There was so much goodness in my email inbox last month, I wanted to round up some faves, starting with these beautiful new resin (of course) cake stands and knives from the iconic Dinosaur Designs.
The Temple Cake Stand ($380) and Temple Cake Knife ($85) would be a gorgeous addition to any tablescape or kitchen bench. “Cakes can be such monumental moments and we wanted to create an equally monumental design to accompany these,” explained Louise Olsen. A winning wedding or housewarming gift if you ask us!
I’m a long time Society of Wanderers fan and have many of their pieces in my home. The new Sakura 2024 collection is now out for preorder (shipping in October) and it doesn’t disappoint!
I particularly love the Mulberry Full Ruffle Cushion ($70)!
Interior designer Melissa Lunardon has launched a new retail brand called ML Home, making it easy to give your home a cohesive designer look without the hassle of putting it together yourself or paying professional design fees. Her curated furniture packages are a unique way to create a bespoke, professionally furnished home that reflects your personality and lifestyle, without having to spend on professional interior design services. “It’s our style, but your story, delivered with simplicity,” she says.
“We believe that creating a stylish and cosy home doesn’t have to be a daunting task. That’s why our team have curated three fabulous furniture packages, each uniquely designed to transform your space into a well designed home. Whether you’re revamping your entryway, living room, dining area, or bedroom, we have the perfect package to suit your needs.”
If you’d love a gorgeous home but don’t know where to start or are suffering from decision paralysis, simply choose from the modern farmhouse, laidback coastal or luxe contemporary styles. Prices starting at $3650 for everything you need for the perfect laidback coastal entry.
The new Kave Home SS24 collection, coming next month, takes us on a journey in which art, culture and the spirit of the world converge to create a unique home. A home that is a welcoming port to return to, which captures the essence of the experiences enjoyed along the way. We’re loving the Xoriguer armchair ($1699) and the Suli bowl ($79).
The new Flora Collection from Black Salt Co has some gorgeous pieces. My pick is the Flora Hallway Table ($1199.95). Meticulously handcrafted from premium wicker, showcasing a distinctive curved design with a gracefully waved finish at the bottom. Its slimline profile makes it an ideal choice for enhancing any entryway or hallway. Also available in a smaller version. Order now for November delivery.
‘Scandifornian’ is the latest design direction from GlobeWest for contemporary interiors.“With a nod to retro influences, capture the vibrant spirit of Californian cool with refreshing flair,” says head of creative Keti Lytras. “Low-level seating is complemented by a mix of materials such as travertine and rouge marble, alongside tiled silhouettes and sculptural forms.” A contrast of brique and powder blue adds interest, while russet tones take centre stage amongst nimbus grey and birch. We love the Magnus Console in gloss brick ($1930) and the Pluto Buffet in powder blue ($5280).
Emily Treganowan, head of design at Linen House, believes their latest collection is the brand’s finest work to date. “The harmonious blend of colour and texture, combined with quality, irresistible fabrics, creates a light, airy feel. It promises to evoke a sense of serene holiday bliss throughout the year.”
Holiday Revival is crafted with inviting textures including shirring, pleating, softly woven stripes and large ruffles. The palette includes sweet pastels, pinks, greens, blues and neutrals, gently warmed by hints of yellow, across block prints, geometrics, and the studio’s signature spring florals. Rustic, earthy and natural tones are peppered throughout, and as always, the refined elegance of staple checks, waffles and seersuckers are abundant.
Sydney-based interior architects and designers Designed by JAM, have designed a scatter cushion range for people who want to elevate their living spaces and bedrooms but don’t know where to start. “Often, people call us with the request to style their homes and are mainly focused on scatter cushions,” says director Samantha Winokur. “Through our research we discovered it is a hard to find good quality and not outrageously expensive options. We have started with a neutral range that we think would work in many different scenarios however, the next one that we are in the process of designing is a little bit more out there with colours and trims.” Prices start at $145.
Last but not least, Sydney interior designer Greg Natale has joined forces with Art Hide to debut ALTRO MONDO, a groundbreaking collection of hide rugs that draws inspiration from the avant-garde spirit of Italy’s legendary discotheques of the 1970s through the 1990s. Translating to “Other World” in Italian, ALTRO MONDO represents Greg’s first foray into decorative hide coverings, where his distinct design vision merges with Art Hide’s artisan craftsmanship.
Until next month!
