Night School, Perth 2026

In a world of constant change, interiors that can flex and endure are more valuable than ever. In this talk, we’ll explore how designing for change, comfort and reuse can extend the lifespan of interiors, reduce waste and create spaces that remain relevant as needs evolve.

SPEAKERS

Zenifa Bowring is a director of Perth-based interiors practice Rezen Studio. Zenifa is an attentive communicator with 20 years’ experience in commercial workplace, hospitality, hotel and residential design. She is a highly skilled designer who has designed and delivered award-winning projects of all scales both locally and globally.

Renae Tapley leads Foolscap’s Perth Studio. With over 22 years’ experience across Australia and abroad, her global perspective and deep sustainability focus shape a rigorous and insightful approach to interiors. Renae is also the founder of Future Materials, a platform accelerating circular and sustainable material adoption in Australia.

Eva Sue is a principal at Woods Bagot and a regional hospitality sector leader with 20 years’ international experience. She brings a multidisciplinary approach that bridges architecture and interiors, creating thoughtful, story-driven environments that foster meaningful connections between people and place.

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We acknowledge the Whadjuk people of the Nyoongar nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which this event is taking place. We acknowledge their continued connection and contribution to land, water and community, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.


Notes
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