The latest Est
Fri, 1 Feb 2013
Joanna Swanson for Est
It's that time again. Est Magazine Issue #8 is live. Creative Editor, Lynda Evans is justifiably excited by the year's first offering. "This issue we take a peek inside homes based in France, Australia and the Netherlands, and find a common thread among the owners, that is to simplify life. Seeing the beauty in ordinary utilitarian objects, whether it is a timber alarm clock or a natural bristle dishwashing brush, the simplicity of design and its form takes it way beyond the realm of its function."
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Marjon Hoogervorst for Est
"The Trend Report from Amsterdam's AnoukB shows us how we can instill a little green into our lives. Symbolising renewal and regeneration, Pantone's colour for 2013, Emerald Green, can positively affect change both in the home and in the way we see things. Looking to nature's cues when introducing colour to our homes and wardrobes will ensure an instantly invigorated scheme."
Marjon Hoogervorst for Est
"Founding editor of Inside Out Magazine, Karen McCartney takes us on a tour of London and her favourite haunts from stores to pubs to hotels, and I have to say Karen looks truly in her element ensconced at Ten Bells for our photo shoot. Joanna Swanson takes us on a tour through Oman in search of luxe accommodation and unique travel experiences and once again you will be working out how to fit this into your next travel itinerary."
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Reader Comments (8)
Love the Scandinavian vibe from the 3rd
Thanks for posting about the latest issue of Est Magazine Jo! We'd love to know what inspires you and your readers the most. Drop by and say Hi! x x Lynda
the latest est is best! have a good weekend.
It's like you guys have been reading my mind lately and just posting more and more stuff that is exactly my taste. Love it!
I luv the entryway, particularly the metal and glass fixture. Source?
very nice
Great tips, some of which are part of my routine already, some of which are really making me thing.
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