This page Fronte del Porto (On the Waterfront) original 1950s Italian movie poster. Divergence 1 painting by Taj Alexander from Modern Times. Original floor stained in Feast Watson Black Japan. Opposite page Jeanneret Chandigarh-style chairs handmade by the owner under the tutelage of Stuart Faulkner of Heartwood Creative Woodworking. Flos ‘Snoopy’ lamp from The Conran Shop. Thonet ‘No.18’ and ‘B9’ dining chairs from Anibou surround a Knoll Studio ‘Tulip’ dining table bought vintage. ‘Zaza’ sofa from King Living. Vintage Afghan Kyber Mori tribal kilim. Tom Dixon ‘Screw’ marble-topped table from De De Ce. Walls in Dulux Mt Aspiring. Was War Won poster by Sterling Ruby from the Gagosian gallery. Night Water I photograph by Sam Taylor Johnson from the White Cube gallery. Six prints by Robert Mapplethorpe. On the mantel, Dollar Sign screenprint after Warhol done by the owner and ‘Tree Trunk’ vase from Hay. Mirror in custom steel frame from Majestic Glass.
This story is from the August - September 2020 edition of Belle Magazine Australia.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Sign In
This story is from the August - September 2020 edition of Belle Magazine Australia.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Sign In
Highly prized
A move into a light-dappled Victorian Italianate building with purposebuilt interiors allowed Criteria and sister company C.Gallery to showcase atelier-based furniture, lighting, objects and art in a unique design gallery.
The gold and the beautiful
An interior designer daringly pushes the boundaries in her own home in Sydney's eastern suburbs - with glittering results.
Poetic aesthetic
There's rhyme and reason in the artful assemblage of European antiques and decorative objets in this gently refreshed Sydney home.
STATE OF MIND
ON NEW YORK’S UPPER EAST SIDE Melbourne-based designer Tali Roth has crafted an apartment that is both classy and comfortable, where modernist icons and contemporary finds sit side-by-side.
PLUM JOB
REWORKING THE COMPLEX BURROWS of an inner-city terrace has resulted in an expansive home for two, with rich hues and pared-back furnishings, all imbued with meaningful custom finishes.
ABSTRACT IMPRESSIONS
SERVING AS A GALLERY for the owners' growing art collection, this opulent yet tricky-shaped apartment in Sydney's eastern suburbs emulates the eclecticism of New York's jewel box apartments.
SMART SPACES
An alchemical mix of luxury furnishings fused with superior surfaces has transformed and elevated these properties.
House PROUD
In a collaboration between Belle and Fanuli, three leading interior designers transform the most intimate rooms of a home into chic sanctuaries.
MUSE WORTHY
The interiors of the Sydney home of arts advisor and advocate Kym Elphinstone are a fitting tribute to her passion for Australian artists and creators.
ENJOY YOUR STAY
Forget the journey, for the Lancemore Hotel Group, it's all about the destination and showcasing high-end Australian design.
