In conversation with Marlo Lyda
To mark the launch of Venezia, our first pure silk rug collection, we sat down with Australian designer Marlo Lyda on craft, imperfection, and the making of her Toile capsule.
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To mark the launch of Venezia, our first pure silk rug collection, we sat down with Australian designer Marlo Lyda on craft, imperfection, and the making of her Toile capsule.
Italy has drawn painters, poets and dreamers for centuries, chasing a light found nowhere else. Venezia, Armadillo's newest handcrafted offering, translates that light into the depth and sheen of pure silk.
In conversation with Armadillo, Jessie French of Other Matter reflects on material origins, circular systems and the shared belief that thoughtful design begins with a deep understanding of the materials we use.
As part of Melbourne Design Week, Armadillo welcomed Dezeen to its Fitzroy Showroom for the publication's first-ever event in Australia—an evening marking the launch of the Dezeen Awards Regional Showcases, recognizing the top 50 architecture, interior, and design projects across the Asia-Pacific.
As a rule of thumb, the change in seasons has traditionally been seen as a natural standpoint to make style shifts at home.
Tastemaker and chef Romilly Newman made her styling debut with an intimate salon dinner hosted at Armadillo’s recently opened New York City Flagship.
The new space is designed to mirror the material honesty we hold at the heart of everything we make.
Capturing the texture of New York – from the ground up. As seen through Romilly Newman’s eyes.
We speak with leading voices from across the industry about the intentions, instincts and interior shifts shaping how we’ll live in 2026.
An invitation to slow down. This gentle collection of soft rhythms and restrained melodies is carefully crafted to lighten the pace, blur the edges, and create space to unwind.
The concept of “California living” is often framed through a familiar set of design assumptions – an interpretation that architectural designer Rob Diaz is wary of.
soundscape drifts between classical sensibilities and contemporary minimalism. Enriched with delicate instrumentals and subtle Spanish inflections, it’s an aural reflection of the transience of nature that settles softly in the mind