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The London interior designers faced a unique design brief that stipulated functional and impressive spaces to host guests, focused on the study space, living room and dining area. Belonging to a hotelier and restaurateur, the space called for deep, mature and calming zones for both professional meetings and dinner parties with friends. “We also wanted the interior to reflect the idea of far-flung journeys and the lost sentimentality of travel,” Alexy Kos says. “The space is filled with an eclectic collection of heirlooms, art pieces and antiques.”

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Interiors Addict favourite, stylist Jono Fleming, has collaborated on a colourful limited-edition range of doors and panels with the Bunnings flatpack brand Kaboodle and we love it! Bringing Jono’s inside knowledge of interior trends, the vibrant range is comprised of four distinctive trends that can be used on their own or mixed and matched with other colours in the brand’s existing range.

HVG Facades premium interlocking aluminium cladding system, ZINTL®, is a timelessly elegant and enduring material that’s Australian Made®.

With a mix of natural, bold, and subtle hues, ZINTL® is perfect for any budget or environment. Its versatile design and durability make it particularly well-suited for coastal properties and high-traffic areas. Additionally, our premium woodgrain range lasts utilising ezy HD2 wood effect coating, so you can enjoy a realistic timber look and finish with the convenience of low-maintenance aluminium material.

In a world where sustainability and ethical sourcing is increasingly important, interior designer and The Block judge Darren Palmer is hitting the zeitgeist with the launch of his first rug collection. Comprised of six unique designs, the line-up of environmentally conscious rugs is ethically produced and affordably priced, reflecting his desire to make high quality design accessible to the masses. “I believe in the democratisation of good design,” says Darren, who talked us through the collection recently.

The Courtyard House embraces sustainability throughout. The central courtyard helps maximize cross ventilation and natural daylight to help reduce electricity consumption. Natural materials, like reclaimed teak wood, Indian marbles, and terrazzo floors made from marble waste, contribute to a more eco-friendly design.

The term ‘Hampton Styled” is thrown around quite a lot these days, but what does this interior style really represent and how is it best achieved? Well to answer this question we first need to understand the history of Hampton interiors.