decorating ideas for childrens bedrooms
Fun and colurful bedroom decoration for little ones to tweens in the next edition of Inside Out Magazine March/April 2011 issue
Fun and colurful bedroom decoration for little ones to tweens in the next edition of Inside Out Magazine March/April 2011 issue
If you live in Sydney, do yourself a favour this weekend and head over to Magnolia Square markets in Paddington Hall. Described as a 'pop up' retail concept showcasing fresh, new products from designers, artists and crafts people. I've just returned home and am thoroughly impressed. My only beef, if you can call it that, is the $5 surcharge for entry and the want to see more stallholders. On the whole, it's beautifully styled and presented
1. Paper Couture 2. Attica 3. Lalaland 4. Kristina Brenke
Thank you so much to everyone who entered. After collecting all the names and pulling one from a hat, OK it was a sock, I'm thrilled to announce that Penny Peberday has won! Well done. I'll be in contact soon
By the way, I couldn't resist this birdie painting by Michele Maule. She's mine now and flutters above my computer
A ring that looks exactly like meringue, who would have guessed? If I had one of these, I would continuously lick my finger, feeling unfulfilled, dejected by the un-sweet taste of silicon....only to repeat my folly until my taste buds were satiated and never truely satisfied. Even so, I still want one
Or how about a laser cut Diamond Ring? Stack up the colours to make a big statement
My absolute favourites are by Goldenink....porcelain rings in organic shapes with hand painted imagery. Love it
Fancy a cuppa from an ant-infested tea cup? Or sit on an ant's nest pillow? I would!
I love the simple and witty designs by Bailey Doesn't Bark on Etsy, a contemporary home and life accessories company based in New York. Their handmade products vary between ceramics, tableware, jewellery and paper goods with the same aesthetic throughout their range even if the design is a little disturbing