When it comes to kids room accessories, OYOY is one of my favorites brands. One of my favorite items from their collection is the Follow the Rainbow wall rug (which is available from Burke Decor). But there is plenty more to like from their collection!
This stunning home is only an hour north of Sydney but it feels a world away. Splendidly peaceful and remote, this beautifully crafted holiday home is perfectly placed within the treetops overlooking the river. The use of warm woods, soothing neutral tones, and Scandinavian-inspired vintage decor creates a home that has a sophisticated tree house-like feel. Overlooking the Hawkesbury River
Belgian designer (but living in Munich) designer Sarah has some beautiful new prints in her shop Coco Lapine. Kamut (above) is photographic print of a Kamut wheat on a beige background. La Feuille (below) is a detailed watercolor painted leaf. Every detail of the leaf is a tiny watercolor element.
I like fashion items with a casual French flair. Anthropologie is a great source for find this style: here are some of my favorite items from their current collection. Above: embroidered buttondown shirt emerald green tunic blouse tunic with embroidery
This crumbling Victorian Dairy in the UK had a collapsing roof, damp and no natural daylight before it was restored by Imperfect Interiors. The previously dark, dank spaces were converted into a light-filled family home but retained their industrial atmosphere and unique character, whilst the extensive use of steel windows and doors maximised the views of the two vertical courtyard
I love the new Spring/Summer collection of No. 6. Owner and designer Karin Bereson’s goal is to create pieces that can be worn over and over, and can easily complement a woman’s existing wardrobe. In her own words, No.6 is a brand for “anyone, anytime, anywhere.” About this US based brand: Launched in 2005, No.6 began as an under-the-radar shop
This is the beautiful loft of Marika Chaumet. In her Paris apartment you can see a mix of various styles which you can also see in her work as an interior designer for Atelier Marika Chaumet. “The Atelier Marika Chaumet’s projects stand out through the interest in materials, experimenting their shape and finish. They collaborate with many talented craftsmen, connecting
I love the beachy, Mediterranean vibe of this gorgeous home in Sydney, Australia. This look has been achieved by mixing natural materials and rustic elements with an all white base. Interior designer Megan Burns from CM Studio about the project: “We looked to mediterranean hotels and summer houses for inspiration on finishes. The major influence was the use of moulded
Casa Cook is a boutique hotel with 90 rooms, each coming with a small private swimming pool. The design is a collaboration between architect Vana Pernariv, interior designer Annabell Kutucu and design agency Lambs & Lions. I think the result is beautiful: there is a lot of white and natural materials such as wood and rattan give a rustic chic
