Mumbai-born, London-based designer Nipa Doshi has unveiled her never-before-seen cabinet and typeface exclusively at NGV International in Melbourne.

Keep was a project to create "forever objects" designed by six Australian architects in American red oak, cherry and maple.

For the first time, an international curatorium (panel of curators) from across the Indian Ocean Region will come together in Perth this November to shape the theme of the next Indian Ocean Craft Triennial (IOTA27).

This is a comprehensive and absorbing project that offers guided instruction for a range of metal- and woodworking skills.

This upcoming woodworking event is a welcome opportunity to explore the latest tools and meet up with fellow woodworking enthusiasts.

A packed program of 240 events all over Sydney and NSW regions will present the latest in contemporary craft and offer a huge range of hands-on experiences for the public.

Nestled on the edge of the Ringtail Creek State Forest, a remarkable timber mill stands as a beacon of community spirit and craftsmanship.

The 10th edition of the triennial Rigg Design Prize exhibition opens today and highlights the achievements of Australian designers under the age of 35 working across a range of media. Here are the included works in wood.

Sad news arrived today of the death of Tasmanian artist Gay Hawkes after a recent major stroke.

This 10 day course with two internationally renowned teachers could be the next best thing to learning from James Krenov.

Awards continue to flow for So Joong-Han, recently featured on Wood Review cover.

As well as more than 30 historical boards, this event will include a range of speakers, displays and special guests.

Selected from 197 entries, the Australian Design Centre has announced the 36 finalists for the $35,000 Make Award.

This partnership aims to invest into the next generation of Australian designers by providing them with the opportunity to design new products for the contemporary Australian home.

The Sunshine Coast is the place for woodworkers to be as the scene is set for this popular annual Woodcraft Show.

In January 2026, a residency program with Aled Lewis will focus on developing product design ideas. This is a great opportunity to work alongside and learn from a highly respected practitioner and educator.