Designed Legacy
Billy Collection
Whenever Australian Industrial designer Adam Goodrum and design company, TAIT launch a new collection you know it’s going to be special. Good design should always connect us to place and each other and Goodrum’s outdoor furniture collections are always steeped in nostalgic notions of vintage Australian suburban life, that he cleverly translates into contemporary designs that are meticulously crafted into simple sculptural form alongside complex mechanisms and ergonomic functionality.
“The pieces are very comfortable, and there is a common language across the Billy Collection, to visually enhance a space,” said Goodrum. “It has a relaxed but robust aesthetic, and a nod to the past – backyards filled with hills hoists and above ground pools with tubular designed metal ladders. Yet it has its own unique language. The mechanism for the sunlounger is HOT and the entire frame is fluid.”
Beautifully crafted to incorporate metal, timber, glass and fabric materials into the design, it is the responding introduction of new colour Mountain Blue by Susan Tait that further evolves the Billy Collection, focusing on the calming and versatile palette found in Australia’s landscape which so comfortably finds a home within outdoor living spaces.
“This is a collection that is comfortable, aesthetically beautiful and resolved,” said Tait. “And in many ways the new Mountain Blue colour contributes yet another layer to the story that the entire colour range is telling. This is a collection with exciting scope and versatility. And we’re so proud to have hand crafted the collection from beautiful, sustainable materials from our factory in Melbourne, allowing for us to be playful yet refined to create what we think is something really special.”
“The free form tubular frames define the new Billy Collection – one which spans all aspects of outdoor living. I can visualise the collection being used at a location where you can see all the products in one frame offering continuity across all aspects of a life outside,” added Gordon Tait.
The Billy Collection is available from 11 April 2024 and includes a Sunlounge, Dining Table, Easy Dining Table, Chair, Lounger, Stool/Side Table, Bar cart and upholstery options. It is available in 20 distinct powder coat colour palettes with the Accoya timber option available in a range of six coloured stains using environmentally sustainable oils.
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Inside Out Magazine
We were delighted to see two articles on Adam Robinson Design in this month’s issue of Inside Out Magazine.
Billy Collection
Beautifully crafted to incorporate metal, timber, glass and fabric materials into the design.
Botanicrete
Create your individual sanctuary and feel a connection to nature with this wonderful new ‘living wall finish’ – Botanicrete.
Haldane and Tonic
People do buy plants virtually, not big plants, but smaller seedlings, and they come to you through the post boxed up in a beautiful assortment.
Australian Grown
People do buy plants virtually, not big plants, but smaller seedlings, and they come to you through the post boxed up in a beautiful assortment.
with Plungie
Round plunge pools are on the rise as for many homeowners they make far more sense than big pools as they make good use of space and create a dramatic feature with a modern look.
Coloured Hoses
We love this new range of beautiful, coloured hoses by Nylex Australia launching in Bunnings this Summer!
Ion from the Rakumba Collection
Ion presents a refined, stylish and versatile design choice for fixed mount architectural pendants and bollards.
ARD in House & Garden September 2023
Charming inner-city, heritage terrace in Sydney.
Peter Lewis’ Porter’s Paints
Recently launched Peter Lewis Paints - better for our health and the health of our planet.
News from our Neighbourhood
Woollahra Council sent out a call-out recently to celebrate nature by exploring the foreshores and suburban streets of Double Bay.
Rattan Artisinal Design
We love the Abai Rattan Armchair, Bahir Outdoor Lounge Chair and Bahir Outdoor Sunlounge.
Elitis Fabrics
A recently completed commercial project we had the pleasure of working on was The Intercontinental Hotel in Sydney.
Wendy Whiteley
The extraordinary story of how this harbourside garden came into being.
TAIT + MOKUM
The new Voom Collection is a great collaboration between our friends at TAIT + MOKUM.
Monstera Leaf Platter
Aureliia Collection have launched a stylish outdoor tabletop product range.
Basil Bangs ‘The Lounger’
The Lounger has the charm and nostalgia of a retro piece; warm timber, soft curves, and rounded edges.
Lucca Collection
The inside/out Lucca collection of chic stone tables is a seriously contemporary take on the classic Mediterranean outdoor tables.
French Modern
The Wave chair is available in limited numbers and comes in a black finish.
Australian Ceramicists
All hand made things have something of their maker in them and these stunning Objects of Desire available through Garden Life.
Changing the Way We Live
Could you imagine living in a house that grows its own food? Picture solving the world’s biggest problems simply by changing the way we live.
MUD X Frost
Mud Australia has collaborated with Vince Frost to create some yummy typography porcelain numbers.
Innovative Waste Management
RecycleSmart is an innovative waste management company, and they are on a mission to help everyone recycle more!
Extremis
At the Milan Furniture Fair this year Extremis showed off their recent award-winning table, AMAi.
Handmade-With-Care
Natural, handmade-with-care products by artisans and master craftspeople are the new guard in design.
House of Bamboo
Bamboo is an amazing natural material that provides a sustainable alternative to traditional decking outdoors.
Apothecary
Mama & Lou Apothecary is a small-batch product range, blended from high quality natural and organically farmed ingredients sourced from Australia and France.
with Artisan Exterior
This month, Adam Robinson and Artisan Exterior presented a panel discussion on the latest outdoor trends followed by a Q & A session for the Landscape Association.
Featured Project
We were excited to see one of our standout projects featured in this month's Belle Magazine.