VOGUE LIVING PROMOTIONCAESARSTONE Inspired by marble’s natural patterns, Caesarstone’s
new ‘Supernatural’ surfaces blend aesthetic appeal with stain-, scratch-
and crack-resistant properties. This White Attica version features a pure
white base interwoven with grey veins. Visit caesarstone.com.au.SMEG Dishwasher
technology keeps advancing.
Smeg has raised the bar with
its ‘Diamond’ series, which
features the world-first,
energy-efficient planetary
sash arm. Rotating through
two axes, this single arm
achieves a remarkably
high-density wash pattern
that produces spotless
results with minimal water
consumption. A push-to-open,
handle-free door is a highlight
of its overall smart and sleek
design. Visit smeg.com.au.
DOMAYNE Sophisticated alfresco dining is assured with the ‘Vivid’
outdoor round table and dining chairs. Designed to resist moulding and
splitting, the tabletop is sustainable bamboo, while the chairs have iron
frames, plastic lattice seats and bamboo rests; domayneonline.com.au.AGAH Organised by the
Australian Gift & HomewaresAssociation, the AGAH Sydney
Gift Fairs is trade-show bliss
for retailers, interior designers
and stylists. Thousands of
brands will display ranges
across categories including
home, gift, kitchen, outdoor,
fashion, toys and appliances.
AGAH Sydney Gift Fairs is on
at Sydney Olympic Park from
18–21 February, 2017. Registeryour spot now by checking out
sydneygift.com.au.FANULI Conceived by the
renowned French designer
Patrick Norguet, Fanuli’s
‘Colander’ dining chair is
summer-furniture perfection.
Designed for both indoor and
outdoor use, the stackable
chair has a polypropylene
plastic seat and back
supported by a die-cast
aluminium frame, making it
easy to lift. And if it’s out in
the rain, its colander-inspired
pattern of holes lets water
drain from the seat. Find out
more at fanuli.com.au.NGA The phrase ‘opportunity of a lifetime’ is overused, but it certainly
applies to the Palace of Versailles’ top artefacts leaving France for the first
time. Versailles: Treasures From the Palace is on at the National Gallery
of Australia in Canberra, from 9 December–17 April, 2017; nga.gov.au.