Entries in Australia (1940)
Wed, 16 May 2007
Words cannot describe......
how much I love this house! Greg Natale has done it again. Bold, glamorous and oozing attitude this 1940s family home was renovated and furnished by Greg and his team and is the latest project featured on his inspiring website. It's a sophisticated mix of traditional pieces, design classics, lush colour and pattern, lots of glorious glam pattern. Thanks for the pictures Greg!
Greg Natale
Greg Natale kindly sent us these photos of his latest amazing work, a concept room at the 2007 Sydney Home Show. His multi-purpose room was a dining/study space. Breath taking use of pattern isn't it? This was the first time Greg developed his own print and repeated it on wallpaper, rug and cushions. The print was inspired by a trip to Miami. Completely glam, totally hot and retro forward. Love it! Check here for our earlier post on Greg.
P.S. Don't forget to click on the images to see them in all their glory! And stay tuned. Greg has sent photos of a stunning home he has just finished. We'll be posting soon.
Megan Morton stylist extraordinaire
Got an email the other day from Megan Morton wanting to get a direct feed from our site. Megan is a leading international stylist based in Sydney but whose portfolio covers the globe. She's hot. As Australia's busiest interiors and "beautiful-things" stylist, she's quirky and inventive. Shoots include Kelly Wearstler's Viceroy and Maison 140 hotels. In demand with leading magazine editors, corporate advertisers and celebrities she is famous for her bold use of colour, great eye for the latest merchandise and larger than life events staging. Her latest project was the wine bar for Rosemount Fashion Week here in Australia wowing all including event guest, the infamous Dita Von Teese. Megan has promised shots! In the meantime check out her portfolio on FLIPP her management's website.
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Kennedy Nolan
Australian architectural firm Kennedy Nolan is "dedicated to the production of architecture that is highly responsive to its context. Much of the work seeks to form a strong relationship with landscape, whether it is a dense urban environment or a rural or coastal area." Materials, colour, site relationships, sculptural form are all pivotal in their work.
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