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MY FAVOURITE DECOR SHOPS IN OTTAWA
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kitchen remodel in my last house
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my twin sister's mostly kid's rooms decor blog
Let's end the working week on a high note with these simply stunning shots styled by Australian stylist Carlu Seaver. Do not miss this impressive portfolio. It's just so gorgeous and so inspiring. I'm blown away by the styling talent we have here in Australia!
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Scott Weston emailed with pictures of what he calls perishable architecture (and I call one amazing party space). I'll let him explain.
"Thought you might like to see a project we term perishable architecture. A dinner party for the latest Nokia 8800 phone based on the reference to light. We hand glittered all shapes & sizes of lanterns & they looked spectacular. The model demonstrates to the Client our design intent & then the remaining images show the real object. We even designed laser cut black leather placemats- very cool!"
Cool?!!! The whole event looks spectacular! How long did it take to stop finding glitter where you least expected Scott? Scott and his design team have an impressive portfolio of this sort of temporary beauty. You can find more of Scott's work that he has shared with us here and here.
Thought I'd share another fabulous talent from Sydney rep agency Lizard Management who have the most fabulous photographers and stylists in their stable. Sam Moiler is one über talented stylist. These images are so inspiring! I've loved a lot of these since first seeing them in Aus magazines Real Living and Home Beautiful. Great portfolio, a definite must see.
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Look at this portfolio! Isn't it just amazing? These stunning rooms have been captured so beautifully by super talented Oz photographer Sue Ferris. Everything is just perfect, the lighting, the composition and Sue's ability to bring the rooms to life. I feel as if I could march right into that first room and make it my own. Don't miss her food portfolio. Simply scrumptious!
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With a base in gritty urban Collingwood in Melbourne, Australia Wolveridge Architects design a broad range of project types but are especially well known for their work in coastal and rural areas. Core to their designs is exploring the relationship of the site and its environs and the role of ecologically sustainable designing using passive design techniques and sustainable building systems and recycled materials. Green never looked so urban.
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Fri, 28 Mar 2008