Photography: Anson Smart
LUXURY LIVING
Nature that nurtures
Australian nursery furniture brand, Tasman Eco, has launched its first collaboration with the country’s most sought after landscape architect and furniture designer, Jamie Durie. Blending originality with enduring aesthetic appeal, the Bookleaf collection includes a cot and matching chest with ample storage, and draws inspiration draws from Jamie’s background as a horticulturist. RRP Cot $799 +GST, Chest $899 +GST
Hanging around
Sit back, relax and unwind in this gorgeous Makeba Hanging Chair by Uniqwa. Made from hand-bent kubu rattan, the chair is suspended by a heavy-duty rope and comes with an outdoor fabric seat cushion. RRP $789
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DOWN TO EARTH
Feels Like Home Sculptural elements
The slick solid ash Lewa Coffee Table poetically transforms customary flattened surfaces into sculptural entities via the inclusion of a gloss green or black amoebic ceramic tray with edges high enough to hold water and a flower arrangement. The table’s hexagonal wreath-like outlines levitate upon satin-finished black lacquered steel legs, granting them a futuristic quality.
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Former ‘The Block’ contestant and Director of successful interior design studio, Cedar and Suede, Carlene Duffy, has teamed up with creative powerhouses Left Bank Art Group to deliver the ‘Feels Like Home Collection’. The collaboration draws its talent from both Carlene’s creativity and Left Bank-signed artist, Dylan Cooper, who has created eight original paintings for the limited series of prints. The works capture the iconic backdrops of Burleigh, Kirra and New Farm in Queensland; Sydney, Tamarama Beach and Orange in New South Wales; as well as Melbourne and Daylesford in Victoria. The limitededition collection will be available to purchase as framed canvas prints with prices starting from $395.
leftbankartgroup.com.au – Issue 88
