Bromic Heating Turns Up the Heat at Melbourne Design Week 2025

Bromic Heating made a standout appearance at Melbourne Design Week 2025, showcasing the latest in outdoor heating to Australia’s design and architecture community.

Held at the iconic Royal Exhibition Building, the event provided the perfect stage to highlight Bromic’s award-winning Eclipse Collection—including both Ceiling-Mounted and Portable models. With their minimalist form and soft ambient lighting, these heaters wowed attendees looking to elevate outdoor experiences in luxury residential and hospitality spaces. Also on display were the sleek Platinum Electric and timeless Tungsten Electric series, engineered for performance and seamless integration into modern architectural environments.

A major highlight of the exhibit was the demonstration of Bromic’s new Affinity™ Controls Collection. Built for precise, zone-based comfort, Affinity empowers users to control heat output, timing, and coverage with intuitive smart integration all through the Bromic Heating App.

Visitors to the Bromic stand were immersed in product demos, hands-on displays, and design inspiration. The feedback was clear: design-forward heating is no longer a luxury—it’s an expectation.

“It was fantastic to be part of the Melbourne Design Show and showcase Bromic Heating to some of the country’s top architects and designers,” says Samuel Crompton, Residential Sales Team Lead. He continues, “Events like these are a great opportunity to connect with the design community, share our passion for innovation, and demonstrate how Bromic’s premium outdoor heating solutions can elevate any space. Looking forward to continuing the conversations sparked at the show!”

Melbourne Design Week provided an inspiring platform to connect with architects, designers, and specifiers seeking refined outdoor solutions that deliver both performance and visual impact. Bromic’s presence underscored its commitment to shaping the future of outdoor spaces through innovative products that meet the highest standards of design, durability, and user experience.