As the cooler weather officially settles in, feeling cosy in our homes has never been more inviting. And, the new launches and fresh designs that greeted us this June are here to amp up the warmth and comfort of any and all interior spaces.
Le Labo introduced us to its first ever incense. King Living welcomed an elegant and organic new table design. Waverley Mills created a new tartan range inspired by both its Tasmanian and Scottish heritage. For all the news you might have missed this month, keep reading.
Icon of the Blue Mountains, Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa gets a makeover
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Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa has officially been reintroduced to the Australian market, now as an Ardour Hotel. This heritage hotel, with an estate that dates back to 1889, has undergone a multimillion-dollar refurbishment. The renovation, while sympathetic to the original era and heritage of the hotel, brings Lilianfels in line with the luxury you can expect from an Ardour property.
Le Labo introduces its first incense
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At the beginning of June, Le Labo debuted its first ever incense. Crafted in Kyoto at a twelfth-generation family-owned workshop, it comes in three signature scents, Santal 26, Ambroxyde 17 and Encense 9. Find it in store or online.
Waverley Mills launches Tasman Tartan
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Australia’s oldest working textile mill launched a new tartan range on 18 June. Introducing Tasman Tartan, a modern interpretation of the heritage that defines Waverley Mills. Scottish weavers were some of the first workers to venture to Tasmania to open and operate Waverley Mills, so Scottish tartan is part of the origin story of this Australian brand. Tasman Tartan views this weave through a new lens, one that is both contemporary and practical.
Meridian is Armadillo's newest rug collection
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The new collection includes nine rugs that spotlight weave, fibre and construction. Meridian asks us to imagine what is left when colour is removed, when you have nowhere to hide. It is here that craftsmanship is paramount, where a rug is more defined by how it's made than by bold shades. Meridian is in showrooms and online.
Smeg's 2026 colour of the year – Moonlight – makes its way to Australia
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For a brand that built a reputation on bold and bright colours, Moonlight is a unique departure for Smeg. The soft, soothing hue is a warm neutral in a matte finish. It offers those who favour a neutral palette the option to invite Smeg's retro designs into their space. You can shop Moonlight in Australia as of June 2026.
Hommey's new linen collection introduces two new colours
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Welcome Breeze and Toffee to the Hommey bedding range. These two new earthy shades extend Hommey's existing linen bedding options. Breeze is a dreamy and soft blue and Toffee is a warm, beige-toned brown. Both reimagine the idea of what it means to be a neutral and have been designed to blend with the pieces you already own.
Luxury homewares destination Perrault introduces new global collections
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Highly-curated home and interiors destination Perrault has added two new collections to its exclusive offering. The retailer welcomed Matouk Milagro's towel series as an Australian exclusive. It also introduced the Marcel series by Wouters & Hendrix for SERAX.
ABI Interiors has officially launched its Antique Collection
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The collection – which was announced in April – has officially launched and is available to buy. It comes in four finishes – Antique Aurum, Antique Bronze, Antique Slate, and Antique Steel – and the range includes tapware, handles, shower heads and more.
King Living welcomes a new statement table to its range
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Introducing the Boab Table, a fresh design with an organic form, designed to bring artful distinction to your living room. The Boab table comes in a range of finishes – from wood to stone – and in a range of different sizes depending on how you plan to use your piece. You can find it in store and online now.
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