Of all the new collections that come out of Scandinavia each season, one I always particularly look forward to seeing is that of Menu. I'll be honest: when I first viewed the press photos of its autumn-winter 2020 launches, which were unveiled at its newly made-over Copenhagen showroom / HQ / hotel The Audo during 3 Days of Design, I wasn't sure what to make of them. But the more I've looked at . . .
Home tour | A minimalist renovation project near Manchester
Today I'm taking a look around the stunning house of designer Bec Kirby (@our_aus on Instagram), her partner Tom and their two beautiful cats, Mochi and Suciu. Located just outside Manchester in northern England, it's one of the most minimalist homes that I've featured to date, but it's proof that simplicity certainly doesn't equal boring or uninviting . . .
Design project | A restful green bedroom
I've been wanting to give you a peek at one of my finished projects ever since I launched my design services earlier this year, but the situation over the last few months made things tricky. Well, last week I was finally able to visit the home of my first-ever client, Nikki, and I'm so excited to share a few photos with you! . . .
New Works’ nature-inspired showroom makeover
Of all the events that took place at 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen last week, the one I was perhaps saddest to miss was the launch of New Works' newly redecorated showroom. The brand first moved into its period townhouse home in the Frederiksstaden neighbourhood last spring, and it was one of my favourite spaces from 3 Days of Design 2019 . . .
New finds | September 2020
The start of a new month - and in this case a new season - means it's time for my regular pick of minimalist design finds. It's a particularly Denmark-heavy selection today, as this week sees Copenhagen host its annual 3 Days of Design festival (originally due to take place in May but postponed) . . .
Home tour | A sustainable new-build in Norway
Today's home tour comes to you courtesy of Ask og Eng - a Norwegian design studio which makes beautiful kitchens and other fitted furniture using sustainably sourced materials. It was founded by environmental geographer Kine Ask Stenersen and architect Kristoffer Eng in 2016 after they struggled to find an eco-friendly kitchen solution when renovating their first apartment . . .
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