Project: Kew Dining room – A design solution for a young family
Role: Concept design, furniture, finishes & fittings
Date: 2015
Kew Dining room – A design solution for a young family
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Thank you Caroline @cove_design_studio for your hospitality this morning. A perfect way to start a Monday morning with design chat, coffee and goodies from @laurentbakery. Thank you to Sabine from @eccaustralia for bringing the goodies & showing us your range of lighting and furniture - the @santacole range were a real highlight
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s is my all time favourite film - the music, the set design, Holly Golightly, the story. It’s a glimpse into the romance of Hollywood and the 1960’s, with an underlying slight moodier, darker side. When I watch movies I’m equally as captivated by the minimalist make-do set design as I am by the story.
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I first heard of this term about a year ago, and it had me thinking that when walking I’ve always preferred taking the most picturesque path when walking, and anywhere that trees and foliage can be found. I grew up in the Dandenongs (my parents had a 20 acre bush property); my sisters, brothers and I spent a lot of time outside in the bush, at the creek, on bikes up the track, cutting wood for the fire…..I think with all the modern technology we forget we are not as evolved as we’d like to think; essentially still drawn to nature and fire, wood, textures, foliage, the hearth.
Shinrin-Yoku is a term that means “taking in the forest atmosphere” or “forest bathing”; it’s a cornerstone of Japanese preventative care and healing. According to http://www.shinrin-yoku.org, scientifically proven benefits include:
+ Boosted immune system
+ reduced blood pressure
+ reduced stress
+ improved mood
+ increased ability to focus
+ increased energy levels
+ improved sleep
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