I am extremely proud and super excited to share with you an interview with two very good friends of mine – Sydney based interior designers Juliette Arent & Sarah-Jane Pyke of Arent & Pyke. Woot! And when I say good friends, I mean friggin’ amazing friends. Sarah-Jane and I met while studying together at UNSW, and the rest they say is history. We’ve shared our fair share of laughs and tears over the years, and our friendship has been forever cemented after SJ married Husband’s best friend from school. I know, crazy stuff…

I’m in love. These chairs, that embroidery. What’s not to love.

These pieces are a result of a collaboration between Peter Nencini and Sally Nencini. Peter describes himself as a “making-looking-thinking of an illustrator-designer-lecturer”, and Sally recycles and re-uses vintage textiles, inspired to make new from old. She also does bespoke traditional and modern upholstery…

Home 07 is an apartment in Amsterdam designed by Dutch interior architects i29.

The residence features a series of cabinets with laser-cut holes across their surfaces, which double up as handles.
Beautiful. All this place now needs is some great (lounge) furniture and interesting artwork…

Slack. That’s what I am. And mega slow.
I did a little interview over on the Herman Miller Lifework blog a few weeks ago. I was super chuffed when Cerentha Harris, editor of Lifework, e-mailed me to see if I was interested to do an interview. I played it cool for a while and said I’d think about it… Yeah right! I was super excited and jumped at the opportunity…

Hello and happy Friday to you all. Hooray! Today is the day I take you on a little trip to San Francisco. Well kind of.

I did a guest post on the fantastic and ever popular sfgirlbybay blog on Wednesday, while Victoria is taking a little staycation. If you are in the mood for some lace and doily nanna-chic with an edge, check out my post right here. And then go ahead and check out the rest of the sfgirlbybay blog…