Lighting and glass go together perfectly, with endless variations, utmost unique designs and eye-catching finishes. Glass lighting exudes an artisan process, with meticulous craftsmanship from piece to piece. It is no wonder that glass lighting is popular amongst interior designers...
The unique design of the Queenslander home has been around since the 1840's and has been slowly transformed over time to in response to the harsh weather conditions of the top end state. These homes are beloved by many with...
Attention all lovers of quirky vintage lamps! This blog is dedicated especially to you. Have you ever come across the coolest vintage lighting, only to conclude it probably wouldn’t really fit with your interior? Well, it turns out that sometimes,...
So you’ve finally decided on that big interior make-over. You’ve selected the best floors and wall coverings and decided on various furniture pieces in your favourite style. But how to choose lighting? There are many different types of light fittings,...
It’s a sure way to give your kitchen a family-friendly, stylish make-over: creating an industrial kitchen island. There’s plenty of space to cook, eat, play and chat; everything in one and the same place. But how should it look? If...
What it is & how to get the vintage modern look In interior design, established styles are often mixed to create new, interesting looks. The names for these kinds of interiors are plentiful: urban industrial, industrial chic, vintage chic, and...
It’s time for another special on our blog, and this time we focus on the beautifully stylish vintage glass pendant lights known as schoolhouse lights. These pendant lights are a timeless classic. They were first popular in the 1920s, where...
Industrial interior design has found its way into many homes over the last decade, not in the least in the cities. This has lead to urban industrial design, a form that is both functional and stylish. Urban industrial decor tends...
Like an interior designer once said, industrial is to the 2010s what shabby chic was to the 1980s, or minimalism to the 1990s. You can go all-out with concrete floors, bare brick walls and exposed pipe work. Or you can...
