Real Living Australia – August 2019

Velvet interiors What started as

a fashion trend is now an interiors

obsession. We’re seeing this luxe

fabric everywhere, from armchairs

to entire walls – note how designer

Nina Maya has covered this dreamy

bedroom in floor-to-ceiling dusty

rose velvet. Ninamayainteriors.com

Articolo Can we just talk about how beautiful this wall

sconce by Articolo is? It’s sculptural and sophisticated,

and we can’t wait to see what the Melbourne-based

lighting studio comes up with next! Articololighting.com

Mr and Mrs White This contemporary oak table can

be anything you need it to be – a creative work space,

a place to gather for meals, even a decorative display.

And it comes in three sizes. Mrandmrswhite.net

Triibe Now this is how you bring the ’70s back!

We love the burnt tones and touchable texture in this

project by design studio Triibe. Wearetriibe.com

Derek Swalwell The architectural photographer has

just released a new series of large-scale prints. Titled

‘Outdistance’, these works bring Italian brutalist design

landmarks to life in vivid colour. Outdistancebrutal.com

Matteau We’ve already picked out everything we want
from Matteau’s Resort 2020 line, which debuted at this
year’s Australian Fashion Week. Think elegant, relaxed
silhouettes and chic swimwear. Matteau-store.com

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TEXTURE INSPO

photography

hannah roche (matteau); felix forest (nina maya); terence chin (triibe);

david mitchell (standard dose); sean fennessy (moss) | *conversions correct at time of print