UP THE ANTIQUE
Regardless of how stunning an antique is, it is bound to lose some impact in a sea of “sameness”. (Think of an antique shop where the “gems” are obscured by the sheer number of items.) Cindi Dallee is familiar with
TRUNK SHOW
Travel in the early 20th century was a romantic notion. Traversing geographical boundaries in a ship, plane or train was indeed an adventure, and the creme of society did it in style. Louis Vuitton himself started as a trunk maker
THE MODERN HOUSE
The success of this award – winning electronic project was no doubt a result of the firm relationship forged between the client and the team at Electronic Living. The owners had a strong vision for what they wanted to achieve
THE DARK SIDE
This three – bedroom terrace house was a far cry from interior designer Greg Natale s bold signature style. Its original twee’feel consisted of a crcafn and beige palette that shunned natural light and left the space feeling flat and
SWITCHED ON
For the average Australian, the transition from the professional office environment to the relaxed home climate involves a set routine. Itusually a combination of driving the car into the garage, flicking on the lights on the way to the kitchen,
SOHO SAVVY
Bandied about like a proper term, “Soho” is actually an acronym for “Small Office Home Office”. According to the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) website as at 2011, the URA does not specifically approve a development for “Soho” use; it is
DESIGN FOR THE GENERATIONS
The style of Generation X refuses traditional canons and creates new artforms that are consonant with the mood prevailing in our society. It is original and has vivid direction. Gen – Xers are brave and resolute people who are not
Silent nights
There are lots of things Jenna and David George love about living in the country, and guaranteed sleep is one of them. Our first night in the house was almost eerie,” recalls Jcnna George. There arc no street lights, and
MORE THE MERRIER
Every year, Amanda Page and her husband Terry Paul help spread Christmas cheer in unusual fashion. As we live in a tiny hamlet, we always take our two pet llamas with us when we deliver cards to the neighbours, says
Seasons of goodwill
Properties as historic as the manor house owned by Julie Kilcoyne and her partner David Blake rarely come onto the market. In fact, Julie lost count of how many other places the couple saw before they discovered diis architectural gem
