RE-THINKING DESIGN: ELEVATING CIRCULAR PRACTICE IN INTERIORS
October 1, 2025 | By The Textile Company | News
The Textile Company recently hosted ReThinking Design: Elevating Circular Practice in Interiors, an inspiring evening that brought together designers, architects and industry leaders to explore how creativity and sustainability can work hand in hand. Held in partnership with ReLove, a purpose-led charity that furnishes homes for people in crisis using rescued, high-quality furniture, the event celebrated conscious design and meaningful impact within the interiors industry.
As proud partners of ReLove, The Textile Company is contributing surplus textiles to support the charity’s mission of transforming over 1,000 homes each year, diverting more than 2,500 tonnes of waste from landfill, and reinvesting millions of dollars’ worth of goods back into communities. Joining other like-minded brands including Jardan, Coco Republic and Leif, this partnership reflects a shared commitment to rethinking waste and driving sustainable change.
The evening featured an engaging panel discussion with Ren Fernando (ReLove Co-Founder), Tanya Buchanan (Editor-in-Chief, Belle Magazine) and Charlotte Wilson (Senior Associate Interior Design, SJB), who explored the role of designers as changemakers and how reuse can be positioned as a form of conscious luxury. Guests also enjoyed a lively networking session and fundraising initiatives, including a raffle and cushion sale, with all proceeds supporting ReLove’s ongoing work.
The event was a resounding success—sparking meaningful conversations, inspiring circular thinking, and strengthening the connection between design and social good. Attendees left with fresh ideas for embedding sustainable practices into their work and a renewed sense of purpose in using design to create positive, lasting change.
PRODUCT ENQUIRY
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55 NORTH
by Luchetti Krelle
“Step into the 55 North project at Manly Pacific, where Luchetti Krelle has created a cocktail lounge that effortlessly blends elegance with the laid-back charm of its beachside setting. Fabricut’s Modern Aztec-Raven fabric, sourced from India, brings a vibrant yet subtle flair to the scatter cushions, with bold patterns and spiced tonal accents that invigorate the space while maintaining a focus on comfort.”
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EAST TOOWOOMBA 2
by Ivy + Piper
“We sourced the Fabricut Bazaar fabric in blue for use as a custom made ottoman in our family friendly living room at our East Toowoomba 2 project. We find patterns in family zones are very forgiving for clients with little ones and all of the associated wear and tear! This room needed a vibrant fabric that was going to anchor the other patterned fabrics utilised in this layered room instead of competing with them… The paisley did just that! The trim was a fun addition that gave the ottoman some formality and structure and kept the multicoloured space looking refined.”
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CUCINA PORTO
by Tom Mark Henry
4/5
WAYNE GILLESPIE TOWNHOUSE
by Brownlow Interior Design
“Crafted by acclaimed Melbourne Architect Wayne Gillespie, this town house nestled in Armadale’s verdant embrace showcases Gillespie’s hallmark: spacious layouts and strategic illumination with natural light.”
5/5
WOOLLY BAY HOTEL
by Luchetti Krelle
“When reimagining the iconic Woolly Bay Hotel, Woolloomooloo, Luchetti Krelle took cues from the hotel’s waterfront location and the Med, with blue mosaic tiles, terrazzo and a pebble-grey paint job.”
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55 NORTH
by Luchetti Krelle
“Step into the 55 North project at Manly Pacific, where Luchetti Krelle has created a cocktail lounge that effortlessly blends elegance with the laid-back charm of its beachside setting. Fabricut’s Modern Aztec-Raven fabric, sourced from India, brings a vibrant yet subtle flair to the scatter cushions, with bold patterns and spiced tonal accents that invigorate the space while maintaining a focus on comfort.”
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EAST TOOWOOMBA 2
by Ivy + Piper
“We sourced the Fabricut Bazaar fabric in blue for use as a custom made ottoman in our family friendly living room at our East Toowoomba 2 project. We find patterns in family zones are very forgiving for clients with little ones and all of the associated wear and tear! This room needed a vibrant fabric that was going to anchor the other patterned fabrics utilised in this layered room instead of competing with them… The paisley did just that! The trim was a fun addition that gave the ottoman some formality and structure and kept the multicoloured space looking refined.”
3/5
CUCINA PORTO
by Tom Mark Henry
4/5
WAYNE GILLESPIE TOWNHOUSE
by Brownlow Interior Design
“Crafted by acclaimed Melbourne Architect Wayne Gillespie, this town house nestled in Armadale’s verdant embrace showcases Gillespie’s hallmark: spacious layouts and strategic illumination with natural light.”
5/5
WOOLLY BAY HOTEL
by Luchetti Krelle
“When reimagining the iconic Woolly Bay Hotel, Woolloomooloo, Luchetti Krelle took cues from the hotel’s waterfront location and the Med, with blue mosaic tiles, terrazzo and a pebble-grey paint job.”
1/5
55 NORTH
by Luchetti Krelle
“Step into the 55 North project at Manly Pacific, where Luchetti Krelle has created a cocktail lounge that effortlessly blends elegance with the laid-back charm of its beachside setting. Fabricut’s Modern Aztec-Raven fabric, sourced from India, brings a vibrant yet subtle flair to the scatter cushions, with bold patterns and spiced tonal accents that invigorate the space while maintaining a focus on comfort.”
2/5
EAST TOOWOOMBA 2
by Ivy + Piper
“We sourced the Fabricut Bazaar fabric in blue for use as a custom made ottoman in our family friendly living room at our East Toowoomba 2 project. We find patterns in family zones are very forgiving for clients with little ones and all of the associated wear and tear! This room needed a vibrant fabric that was going to anchor the other patterned fabrics utilised in this layered room instead of competing with them… The paisley did just that! The trim was a fun addition that gave the ottoman some formality and structure and kept the multicoloured space looking refined.”
3/5
CUCINA PORTO
by Tom Mark Henry
4/5
WAYNE GILLESPIE TOWNHOUSE
by Brownlow Interior Design
“Crafted by acclaimed Melbourne Architect Wayne Gillespie, this town house nestled in Armadale’s verdant embrace showcases Gillespie’s hallmark: spacious layouts and strategic illumination with natural light.”
5/5
WOOLLY BAY HOTEL
by Luchetti Krelle
“When reimagining the iconic Woolly Bay Hotel, Woolloomooloo, Luchetti Krelle took cues from the hotel’s waterfront location and the Med, with blue mosaic tiles, terrazzo and a pebble-grey paint job.”
