Cult Celebrates Its 20-Year Anniversary with Sydney Showroom Extension to Make Room for New Brands, NAU Gallery Launch and Icons of Design Book.
Established in 1998, Cult celebrates its 20-year anniversary with a number of exciting initiatives. Firstly, Cult has launched its extended Sydney showroom – the same location where Cult was founded two decades ago – making room to welcome eight brands new to the Cult collection in its twentieth year, including Karakter Copenhagen and Nanimarquina, along with Zanotta, Tecno, Vipp, Louis Poulsen, Montana and Design Letters.
Moreover, Cult has introduced the first stand-alone NAU Gallery to showcase its growing Australian collection; a 220sqm space in a neighbouring warehouse to the Cult Sydney showroom. Both spaces are designed by DesignOffice and are open now.
Finally, don’t forget to check out Cult’s Icons of Design book; a limited edition box set containing a 20-page look book and cards. Styled by Heather Nette King and photographed by Mike Baker, the book showcases the timeless elegance and understated luxury of the 24 core brands within the Cult collection, and is supported by colourful design icon graphics developed by Design by Toko. Add to your reading list now.
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