This year’s NAIDOC theme is ‘Keep the fire burning! Blak, loud and proud’. At Tait, we are on a lifelong journey of learning so we can better celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Tait are honoured to have recently participated in a powerful three-day cross-cultural think tank, Rubbish on the Shore, held on Miwatj Country in Arnhem Land, which delved into design solutions for ghost net and associated marine debris affecting Indigenous communities and Sea Country across Northern Australia.
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QT Melbourne has emerged in a new light, unveiling a fresh chapter for its iconic rooftop destination. The transformation includes a revitalised interior design and outdoor space, featuring refurbished pieces from Tait’s renowned range of Australian-designed and handcrafted furniture.
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From a time when soft warm winds threaded through suburban Australian streets, where billy carts were play and modernist designers weaved tubular form into hills hoists and above-ground pool ladders, came the precedent for our latest collaboration from Industrial Designer, Adam Goodrum and the Tait Design Studio.
The new collection includes the Billy Chair, Lounger, Sunlounge, Dining Table, Easy Dining Table, Stool and Bar Cart, available with upholstery options in a range of powder coat or stained timber colours, inspired by the Australian landscape.
World-renowned for his design innovation and distinct Australian aesthetic, we recently sat down with our friend and frequent collaborator, the very talented Adam Goodrum to share more about our Voom collection.
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With another successful year drawing to a close the Tait team would like to express our heartfelt gratitude for your support.
This year marked 30 years of Tait being owned and operated in Australia, committed to shining a light on Australian designers and creating high performance pieces for local and global audiences.
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We sat down with Susan Tait, Creative Director of Tait to find out the top 5 items to consider when planning the perfect outdoor entertaining space.
1. Consider the space
2. Ensure flexibility
3. Layer
4. Blend colour, materials and natural elements
5. Invest in quality pieces
