Style inspirationfrom Heidi’s Australian country home
DESIGN DETAILS
Harematt emulsion,
£18 for 2.5L, Crown
Jitney No 293 estate
emulsion, £46.50 for
2.5L, Farrow & Ball
MOODYSHADES
Heidi introduced accents of deep colour to create
both a dramatic backdrop for some of her rustic
furniture and vintage accessories and a contrast to
the white palette of her interiors. She painted the
guest room bedhead in Leaden by Porter’s Paints,
which contrasts beautifully with the neutral shade
of Gaiety Tan by Taubmans on the wall.
WHERETO SOURCERICH NEUTRALS
Bring an earthy relaxed feel to interiors with shades
ranging from soft browns to more grey-toned beiges.
REPURPOSEDSINK UNIT
Embracing the non-fitted style of her kitchen, Heidi
decided to keep the quirky workbench that the
previous owner had adapted for use as a sink unit.
To recycle an antique table, sideboard or desk in the
same way, ensure that it’s structurally sound and seal
the wood with varnish. Baskets on shelves below or
a rustic curtain will help to conceal pipework.
WHERETO SOURCERUSTIC WORKBENCHES
Search vintage shops or reclamation yards for suitable
pieces, or browse sites such as Pamono or Vinterior.
Workbench, from
£1,200, Baileys
The Living Island, from
£7,860, Matthew Cox