Real Living Australia – August 2019

Ramen Zundo Sapporo, Sydney Circular forms

feature throughout this TomMarkHenry-designed ramen

bar, where steel-framed windows let in the light and

neon signs lend an air of playfulness. Ramenzundo.com

WonderGlass Called Alcova, which means “a place where lovers

meet” in Italian, this collection of cast-glass vessels and niches form

sculptural landscapes when grouped together. Livingedge.com.au

A Boy Named Aaron We love the architectural design

and balance of colour and pattern in these eye-catching

rugs. They’ll become the hero piece in whatever room

you decide to put them. Aboynamedaaron.com.au

Studio Amelia This debut sandal collection from

Londonite-turned-Sydneysider Emily Amelia Inglis is so

elegantly minimalistic and desirable, Net-a-Porter and

Browns have signed on as stockists. Studioamelia.co

King Living The award-winning furniture store has

added a new string to its bow in the form of elegant

lighting. The four styles cast a soft glow with minimal

glare – ideal for modern homes. Kingliving.com.au

Nescafé Gold Enjoy barista-style coffee – complete

with velvety, frothy top – at home with Nescafé Gold’s

new cafe-inspired range. We’re quite partial to the

Crème Brûlée Latté flavour. Nescafe.com.au

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Balla table

lamp, $580, and

floor lamp,

$980, King Living.

photography

digital habitus (kohle); kristina soljo (nescafe gold); claire lavabre (wonderglass)

Pomela Arch floor rugs, $295

each, A Boy Named Aaron.

Cafe-inspired coffee

sachets, $6.30 for 8,

Nescafé Gold.

1.1 sandals in Nude,

$350, Studio Amelia.

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