Australian Vogue Living is my favourite interiors magazine far better than World of Interiors, it features less grandiose interiors and emphasises the craft, design and art in the home environment
Whether this reflects the Australian attitude to the new rather than the English obsession with the old I am not sure, it does seem to reflect a more attainable and affordable lifestyle.
Despite my resolution not to buy any more magazines I succumbed to this and an American Vogue which features a fabulous homage to Paul Poiret an artist I spent many hours researching whilst completing my degree so it was memories revived
The Photos are of in order
1&2. Nama Rococo wall paper,
check out her web site for some beautiful graphics http://www.namarococo.com/
3. Hella Jongerius. Her work just gets better and better.
4. Mel Robson, check out her blog http://www.feffakookan.blogspot.com/ for some beautiful ceramics
Another fantastic blog I tripped over is http://www.ohjoy.blogs.com/ full of lovely images
Whether this reflects the Australian attitude to the new rather than the English obsession with the old I am not sure, it does seem to reflect a more attainable and affordable lifestyle.
Despite my resolution not to buy any more magazines I succumbed to this and an American Vogue which features a fabulous homage to Paul Poiret an artist I spent many hours researching whilst completing my degree so it was memories revived
The Photos are of in order
1&2. Nama Rococo wall paper,
check out her web site for some beautiful graphics http://www.namarococo.com/
3. Hella Jongerius. Her work just gets better and better.
4. Mel Robson, check out her blog http://www.feffakookan.blogspot.com/ for some beautiful ceramics
Another fantastic blog I tripped over is http://www.ohjoy.blogs.com/ full of lovely images
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