Decor And Design D O O

Decor And Design D O O

Sure, your eyes may want the most modern, chic couch in the showroom. But your back may not. “In my experience, it’s really better to test out seating and take the time to look at the dimensions,” says Sharon Blaustein. If you’re tall, for instance, you might want to opt for a depth of between 40 to 42 inches for a sofa (rather than the standard depth of 36 inches).

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ATUF INDUSTRIESAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: EPCH02 View More

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INTERNATIONAL FLOORCOVERINGSDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: I46 View More

SAUDERAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R12 View More

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EZFURNAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R32 View More

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DARLIN (Aust) Pty LtdDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H20 View More

UNCLE BILLSAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R12 View More

PLANIKA INTELLIGENT FIREDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H46 View More

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DimplexAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: T36 View More

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LEXI LIGHTINGDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: G04 View More

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This is not the time for e-shopping, people. “It’s just so hard to tell on a computer screen what the color really looks like,” Arnold says. “You might think it looks red, but in reality, it’s watermelon pink.” Not to mention the texture of the rug may be totally different than what you were expecting.

ZIPORAH LIFESTYLEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C14 View More

PARKER BOYD (MELTON CRAFT)Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: U12 View More

Creating a Beautiful Sustainable Home with Reclaimed and Recycled FurnitureMay 23, 2018

M DESIGN FURNITUREAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: O26 + P26 View More

HENAN GRACE HOME DECOR CO.,LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT24 View More

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FAB HABITAT PTY LTDDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: I43 View More

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ABFA – AUSTRALIAN BRAND FURNITURE ASSOCIATIONAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: T04 + T26 + T46 View More

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Art director Vivia Horn’s zen upstate New York home makes use of an unexpected gift to give her traditional kitchen a dose of fun. This breakfast table made of a refurbished hibachi—a present from the late wrestler and Benihana restaurateur Rocky Aoki.

Grafico Custom Wall Coverings Decor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H36 View More

QUANZHOU NANYANG ARTS&CRAFTS CO.,LTD.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT81 View More

SCOLAAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: Q36 View More

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A truly beautiful rug can act as the modern-day hearth around which a room revolves. Whether it provides a splash of…

OTES GREENAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R46 View More

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DEHUA BEST VALUE GIFT CO.,LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT86 View More

COLOR LIFE Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: T12 View More

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In Josh Groban’s “The Great Comet” dressing room, interior designer Mike Harrison selected this constellation artwork as a clear focal point for the room. “I loved this piece for its dimensions and colors, but also as a tip of the hat to the ‘Comet’ influences that I know were of importance to Josh,” says Harrison. “I was searching for artwork that would tie together all of Josh’s design sensibilities.”

TUBEWORKS FURNITURE PTY LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: S36 View More

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Jey Key RugsAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: CEPC02 View More

SARAWAK TIMBER INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT236 View More

ENJOY LIGHTINGDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: B30 View More

MAXI PLYWOODDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: G08 View More

It’s exactly what Jenny Cipoletti, founder of fashion, beauty and travel blog Margo & Me, did in her decidedly Parisian office (which is actually in West Hollywood). “Just like when you walk into a cafe in Paris, and you see all the details and the golds, silvers and light blush tones, all of these elements in this space really sing to me,” says Cipoletti. This lets you travel to your favorite destination without stepping outside.

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1800 REMOVALSAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: U41 View More

HURFORD HARDWOODDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: L12 View More

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AURORA LIGHTINGDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H42 View More

SHRI SHYAM TEXTILES AND HOME DECORAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: EPCH04 View More

STUDIO ELWOODDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H38 View More

VETRO FURNITUREAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: U02 View More

The best way to balance out sleek lines and contemporary furniture is by adding a few unique natural elements, from drift wood to greenery. “I don’t like to look around a house and not see touches from the outdoors,” interior designer Tamara Magel says.

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HUIAN L & T POTTERY CO., LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT87 View More

KIMBERLEY CARDOWDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: WS03 View More

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DORIGINE PTY. LTD.Decor + Design MelbourneStand No.: F06 View More

Ross DezignAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: ALH05 View More

DALIAN JAENMAKEN WOOD INDUSTRY CO., LTD.Stand No.: INT28 View More

DREAMCOMAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R12 View More

EXPORT PROMOTION COUNCIL FOR HANDICRAFTSAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: EPCH09 View More

THAI TECHNO GLASS CO., LTD.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT110 View More

FUTURE CLASSICS FURNITUREDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: D12 View More

CTR IMPORTSAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: P36 View More

If Chip and Joanna Gaines have convinced you that your abode needs shiplap, you’re usually best off installing the boards horizontally rather than vertically. “It can really expand a space, making it feel larger than vertical boards can,” says Jason Arnold. “Horizontal boards also feel more contemporary.” Vertical boards, however, can be ideal for rooms with high ceilings.

CRAFT ENTERPRISESDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: D43 View More

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THE PRINT EMPORIUMDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: J37 View More

KOUGI FURNITUREAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R02 View More

XIAMEN DEG TRADE CO.,LTD.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT21 View More

MAYFIELD LAMPSDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H26 View More

BIG ASS FANSDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: K12 View More

ESSGEE LEATHER GOODS PVT.LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: CEPC05 View More

DESIGN KITCHENS & BATHROOMSAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: V02 View More

Make what’s old new again by invigorating antique pieces with colorful fabric from the 21st century. Take, for example, the two 18th-century French bergère chairs here, upholstered in a hot pink Maharam fabric. “Maharam is a very modern, contemporary fabric company, with velvets that are really bright in color,” says Bikoff. “That color was such a pop of freshness and youthfulness on these old chairs.”

FOSHAN AUSSIEHCL FURNITURE CO,.LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT115 View More

LA GROLLA PTY LTDDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: B36 View More

$225, Safavieh Adirondack Round Area Rug, Bed, Bath & Beyond

LAVEENA HOSIERY PVT LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: EPCH08 View More

ZILLO + HUTCHDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C02 View More

IDIOM DESIGNER FURNITURE PTY LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: T11 View More

WARRANBROOKEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: A27 View More

FURNITURE TALK P/LAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: P46 + Q46 View More

HabioAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: ALH08 View More

HARRY HARRY AUSTRALIADecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: J36 View More

JIANGSU MINGLE FLOORING CO.,LTD.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT120 View More

VILLA MAISONDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: K26 View More

HD Built Office FurnitureAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: U36 View More

SEAGA Group AustraliaDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: I40 View More

PGT-RECLAIMED AUSTRALIA PTY LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: S26 View More

SAPORINI (MERLINO FURNITURE IMPORTS)Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: N36 View More

QUANZHOU JINHUOBA GIFTS & CRAFTS CO., LTD.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT84 View More

Faux fur has quickly become a luxurious way to add a bit of depth and variety to a space. “When we use faux fur, we’re looking for some really luscious texture in the room,” says Erin Gates. “If you look at a space and everything is neat, tidy and clean, you want something that’s sumptuous and cozy. It’ll really elevate the space.”

ANGADS FASHIONDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: F08 View More

RVM AUSTRALIA PTY LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: S25 View More

Allow your space to continuously change—as your life does. “Remember that your home should always be evolving, just as you are,” says Kelly Framel, creative director, stylist and founder of online magazine The Glamourai. “I am constantly picking up new treasures on my travels. Your nest should always be a place of comfort and inspiration, and it’s a constant work in progress.”

HAOFA CERAMICS CO., LTD. OF DEHUA,FUJIANAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT90 View More

FARO BARCELONADecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: E36 View More

TERRA MATER FLOORSDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: J06 View More

Changzhou Kaidi Electrical Inc.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT64 View More

Allowing unique items to dictate some design decisions can lead to unexpectedly beautiful results. On the hallways leading into this Art Deco Chicago apartment, dramatic doors and paneling were inspired by a special stack of uncommon lumber. “There was a guy out in Oregon who had a barn full of exotic wood and everything was marked ‘NFS,’ as in Not For Sale,” architect Phillip Liederbach recalls with a laugh. “It gave us a responsibility to elevate it. We obsessed over it.”

CRANK FURNITURE COMPANY PTY LTDDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: J20 View More

LENZI (MERLINO FURNITURE IMPORTS)Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: N36 View More

VICTORIA REGENCYAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R47 View More

Home BARS Furniture & DecorAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: U38 View More

“I love to see the layers of time and renovations,” says California-based interior designer Patrick Printy. “To me, it deepens the effect.” Achieving a sense of harmony that feels organic is key.

Carpet E RegalAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: CEPC07 View More

INTRIM GROUPDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C25 View More

DASH & ALBERT RUGS AUSTRALIADecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: E07 View More

GARDENHOUSE DECORDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: J1 View More

LEO FURNITURE WAREHOUSEAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R36 View More

ST BARTS TRADING CO.Decor + Design MelbourneStand No.: F20 View More

EZFURN (NARDI)Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: R32 View More

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SWAN BEDDINGAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: T20 View More

SHANGHAI DIESHENG FURNITURE CO.LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT68 View More

ENTANGLEMENTSDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: G39 View More

Rather than art, a high-impact wallpaper can give a subdued room some wow-factor. The 19th century wallcovering from this luxe Milan apartment was purchased at auction in France and adapted to the room. “We created the missing parts, the plinth and the ceiling frame, to depict an Italian capriccio, a fantastical and bucolic landscape with architectural features,” Laura Sartori Rimini of Studio Peregalli says.

BEDMASTER BEDDINGAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: O36 View More

When Lee Cavanaugh and Sarah DePalo of Cullman & Kravis make their yearly trip to the Paris flea, they send finds home in a group container to keep costs down.

C.B. TEXAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: EPCH06 View More

DESIGNS BY LINDENAIFF loves HOMEMADEStand No.: ALH01 View More

Instead of hanging a painting on a bare wall, accent it with a rich, velvet curtain background. “Curtains just create a great, calming energy in which you feel very shrouded and comforted, making for a luxurious and restful environment,” says Framel. “And being able to put a really great pop of artwork in front of that textural colored backdrop has a lot of impact.”

CALIBRE FURNITUREDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: E12 View More

“Bringing a touch of the Old World into the mix creates a home that will never feel dated,” designer Alex Papachristidis explains of the art-studded Manhattan apartment he designed for a family friend. For example, the silver leaf–and–rock crystal chandelier from Liz O’Brien that he hung in the otherwise modern dining room.

DESIGNER BOYS ART COLLECTIONDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C19 View More

Bazhou Hometom Furniture Co.,LtdAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT113 View More

Instead of meshing a color scheme with a sense of place, designer Irakli Zaria used rich gold and turquoise as an antidote to gloomy London days in this chic pied-a-terre. “In a place where there are such cloudy skies, it makes no sense to have a gray interior,” he said.

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Looking at your home from a holistic perspective—seeing how each room works in balance against the others—can help craft a welcome variety in your spaces, like this emerald and charcoal dining room that adds a touch of formality to an otherwise contemporary Los Angeles home.

INNOVATEC AUSTRALIA PTY LTDDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: F12 View More

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GALLERY DIRECTDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: G26 View More

M.A.T FINE FURNITUREAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: Q26 View More

CURIOUS GRACEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H02 View More

REDDIE DESIGN LIMITEDDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: L18 View More

HANNAH GRACE MANUFACTURING CO.,LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT89 View More

FUJIAN DEHUA JIAFA CERAMICS CO.,LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT92 View More

Ningbo Sunmate Home & Casual Promotion Co.,Ltd.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT14 View More

You don’t need to go bright in order to create visual impact in a room. “[My wife] wanted to dial it back into her aesthetic, away from the color,” says David Kaihoi of the 400-square foot New York studio he renovated for his family. “I agreed, but suggested we do that with texture and pattern.”

THEOREM CONCEPTSAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: U04 View More

Aus props aistraliaDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: F07 View More

QUANZHOU DESIGN MASTER LIMITEDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT85 View More

ALEXANDER SANTORINI IMPORTSDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: K01 View More

OLIVER B (MERLINO FURNITURE IMPORTS)Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: N36 View More

AUS Manufacturing UpholsterersAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: ALH04 View More

Albi (Amalfi, Rogue, Society Home and Grand Designs Home Collection)Decor + Design MelbourneStand No.: I26 View More

QUANZHOU ZHONGTAI IMP&EXP CO.,LTD. FUJIANAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT88 View More

TINGLE INDUSTRY LIMITEDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT82 View More

ARC CUSTOM & COMMERCIAL FURNITURE PTY LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: M36 View More

MERLINOAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: N36 View More

BRUMBY SUNSTATEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: B44 View More

ZHEJIANG JIECANG LINEAR MOTION TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT11 View More

FOSHAN SITZONE FURNITURE CO., LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT230 View More

Politorno MóveisAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: T40 View More

Creative Co-Op HomeDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: L36 View More

Want to make a variety of bright colors cohesive? Think about how you would arrange a flower bouquet, as Sasha Bikoff did in this SoHo apartment. “The same can apply to a space, but you need to find a connection,” she says. “Here, that connection is the fabric on the dining room chairs, which showcases colors also found throughout the room.”

“A lot of people love the idea of really simple, modern living—it’s appealing, it’s nice and it seems serene,” says Erika Yeaman, a Homepolish designer and owner of YES Associates. “But the reality of maintaining that is a little tricker. Mixing Scandinavian design with bohemian style warms it up and makes it feel more homey and attainable.”

ANJI TIANCHI BAMBOO & WOOD INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT27 View More

DELUXE RUGS N CARPETSDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: F39 View More

It’s easy to gravitate toward the usual suspects like wood and leather when trying to craft a textured living space, but branch outside of your comfort zone. Emilie Munroe of Studio Munroe recommends drawing from your own personal style, especially the articles of clothing and patterns you’re attracted to.

ERGOVIDAAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: S20 View More

NEST OUTDOOR FURNITUREAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: S12 View More

HONEY & GRACEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: J43 View More

HEPBURN HARDWAREDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C26 View More

$1,688, Interlude Home Lestari Petrified Wood Side Tale, Houzz

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CANVAS + SASSONDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: D33 View More

To avoid being locked into a single style, lighting designer Lindsey Adelman switches up the fixtures in her Park Slope home on a regular basis. “It’s part of my creative process,” she explains, “I love to see things in context, in real life—to live with them.”

NATURAL FIBRE TEXTILESDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H33 View More

FLAMINGO RD HOMEWARESDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C16 View More

QUANZHOU YUJIN CRAFTS CO.,LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT91 View More

The kitchen is probably the only room in our home that changes constantly – it actually evolves on a daily basis…

AVALIA OUTDOORDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: A50 View More

$3,295, Rococo Iron & Crystal Chandelier, Restoration Hardware

SEARLES HOMEWARESDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: D11 View More

Grand Designs Home Collection (Albi)Decor + Design MelbourneStand No.: I26 View More

Rogue (Albi)Decor + Design MelbourneStand No.: I26 View More

KAMEN DESIGNAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: T42 View More

Shenzhen Helian Electronics Co., LtdAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT117 View More

Kate Reynolds, co-owner of Studio Four NYC, believes in pairing big-ticket items with budget finds. “I think a room balances out better when you have different levels of price and craftsmanship,” she says. “It helps you notice the statement piece more.”

PHOENIX FRAMES WHOLESALEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: I42 View More

WISTERIA DESIGNDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C36 View More

Looking beyond the traditional with wallcoverings can create a truly standout design presence. “I do think I might have scared [architect Ken Linsteadt] a little bit when I announced I was planning to install two levels of green floral fabric on the walls of the grand salon,” says Ken Fulk of his Sonoma Valley lakeside retreat, yet the fabric gives the high walls a richness that wallpaper alone might not have achieved.

EASYGREEN INTERIORDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: E08 View More

Instead of fighting against rusticity, embracing the natural character of a home can create a natural richness in the space.”My father found artisans to decorate the bathroom in red limestone, a typical Rajasthani material,” Siddharth Kasliwal, heir to India’s famed Munnu the Gem Palace, explained of the former-cowshed-turned-home he inherited from his father. “All the other elements—the brass sink and hardware, the mirror— are vintage or antique.”

CAFE Lighting & LivingDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: A02 + B02 View More

ALLIANCE FURNITURE TRADINGDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: D20 View More

ZAFFERODecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C43 + C44 View More

Ningbo Idesk Intelligent Technology Co.,LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT118 View More

IN THE BOXAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT08 View More

UNITEX INTERNATIONALDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: J26 View More

SPACE TO CREATEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: F36 View More

INUNI HOMEWARESAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: U26 View More

CIACCI (MERLINO FURNITURE IMPORTS)Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: N36 View More

Megatron (Changzhou) Electronic Technologies Co.,Ltd.Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT114 View More

Exotic Indian BroadloomsAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: CEPC01 View More

ASTRA WAREHOUSE & FURNITURE DOMAINAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R26 View More

SHARYN KAYNE LUXURY ART TEXTILES & The Design EdgeDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: E43 View More

SENSOPLUS BY XBASE HOMEAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: U46 View More

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GLOBEWESTDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: B11 + B12 View More

CHARGESPOTAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: T44 View More

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NIK DESKAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: V41 View More

DARCY & DUKEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: D23 View More

When renovating a building that already has plenty of character, like this 1920s Spanish Colonial home in Los Angeles, it’s all about striking the balance between what you add and what you leave. “We wanted to make it feel more holistic while still honoring its heritage,” designer Steven Johanknecht says of the decision to keep the original hand-carved ceiling beams and wrought-iron chandeliers while removing mismatched materials from previous renovations.

ALF DAFRE (MERLINO FURNITURE IMPORTS)Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: N36 View More

Rhombus Industrial Co.,LtdAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT17 View More

Ningbo Yinzhou Jaden Furniture Co., LtdAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: INT122 View More

GHADAMIAN & COMPANYDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: L20 View More

HOUZZ AUSTRALIADecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: G02 View More

THE RUG COLLECTIONDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: G12 + H12 View More

ASIF DESIGN GROUPPEAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: EPCH01 View More

Whether you’re decorating your first home or your fifth, great design is in the details. We’ve consulted top designers and scoured our archives to find the best ideas for every room in the house.

MY MAJENTA PTY LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: R04 View More

DIXIE CUMMINGS ENTERPRISESAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: P12 View More

MIDDLE OF NOWHERE (WARRANBROOKE)Decor + Design MelbourneStand No.: A27 View More

YEPgallery & Zetta KantaDESIGN LANEWAYStand No.: DL09 View More

STYLE TEMPLEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: D44 View More

Just because your designer of choice lives in another city doesn’t mean you can’t work together. Services like Homepolish and Decorist, among others, make it easy to find decorators across the country, while Allison Harlow of Curio Design Studio uses Skype to work with clients virtually.

FHI – Furnx Home InteriorsAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: S02 View More

MLILY AUSTRALIAAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: N26 View More

$375, Arturo 8-Light Rectangular Chandelier, Ballard Designs

MACEY & MOOREDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: E38 View More

TRIBAL KRAFTSAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: EPCH05 View More

INSTYLE LIGHTING ONLINEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: F02 View More

Boyle Industries Pty LtdDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: K20 View More

PALACE ON STREETDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: L23 View More

EZFURN (FAMEG)Australian International Furniture FairStand No.: R32 View More

$5,400, John Stuart Clingman for Widdicomb Mid-Century Modern Lounge Chairs, 1stdibs

LIFESTYLE HOLDINGS AUSTRALIAAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: O02 View More

MELTON CRAFT PTY LTDAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: U12 View More

ESCAPE TO PARADISEDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H19 View More

Jey Key CarpetsAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: CEPC04 View More

NEW ORIENTAL TRADING PTY LTDDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: C30 View More

DESIGN FURNITUREDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: A21 View More

SARTHAK SAHIL DESIGN COAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: EPCH07 View More

To soften the modern edge of stainless steel, decorator Alisa Bloom put a traditional spin on the kitchen cabinetry of her 1920s Chicago penthouse with brass inlays. With the help of a local hardware maker, she even designed her own hinges and drawer pulls. “I would never go into a store and just buy something,” she says. “It’s all about the process and the hunt.”

ALPHA GLOBAL IMPORTS PTY LTDDecor + Design MelbourneStand No.: H44 View More

LIVING ARTIFACT DESIGNDESIGN LANEWAYStand No.: DL11 View More

“You mix things up with old and new,” suggests textiles and interior designer Kathryn M. Ireland, as she did in the living room of her Santa Monica home; a room where the furnishings include 17th-century French chairs, an 18th-century Mexican console, and a cocktail table from her furniture line.

Orient PalaceAustralian International Furniture FairStand No.: CEPC08 View More

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