Interior & Design

5 Decorating Questions With Jen Bishop

03.07.2013
Interior & Design, Voyeurist
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Jen Bishop of Interiors Addict

Photo by Dave Wheeler

With great pleasure I have Jen Bishop on board today to answer my 5 Decorating Questions.  Jen, (in case you didn’t know) is founder of the very successful Australian blog, Interiors Addict, where she reports on affordable interior trends and ideas along with regular industry interviews. She also has an innate ability to resonate with her readers, me included.

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A New Mantle

28.06.2013
Interior & Design, Voyeurist
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the new mantle

The past couple of weeks I haven’t touched a box. Once the essentials were out and everything was manageable I just kind of collapsed with exhaustion. So that means we’ve got furniture around the house that we haven’t quite found a home for, barely any paintings on the wall, let alone anything decorative around and oh yes, still loads of boxes. Hardly inspiring. Yesterday I was fed up, so played around with some of our things on the mantle in our bedroom. It probably won’t stay like that, but it’s nice for now.

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Jan’s New Elements by Paola Navone

26.06.2013
Interior & Design, Let's Shop
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Jan's New Elements by Paola Navone

Oh could I dream a little bit here? I was flipping through the ECC Milan Report and was immediately drawn to the new modular sofa, Jan’s New Elements by Paola Navone for Linteloo.

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H Y S J – The First Collection

24.06.2013
Interior & Design, Let's Shop
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There’s a little buzz going around the design and home decor blogging world. On Friday, H Y S J released its first collection of limited addition prints and they are divine!

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A Birdy Told Me

19.06.2013
Interior & Design, Let's Shop
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A birdy told me

I would like a little bird. Not a real one; I can’t bare to see birds in cages now. We had one, like a lot of families did in the eighties and it was interesting how this little budgerigar was such an integral part of the family. He spoke, well swore actually, he’d welcome our guests with “hello you silly little bastard”. It took us a while to figure out where he’d learn such language and in the end put it down to a drink delivery man who most probably put his finger in the cage and would have gotten bitten, Ben had a sharp bite, so no doubt said that to him each time he delivered.

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Our Renovation, The Bathroom

12.06.2013
Interior & Design, Voyeurist
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When we renovated the bathroom of our Sydney apartment some six or seven years ago, we faced two challenges, a lack of space and a limited budget. That bathroom was teeny tiny – so tiny that it was impossible to take a photo of all of the features!

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My Space – Hege Morris of Hege in France

07.06.2013
Interior & Design, Voyeurist
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Today I’m  back with my new regular feature, My Space and I’m so pleased to have Hege, from the gorgeous blog, Hege in France  sharing a little piece of her world with us . Hege is Norwegian and lives in France with her Scottish husband and their young son. Her blog is about interior decorating and DIY projects – I especially enjoy her weekly feature, “Tuesday Tips” along with her own home styling shoots. Some very exciting news is that her home will be featured in an upcoming Norwegian interior book, “Sanselige Rom”, which translates to “Room for all the Senses”.

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The FoodWork Project

29.05.2013
Interior & Design, Makers
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I’m ready for a bit of eye candy on the blog aren’t you?

FoodWork is an independent project by eight Norwegian designers that was shown at the Tokyo Design Tide, 2012. To me it’s a collection of beautiful and very useful everyday objects. I love how their inspiration was of merging products that are used in Norway, yet would also be relevant in Japanese living. That alone is quite an achievement considering how worlds apart their cultures seem.

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