Sunday, 12 July 2009

Statement Chairs

I received an email earlier this week announcing that the Missoni Kartell chair [left] was in stock at Space Furniture.

Searching for a larger image than was in the email led me to this site where I discovered the sister chair, Mademoiselle Missoni, which is a little more my style.

They also have a range of personalised Louis Ghost chairs with images of a child, a chinese woman, bear or mask [pictured] to choose from.















[Images via Made in Design]

Thursday, 2 July 2009

I've been having Tea with Mary

I recently set up a small business specialising in custom stationery and collateral design for special events such as weddings, births, engagements and celebrations. Please check out the site here.  I've also spent most of my time updating the blog over there, which I was able to import from here with the magic of Squarespace [completely brilliant!].


So, below is a list of the posts that I've done over at Tea with Mary since my last post here. 











I hope to see you over at Tea with Mary and please don't hesitate to get in contact if I can help with event design and stationery.

Tuesday, 26 May 2009

Gorgeous gift ideas: Paper Boat Press

I love these ceramic tags by Brisbane based artist Kylie Johnson of Paper Boat Press.
Check out her website, blog and online store to purchase these gorgeous creations. This is one [pictured] is of my favourites.
What a lovely gift idea for loved ones, family and friends.

Friday, 22 May 2009

Friday finds of the blog kind

Fridays tend to be the day when I find [and add to reader] the most lovely new blogs. This mornings discoveries came via Frolic who's featuring the most gorgeous peonys here in the Flower of the week [pictrued above].

Naturally Nina
I loved this post on 10 things to do when you are bored!

Daydream Lily
Liss Winnel is an Australian contributor for Dujour Magazine and her blog is full of vintage finds, lovely photography and pretty inspiration.

[Image via Frolic]

Thursday, 30 April 2009

Exploring The Finders Keepers

I've just discovered The Finders Keepers a lovely site promoting independent designers via bi-annual art and & design markets held in Sydney. Their blog is full of lovely finds and is currently featuring the gorgeous work of Holly Chalmers. Check out the gallery for a taste of what to expect from the next market being held 15-16 May @ the Carriageworks in Sydney's Inner West.

I'm also following them on Twitter http://twitter.com/keepfinding ;)

[Image via the Finders Keepers]

Friday, 24 April 2009

New instore at davidmetnicole

Stock just arrived instore at davidmetnicole. My pick is one of these birdcage lamps;

-French made stamped metal industrial lights: $785.00 each
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Black French industrial lights: $645 each
- American made metal red vintage chairs: $445.00 each
- Stunning vintage hook boards, from $285.00 each
- Large vintage 1940s 'Stromberg' clock: $1,190.00
- Nicole Page bluebird and vintage key necklace: $225.00
- Industrial cutting bins: $345 each
- Fire buckets: $110.00 each
- Beautiful vintage birdcage lamps, from $295.00 each
- Large Australian vintage factory light: $1,900.00
- Large white British vintage factory light: $985.00
- Stunning vintage wire cage lamp: $650.00
- Beautiful tribase lamp: $2,500.00
-Wire cage lights on stag: $245.00 each

Please see link below for measurements and descriptions.

http://davidmetnicole.com/ And don't forget about our 30% off womenswear sale, still some great pieces remaining....but hurry all selling fast. For all enquiries, please either email or call the store.

[Image via davidmetnicole newsletter]

Wednesday, 22 April 2009

Vanity Fair portraits on display

Love this image

A Much Screened Lady - Gloria Swanson 1924. Photographed by Edward Steichen and published February 1928. Picture: bequest of Edward Steichen by Direction of Joanna T. Steichen, copyright Conde Nast Publications Inc./Courtesy George Eastman House

The National Portrait Gallery in Canberra will host the Vanity Fair Portraits: Photographs 1913 to 2008 exhibition from 5 June to 30 August.

[Image via SMH]