australia)

Company Stand

Global GreenTag International 1901

Global Water Solutions 812

Goldenhome 822

Greenzone Termite Barrier 1646

Guangdong AAPlus Precision Hardware Co. 815

Guangdong Golden Product Co. 1625

Guangdong Sannora Sanitary Ware Tech. Co. 1446

Guangdong Zhongtao Technology Co 811

Guangzhou Sunspir Metal Products Co. 802

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Häfele 1022

Haymes Paint 1815

Hardware Box 1932

harn 838

Harrows 424

Haven™ Outdoor Synthetic Wool 217

Hayman Collection 1530

Heelguard Grating 1952

Henan Tiga Engineering Co. 1616

Hettich Australia 1038

Hideaway 926

HM Green 308

Holcim 2115

Horizon Fireplaces 1606

Horizon Fireplaces Australia 1606

Hubexo 2002

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Infinity Safes 1831

Inspire NLiR33 608

Instant Shade Umbrellas 618

International WELL Building Institute 1813

Intrim 740

Island Block & Paving 2102 J

James Hardie Australia 2202

JDS Metal Doorframes 1630

Jobman 806

JOUCO (Xiamen) Sanitary Ware Co. 1824

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Kave Home 538

KAWAJUN 705

Kaynemaile 2122

KBDi 946

Keim 2222

Kelvin Lighting 511

Kesanitar 1002

Kesseböhmer 922

KingJoy 1002

Knauf 2134

Knotwood 1930

Krause Bricks 2006

Kronodesign 338

Kronospan 338 L

Lithostone Surfaces 1622

Littlehampton Clay Bricks & Pavers 1812

Livella Australia 1842

Lofra 1206

Logikhaus 1912

Loughlin Furniture 702

LSAA Inc. 2211

Lucid Metal 2152

Lunova 323

Lusso Wallcoverings 209

Luxpanels 324

MAMO | Architectural Stone Surfaces® 1012

Marija Basic Art 613

Master Rail 110

Maurice Kain x Basford Contract 203

Maurice Kain x Laura Ashley 203

Maxwell Rodgers Wool Fabrics 213

COMPANIES & BRANDS

Qingdao Chinastar Holding Co. 1725

Quercus & Co 207

Raw Inkk 2107

Reln 1642

Remarkable Outdoor Living 630

Remer 1138

Renson 1734

Respirabuilt 1708

RHF Stone & Acrilam 514

Richwise Australia 1634

Robert Gordon Interiors 602

Roland Australia 311

Roof Extenda 1640

Roof Safety Anchor 1640

RS WINDOWS 1712

S Salice 844

Sanctuary Makers 2234

SAS Supplier Group 1838

saveBOARD 1706

Schweigen 1422

Seta 1438

SFA Australia 928

Shandong Jinfang

Adhesive Industry Co. 1723

Shanghai Unifloor New Material Co. 1612

Shantou Wallong Technology 1511

SilkSurface 1238

Southern Lifts 2030

SPACE VISION 906

SpectraFlora Loudspeakers 544

Spicers Australia 2123

Staron Solid Surfaces 2122

Steel Window Design 1516

Stoke Fireplace Studio 1830

Stone Age Australia 2042

Stormtech Architectural Grates + Drains 1522

Swinburne University 2209

Taizhou Kingchun Sanitary Wares Co. 1517

Tarkett 502 TecLED 510

The Azek Company/TimberTech 2121

The Dementia Centre 625

The Furniture Shack Commercial 414

The Natural Floorcovering Centre 712

Timberline/Duroclass 1238

TopOcean Wood Industry 1730

Touch Handles 844

Turner Hastings 930

Solstice Lighting 1822 Company Stand

Umbrosa 618 Universal Media Co 621

Unox CASA 1430

Australia 2129

FIR Gold 2129

WaterRower NOHRD 722

Weathertex 2217

Wenzhou Haijun Sanitary Hardware Co. 1513

Wenzhou Sokoth Hardware Co. 813 Wilson and Dorset - Sheepskin Reimagined 218 WoodVance 1738

Co. 1724 Xiamen Emu Intelligent Technology Co. 1726

Xiamen Trendmax Cabinets Home Co 513

Y&Z Sintered Stone 1406 Your Smart Life 1811

Zavarli Art 204

Zhejiang Kingsir Valve Co. 1618

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