Copy Nature

Design taken from the images collected in New Zealand.

Using nature to construct interior design settings can be quite rewarding.

Nature Leads The Way

Images collected while on holiday in New Zealand have been a useful source for interior design.

Creative Art

Art has the ability to make us have many different emotions depending on what we see or feel when looking at a work. Some of my favorite pieces collected over the years have been very different in style, some quite simple and others very busy.

Finding a home for a new work has never ben difficult though.....
The Black and white work is one of my creations titled "Crowded Spaced"
Another of my favorite works created by Conchita Carambano titeld "Village"

Country Garden

Black and White

Images taken on a walk through Centennial Park Sydney

Cloth

Another of Sydneys well known designers showcasing some of the best fabric's Australia has to offer is Julie Patterson.

Julie is the Director and creator of Cloth Fabric and has been the inspirational brains behind pushing this company forward.

Located in Sydneys Surry Hills district this store offers furniture upholstered in stunning vibrant fabric along with many interior accessories. Many of Julies fabrics are made from environmentally sustainable products such as hemp.

Also recently introduced to the collection are new art works that carry the Julie Patterson theme using bold and vibrant colours.

Home Sweet Home

Collections from around the home include a buddahs hand purchased from The Orient House drapped with a hand calved stone necklace collected on a overseas trip in Thailand.

Alive

Painted in 2007 and titled Alive this painting was crerated using Acrylic's on canvas and is from the exhibition titled “The world Beneath”
Many of the works created for this exhibition were based on a plant’s cellular structure as seen under the microscope.

Designed with Nature in Mind

Young designer Kenneth Cobonpue has recently joined interior design company Hermon & Hermon based in Melbourne Australia to showcase his earthy range of furniture.

Many of Kenneth's items are produced from natural renewable products such as Rattan vines, Manila hemp and Bamboo. The Yoda easy chair pictured is by Kenneth Cobonpue and would look stuning in any setting from residential to commercial.