The Happi Smart Frame is a screening system designed to produce highly mobile and reconfigurable spaces or commercial areas requiring partitioning. The range shares a common frame on castors but can be adjusted with a different materials and shapes to fulfil a variety of spatial needs.
Below are standard examples of what can be done with the Happi Smart Frame. As always, feel free to contact us with your design ideas.
Tee-Pee’s robust form is highly adaptable to suit many different table needed scenarios. Tee-Pee uses Tasmanian Oak timber for reliable local sourcing, which can be stained, and the metal can be powdercoated in a number of colours.
Tee-Pee is available in 720mm, 900mm and 1050mm heights.
Topiary is a fully modular seating system that includes a chair, bench, arm and coffee sections. The system marries table and upholstery design principles for greater flexibility with the added benefit of lead time as a wholly Australian-made piece.
Topiary’s name derives from its carefully carved form and references to its green nature made from GECA certified foam, sustainable board and recyclable/reusable metal components.
We have recently upgraded and relocated our offices and studios to a single vibrant environment within our manufacturing hub with the aim to consolidate all our different teams, which in the future, will streamline Luxmy’s processes and services.
As the design and works were completed internally, we experimented with various solutions, designs and finishes to showcase our capabilities, doubling as an extended showspace. The office features agile working with areas of collaboration and enclosed workpods for both staff and guests.
We thank our various contributing suppliers: Global Ventures Australia, OE Elsafe, DPG Formfittings and Steelcase Australia.
Below are some photos of our new workspace and we welcome anyone within the industry to visit our office and factory for tours.
Products pictured include: Custom tops, joinery and screens, Talki table, Teapot ottoman, Teacup ottoman Jose highback lounge, Chilli + Lime table, Cheese on Toast
Inlay tops are trending once again with commercial spaces looking to make a statement or utilise multipurpose furniture to save on precious real estate. Check out some of our recent pieces to give some inspiration of what you can offer below.
Tiled inlays can come in a variety of shapes and finishes. These round tiles provide a unique, tactile experience.
This deceptively plain looking top has a self-healing cutting mat inlay and ABS edging, making it office or school appropriate but can double as a workbench.
Corrected grain leather inlays can be made in collaboration between our upholstery and board teams for a classic executive style desk or boardroom table.
Whiteboards combined with flip bases still prove popular in spaces where idea generation is essential such as agile offices and educational facilities in horizontal or vertical formats
In this design study, we explore the many forms of our private work pods. The idea was first standardised into our Focus Pod and has gradually evolved into many iterations to suit a variety of applications. Like with all our screen and worktop products, each desking pod is customised on a per project basis and we’ve used a multitude of finishes from board and fabric to more challenging materials such as PET board.
Focus Pod
The Focus Pod’s strength lies in its simplicity with carefully considered angles acting as stabilisers.
Mallard Focus Pod
Experimenting with one of our favourite screen materials, a PET board version was created with subtle reinforcement bars added to combat the softness of the screen.
Mallard Booth
Mallard Booth takes the concept a step further and creates a private working space. The lower corner shelf can be used for keeping personal effects and the top hanging rail for coat/jackets.
We’re excited to announce Flippity-Flip, our new flip table system which allows for a multitude of sizes and shapes. The mechanism grants the ability to have either a square, round or oval shaped uprights in both metal or timber finishes. Contact us for more information.
Flippity-Flip
Accented by strong, clean lines, Flippity-Flip’s base mirrors various top shapes with square, oval and round upright column options. The mechanism is easy to operate, can be nested and upright columns are available in metal powdercoat or timber.
Mo Chair in House Fabric
Mo upholstered in one of our bolder house fabric. The range considers current colour and pattern trends.
Polo Table
The Polo’s design has been updated and can easily accommodate either a powdercoat or polished finish.
We have some quick updates for the end of financial year.
We have also overhauled our house fabrics to cater to a variety of project requirements with cost effectiveness and lead time in mind. These options include plains, patterns, leather-look, fire-retardant, velvet and vinyl with a carefully considered colour palette to allow for a mix of finishes and accents.
Buttercup Corner Module
A corner module for the Buttercup is now available in low and high back options, and can create a complete lounge.
Plywood Veneer Top
This real plywood veneer top has been used as a statement piece and works especially well on large surfaces.
House Fabric Update
Our house range have been curated to complement and accent one another regardless of finish, pattern and weave.
Curved Screen
One of our many screen making skills includes this combination of cushioned two-tone upholstery and rubber strip edge.
Luxmy has added even more to our GECA-licenced offering. GECA is an internationally recognised ecolabelling standard assuring that products have been made with sustainable and environmentally friendly materials and processes. It is accepted as Level A by the Green Building Council of Australia and assist in meeting a variety of other green targets.
Below are our new additions to our GECA certified line up. Click the images for more about the product.
The Luxmy Group joined in Sydney InDesign over weekend to celebrate our 20 years of operation. Our showcase included screens, upholstery, tables and joinery across our brands.
Thanks for the support! As a recap or if you weren’t able to make it, we have a few photos from the show. It was also a pleasure to have Caren Elliss, Adelaide-based designer of the Splinter Collection, to join us and meet visitors.
Our works at the exhibition included:
