INTERIOR DESIGN BLOG

One of the great dilemmas of Milan Design Week is what not to see!  There is so much spread over the City and the Fiera and beyond. Taxi ranks...

On a recent visit to Cape Town, I visited the new Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa or MOCAA, which is a reincarnated grain silo, designed by...

Last November I travelled to Kathmandu, Nepal for the first time, at the invitation of Yosi Tal of Designer Rugs, to meet the weavers of our first...

There are certain finishes that we love using and are timeless.  Stucco (plaster in Italian) is one that we have employed from time to time in...

I have to confess that I had never visited Old Government House in Parramatta before the opening of at home: Modern Australian Design on 11th...

Salone del Mobile and Eurocucina during Milan Design Week were inspirational this year. There were many innovative trends in design, use of...

Hand-crafted artefacts, ancient or modern, all have stories, either of their history or of the maker. In a mass-produced world, artisan products are...

We have been embracing rugs for our interiors from TibetSydney for many years, ever since Diki and Tim started up in Sydney. The colours and luscious...

…One could well ask. The depth and breadth of his work is astounding – all the more so because he is an untrained, uncertified designer in the...

The range of furniture produced by MARK TUCKEY has an honesty, warmth and sense of comfort about it. Locally made in Melbourne – from solid timber...

Starting from a landscaping perspective – Eco Outdoor have broadened their product range – infiltrating interiors, producing furniture and...

We are drawn to the beautiful wall sculptures created by Tracey Deep, for their integrity and unique organic forms. They add layers of texture,...

One of the astonishing things about Ruth Levine’s artworks is their originality. For the award winning Interior Designer, studioLEVINE is the...

Our photo shoots with photographer Nicholas Watt over the past few years have produced some stunning images, many of which have featured in our book...

Glass artist Brian Hirst works in both 3 and 2 dimensions, forging contrasting materials – glass and metal – and manipulating perspective. He is...

There is a serenity to the work of artist Joanna Kitas. She uses so many layers of paint that you find yourself looking deep into the painting, and...

Earlier this year I spent some time in Provence, France, particularly in the beautiful Luberon area. I stumbled on this delightful colour museum in...

We’ve had the pleasure of working with architect Nick Richter on three projects over the last few years – two commercial and one residential. He...