Jamie Durie is an Australian designer who founded his studio in 1998. Originally a landscape practice, it was renamed Durie Design in 2010 and now works across architecture, interior design, landscape and furniture. Durie and his team coined the term transterior to describe the merging of indoor and outdoor space, and his furniture draws directly on nature. He presented his first collection for Riva 1920 at the Milan furniture fair, working in reforestation timber, American walnut and cedar, all finished with natural oil. The Tubular Chair (2014) received the New York Design Award for interior design in May 2014. The Bungalow Bench (2014) and the Bungalow Dining Chair (2017) belong to a family that has since grown to include stools, an armchair and side and dining tables for indoor and outdoor use.
