Are you a fan of the clean lines of Scandi style?
Why not check out the Retrojan sale over at Temple & Webster this week? And how about that orange retro TV? Not for sale, sadly…
Interior design and styling, homewares, furniture, home appliances and the personalities behind them
Are you a fan of the clean lines of Scandi style?
Why not check out the Retrojan sale over at Temple & Webster this week? And how about that orange retro TV? Not for sale, sadly…
Online homewares retailer Temple & Webster today launched ‘We ♥ Australian Design’ week to find the next Marc Newson
It’s all about supporting local talent and finding the next international design stars. This week, their sale events will showcase products created by the 10 up and coming designers nominated in its Emerging Designer Award, for which voting closes on Australia Day. The winner, who will be selected from the top 3 finalists by a panel of industry experts, will receive a $5,000 cash prize.
“The rest of the world has already realised the creative talent we have in Australia,” says co-founder Adam McWhinney. “Several of these designers have exhibited their work internationally, including at the London Design Festival, the Milan Fair and Dwell on Design in LA. Temple & Webster wants to make them household names in Australia. We’re incredibly proud to support the future of Australia’s design heritage in this way.” [Read more...]
Public voting opened today for the Temple & Webster + Inside Out Emerging Designer Award with $5,000 cash and a page in Inside Out up for grabs for the winner.
Find a list of all the nominees and easy voting instructions at the website. You could win a 12-month subscription to Inside Out and a $50 Temple & Webster voucher for taking part. Voting closes on Australia Day.
Temple & Webster is partnering with Inside Out magazine to launch the Emerging Designer Award. Ten homewares and furniture designers from across Australia, shortlisted by a panel of industry experts, are vying for a $5,000 cash prize. Each of the shortlisted designers will be profiled on Temple & Webster & Homelife.com.au over the coming month before public voting opens in January 2013.
Karen McCartney, Temple & Webster’s editorial director and founding editor of Inside Out, said: “It creates the opportunity for emerging designers to showcase their work to industry, peers and the public, while providing the commercial step-up that a leading online homewares destination like Temple & Webster can provide.”
Adam McWhinney, co-founder of Temple & Webster, says: “Since launching a little over a year ago, our vision included showcasing the work of up and coming talent to a large, appreciative audience. It’s a wonderful thing to see it all coming together so beautifully.” [Read more...]
Earlier this week I was lucky enough to be invited to Temple & Webster’s first birthday lunch on The Island (a floating bar) on Sydney Harbour.
It’s been a big year for the online shopping destination and there was lots to celebrate in a seriously impressive location, beautifully styled.
Co-founder Adam McWhinney and editorial director (and Inside Out magazine founding editor) Karen McCartney made speeches, as did well known stylist Shannon Fricke, who has been working with the company on some creative projects and a sale of her own bed linen. [Read more...]
The latest Temple & Webster sale is curated by well known stylist Shannon Fricke and features her own line of bed linen, which is quite gorgeous. The sale ends in 4 days so be quick!
Susan, from Brisbane, was the first person to be treated to the VIP experience. Stylist Jess says: “Susan was lovely and welcoming, as was her home. It was a beautiful old Queenslander house, which was built in the early 1900s. Large rooms, nice flow through, and two main balcony sitting areas. Susan and her family have extended and renovated over the years, and the space was just so relaxing. There was Temple & Webster product everywhere!” [Read more...]
Temple & Webster’s new editor at large, the founding editor of Inside Out magazine Karen McCartney, has curated some fab homewares for a new sale starting today.
Karen has written two books on iconic Australian houses which are in tomorrow’s sale, alongside everything in the photo. Brands include I Need Nice Things, Pony Rider, Hamamist, Kulchi, Pure Linen, This Design and Living and Aura.
Is it really that time again?! I ran the City 2 Surf in Sydney this morning (anyone else?) and this comes to you from the couch where my legs and I are currently in a world of pain! Anyway, back to this week’s best bits…
Online homewares retailer Temple & Webster introduced a new concept at the weekend with its first Complete Room Series sale event. At the click of a button you can buy everything you see in this dining room set-up, have it delivered to your home, and even styled by its team. Whether you’re a bit clueless about decorating, you’ve just moved into your first home or you’re just plain lazy, this could be the easy answer you’ve been looking for!
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