inside their pages

My cushions (from last winter) are featured in the latest issue of inside out magazine, under their line up of favourite things - exciting!!

These weren't exactly my favourite designs - production wasn't nearly as good as my original spec, but its cool to see them out & about, & its even better when they're listed as a 'favourite thing'.

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i cant believe it

Holy moly!!! My blog is on the 'international blog list' of the recently launched Inside Out blog. If you don't know Inside Out, its one of the best interior magazines out there & I seriously recommend getting your hands on one!!

A little heads up for any aussie readers out there... the latest issue of Inside Out has a citta design catalogue insert - sorry NZ, its Oz only.

a bit off centre

Karen Walkers beautiful west Auckland Art Deco home is featured in the latest issue of Inside Out - who knew Karen was a westie?!

Karen's home is described as having 'just the right amount of wrong' and is 'individualistic, rough around the edges & full of unexpected twists'.  This house sounds, & looks like a little gem; I definitely have a case of the green eyed monster :)

inside out

the society inc

the society inc shop inside

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inside out magazine page

the shape of things

plume

toot, tweet, twitter, trill

Its been a very quiet week on the blog front - ive been busy, busy, busy! ... next week shouldn't be so bad in terms of busy-ness ( I think) so I will have to double blog to make up for this week :)

We received the latest issue of Inside Out magazine a few days ago, & earmarked a few people/things worth mentioning -

1. Stylist Sibella Courts new 'home-like' Sydney shop, The Society Inc.

"...the actual building - & what I have done inside it - feels like all of my favourite shops from around the world come together..."

I wish I was a Sydney-sider, this shop sounds amazing - it is 'filled with objects to explore & desire' with a strong focus on textiles.

2. The delicate & beautiful paper work of artist Lizze Buckmaster Dove. 

"through the simple act of curving sheets of paper, birds flutter across the page like musical notes. By carving out a silhouette of native fauna, gardening journals become like collections of pressed flowers..."