Get the recap of MDW 2026 at Tait, featuring the LUSTRE exhibition and launch of the new Swing Collection. Both have emerged from an obsession with metal – a restless, ongoing dialogue with stainless steel that sits at the heart of how we make things.
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The beloved Swing Chair grows into a full collection. Expanding on the original’s graceful arcs, pure stainless steel construction and enduring craftsmanship, the Australian-made Swing Collection brings hardworking glamour to new seating forms and tables.
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Stainless steel has much more going for it than its strength and seamless uniformity. The Tait Design Studio has been experimenting with this enduring material, with surprising results revealed at Melbourne Design Week (MDW) in the Tait Melbourne Showroom from 14–23 May.
The exhibition opens on Thursday 14 May. The official opening event for ‘Lustre’ is on Friday 15 May at 9.30am in the Tait Melbourne showroom, and the exhibition will run until 5pm Saturday 23 May. Visitors will also glimpse the new expanded Swing Collection.
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Bigger, better and bolder, the new Brisbane showroom is triple the fun (in the same great location). Enjoy the full Tait experience, with more product on show in expansive settings.
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Join us at the Correa Table, where Food For Everyone’s Gemma Leslie explores the idea of the ‘anti-host’ that invites guests to roll up their sleeves and get involved.
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We’ve put together a handy guide to the different metals and finishes used across our range of purpose-designed outdoor furniture.
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What does A Life Outside mean to mother, Mandandanji woman, Interior Designer and Associate Director at Blaklash, Erin McDonald?
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When the Optus workplace campus needed the visitor journey redefined, Architectus responded with the ‘O Pavilion’, a welcoming entry point and dynamic meeting place.
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We gathered with the creative community in Noosa, the wider Sunshine Coast, Brisbane and beyond for an evening of inspiration.
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In commercial design, the integration of greenery is now essential, both indoors and out. Planters serve as crucial touchpoints between built and natural environments – mediating air quality, acoustic performance, and occupant wellbeing.
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Heading up a practice that serves up ‘landscapes with a strong sense of place’, Philip Withers is deeply in tune with the natural environment.
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