(Left) The new bedlinen range by Aura Home does not disappoint, with a mix of neutrals and brights and on-point details. We loved this knitted throw in graphic black and white with a delicate blush border.  (Right) Handmade ceramics by Melbourne brand Marmoset Found feature a glossy glaze inside and a matte exterior.



(Left) Dedece used a black background, the better to show off Tom Dixon's accessories range, including the brass plated Cog Collection.  (Right) Seletti Australia were showing off a range of astronomy-inspired plates, part of a collaboration with Diesel Living recently shown at the Maison & Objet fair in Paris.



(Left) A range of resin tableware in muddy neutrals caught our eye – from a distance it had the appearance of stoneware. (Right) Garden Life's stand provided a welcome oasis of greenery and a range of instantly-covetable pots – enough to give anyone the illusion of green thumbs.



(Left) DNC International's range of jolie-laide scarves by Inoui Toosh Paris are hand-made in India using traditional techniques and feature quirky clothing designs. (Right) Megan Park showed a cushion range included her signature finely beaded decorative styles, and some geometric patterns.



(Left) Telegram Paper Goods created a highly immersive experience with a hessian-enclosed stand featuring key Danish brand House Doctor's highly desirable desk equipment. (Right) Tribe Home debuted a new range of tactile wool rugs, and some crafted from recycled sari silk. Shoes were removed and toes were wiggled. Enough said.

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