Join Ross Gardam and the team at Stylecraft as he introduces the new Place Hub, an extension to his commercial workplace collection, Place. At the heart of the collection is the desire to bring people together. To support creativity in an environment which is smart, agile and intuitive.
This new iteration builds on the already successful collection, enabling a simply beautiful place to meet, learn and be together. Each Hub can be easily configured with existing Place range modules meaning, the Hub can extend to accommodate larger settings whilst complementing the more casual seating options.
Place Hub offers a plethora of sizes and three privacy heights, providing users an intimate space to gather within open plan areas. Featuring a number of accessories, power solutions and integrated desking solutions, Place Hub offers a new benchmark in workplace design.
Marathon House by Neil Architecture is a thoughtful addition to an Italianate Victorian house in Hawthorn East – a characterful yet compact home.
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The Ross Gardam Team is excited to announce the Ceto Lighting Collection has been shortlist in the TDF Design Awards in the Lighting Design Category.
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Nestled into the landscape and within the surrounds of newly established gardens sits the Homestead.
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Utilising Ross Gardam’s beautiful residential Noon Lounge and commercial Tailored Lounges, James Dunlop Textiles presents: La Primavera Collection.
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Bringing the legal community together across multiple levels, Gray Puksand has created a harmonious space full of Australian designed pieces, in celebration of the Institute’s role as an integral part of Victoria’s legal commu...
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Ross Gardam is excited to announce that we have been shortlisted for the 2019 INDE.Awards.
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A new two-storey addition echoes the original vernacular of the heritage Malvern East bungalow, designed by Melbourne based Wyk Architecture.
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A midcentury home designed by architect and AFL footballer Jack Clark in 1963, the Frankston House embodies the optimism of the period.
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Celebrating Togetherness – Beaconsfield Parade House by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
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