Bernhardt Design

There’s something uniquely exceptional about the musicals of MGM, an era of film which provided the world with music, colour and escapism from the realities of a post-war world.  The world was looking forward and the future looked brighter and these films carried us (some of us, that is) with them.  Gene Kelly summed it up perfectly: MGM's dream factory...

The surprise that is involved in the exclamation of “what a small world!” seems to be inconsequential these days.  Saying it in the design world seems to be almost redundant, our circle isn’t so large, and it’s most certainly not as large as we often tend to think. Noé Duchaufour-Lawrence, multi-faceted designer whose client list reads like a who’s who...

Air travel has changed the way we view the world, and whilst we don’t fly by blimp anymore (history will provide for good reason), the aeroplane has become our standard go to when taking to the skies. Slowly and surely, we’ve seen a decrease in the glamour of old attached to air travel and arguably, its airports have been the...

We have a winner! Following the recent launch of Bernhardt Design in Australia, KE-ZU, in conjunction with yellowtrace is pleased to announce a winner of the Loft Chair competition! Grace Tham will be taking home the beautifully designed Loft Chair, designed by Shelly Shelly for Bernhardt Design.  Congratulations Grace! The Loft Chair is only one piece in a diverse range...

KE-ZU loves a party, and what better reason than to introduce Bernhardt Design into our product family! On a cold winter Sydney night the heat was turned up at KE-ZU, proudly welcoming Bernhardt Design to the country.  The KE-ZU showroom was re-imagined into gallery mode for the evening by Steve Cordony of Belle. The abundantly diverse range takes pride of...

Jaime Hayon: a name synonymous with whimsy, Spain's enfant terrible, captaining a generation of designers that seek to steer us from the prosaic and inject commercial design with an air of wonderment. His broad body of work is testament not only to his avant garde approach to aesthetics, materials and high-profile clients, but also serves to illustrate his own inherent...

At the recent New York Design Week, an unlikely pairing collaborated in a unique celebration of American craft and heritage.

After 30 years out of the spotlight and before that a salubrious career designing modern classics for some of the most iconic 20th Century brands, Charles Pollock is back. KE-ZU and Bernhardt Design are please to present CP1 and CP2.

Jephson Robb is a Scotsman of many talents. His art sits in the permanent collection of New York's MoMA whilst his furniture design for Bernhardt Design sits alongside the works of Jaime Hayon and Ross Lovegrove.

This multidisciplinary collective out of Valenica, Spain are fast cementing their place on the global design scene. The CuldeSac concept is to simply embrace the diversity of creative pursuits and through collaboration create memorable experiences, produce definitive products and reinforce iconic brands.