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Let your freak flag fly on the bike with this Sydney-based line of street art-inspired cycling gear

Technical road cycling gear has long-suffered from a dearth in style. While no roadie would ever shy away from spandex, the color schemes and the overwhelmingly Windows ’98-looking graphics in the industry have been overdue for a change for some time. Luckily, companies like Rapha and Castelli’s recent collaboration with Poler have been shaking things up a bit. Relative newcomer to the styled-out road scene …

Tea Towels

Bringing art and style into the everyday doesn’t have to be out of reach or precious. Australian company Third Drawer Down makes limited edition dish towels, aprons, napkins and runners using silkscreens and embroidery which turn works of art into a functional, everyday item.

Melbourne Furniture Project by Sigurd Larsen

Danish architect Sigurd Larsen draws upon travel memories for his new desert-inspired furniture collection

by Ikechukwu Onyewuenyi When MINI Australia tapped Berlin-based Sigurd Larsen to exhibit furniture as part of their temporary concept space, little did they know the Danish-born architect would translate his wanderlust memories of Australia’s deserts into the Melbourne Furniture Project. For this project, Larsen created a family of furniture, experimenting with materials that possess qualities that are a similitude of the continent’s rugged, sun-kissed terrain—enduring, …