Spanish designers Jacabo Salvador and Maria Rosenfeldt are unashamedly inspired by all things fake and horrible but you wouldn't guess it from looking at their latest collection.
Read MoreDouglas & Bec
Douglas & Bec are a family run furniture design business based in New Zealand, with a shiny new store in Collingwood, Melbourne.
Read MoreFive Favourites: Stockholm Furniture Fair
mous. attends the Stockholm Furniture Fair, and here are our top five picks.
Read MoreLow Lives Swimwear
Emily King made the move from Hawaii to Melbourne on a quest to design swimwear that captures her unique style of rebellion and femininity.
Read MoreWest 57th, Manhattan
West 57th is a residential/commercial tetrahedron designed by architects Bjarke Ingels Group, and we think it's some pretty sexy architecture.
Read MoreA Walk Down Barnaby Lane
With sleek, minimalist design reminiscent of Hans Wegner furniture, it is no wonder that Barnaby Lane has become a talking point in Melbourne. We had chat with Barnaby Lane designer Rae Maxwell.
Read MorePop & Scott
mous. magazine takes a look inside the Pop & Scott workshop with Co-founder Poppy Lane.
Read MoreThink & Shift
Check out how the boys from award-winning furniture studio Y.S Collective, are transforming the design industry in New Zealand with their new brand Think & Shift.
Read MoreNOMI: Furniture designed by you
"The adaptable series of chairs, tables and storage each have timeless and enduring qualities that are equally suited to blending in or standing out..."
Read MoreWall Hangings & Superbums
We catch up with Monique Plunkett ,the founder and designer of Staghorn to chat about all things superbum.
Read MoreThe Goodnight Society
We had a chat with Kathryn Tyrrell, the founder of The Goodnight Society about their range of ethically sourced, quirky pyjamas.
Read MoreSheets on the Line
Sheets on the Line combine ethically sourced luxurious textiles with simplistic designs to create a bedding range that would fit perfectly into any home.
Read MoreKabel Apparel
"Aimed at the girl who isn’t into frills and sequins, Kabel’s most recent collection is inspired by plants and their interaction with sun light."
Read MorePlanted
mous. magazine chats with up-and-coming Melbourne terrarium designers, Bayden and Charlotte, from Plant by Packwood.
Read MoreStep into my office, baby
Take a look inside the heritage listed Bardon Fairy House with mous. magazine
Read MoreSwopping superficial for sustainable
SWOP clothing exchange proves you can be fashionable and still have an environmental conscience.
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