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RELIC INTERIORS Ambrice Miller launched her art and antiques business in autumn 2020 after nearly two decades of collecting; her background is in art and art history with a personal affinity for portraiture. The stock spans portraits,...
DINING ROOM Jacopo was surprised to discover how naturally his contemporary work settled into the house of his childhood. The amber tones also connect with his father’s antique furniture and paintings. Egeo table; Ella chairs, all Jacopo...
SNUG/TV ROOM ‘I love putting wallpapers on ceilings,’ says designer Olivia Emery. ‘I just think it’s so interesting.’ Armchair, auction find; re-covered in Abstract 1928 in Mineral, Zoffany. Abstract Mex wallpaper in Blue (on ceiling),...
Kaye Design Studios Having struggled to feel inspired by creative disciplines such as sculpture and photography, Ella Jones discovered interior design and it was then that her career path became clear. After studying at Sydney Design...
