Thanks to The Selby, here's a sneak peek inside the New York studio of fashion designer of the moment Alexander Wang. The interior design is by new young thing Ryan Korban, and while there is nothing super new about this look, it still manages to tick all the right boxes by using a well edited selection of furniture pieces that give the space a unique character.
In the process of kiting out our new office space I have been introduced to the wonders of Resene Magnetic Paint. While it serves a constructive purpose for our storyboards, it seems you could use this product for all manor of creative projects and installations, including displaying children's artwork. Genius.
The illustration on this rug remind us of birds flying in formation. As part of the Saffron collection for Designer Rugs - it could be a good way of adding nature indoors, without having to step outside.
Available locally here.
French design company Bleu Nature create products with a distinctive driftwood theme. Their frequent use of unconventional organic materials for all manor of objects such as tables, chairs and lamps sets them apart. They have recently released the Pixels of Driftwood in Relief, which consists of wooden branches of various diameters which are glued together vertically onto particle board, making the panels mountable on any wall surface.
This looks like a good rug to sink our feet into after a night of uncomfortable shoes.
These rugs remind us summer's on its way. Designed by Brisbane designers Pamela Easton and Lydia Pearson they explore intricate designs and colour within this collection.
Merus winery in Napa Valley, California is more than just your average cellar retail outlet. We love their choice of lights - the Allegro Pendant by Foscarini hangs centre-stage above the main table, whilst Tom Dixon's Beat Lights adorn the bar area. Exposed beams are the only reference to the past in this interior design strategy - it looks like the kind of place we could spend the afternoon.
Lights available locally from here and go here for Merus winery.
Another great idea for the fledgling architect or designer, Villa Julia comes flat packed with easy assembly instructions. The five phase process involves assembly, personalisation, decoration, occupation and disassembly.
Constructed from cardboard, the erected playhouse is designed to be coloured and decorated by using crayons or markers, allowing each Villa to take on the decorating tastes of the budding designer.
Magis is available locally here.
If only all offices felt this peaceful. This seems like a space that no matter the owner - it would always be clean, with a gentle breeze passing through. Japanese designer Nosigner found inspiration for his own office interior in Sendagi, Tokyo from a traditional hagoromo (feather robe) kimono.
The feather curtain covers a vast majority of the space, carefully hiding the shelving units whilst remaining beautiful to look at. The interior is also furnished with Nosigner products including the Pokkari hanging light and Arborism table.
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