All the Makings
Friday, 21 August 2015
The Great Portrait Debate
Wednesday, 19 August 2015
Jordan and I are having a difference of opinion. This is not uncommon, but his view on the matter is quite firm – the matter being that I would like a stately portrait, to hang possibly in the hallway or the living room. Some important so and so from another time, maybe with rosy cheeks and a strong nose will lord over the house and introduce some much needed colour and character. Jordan thinks this is ridiculous and creepy and will not budge on his hatred of the idea, no matter how many images of its successful execution I shove at him.
Personally, I think he is still traumatised by this portrait (scroll all the way to the bottom, she is a creep).
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Never Far From A View
Monday, 17 August 2015
Living in Sydney, you are never really far from a spectacular view. A little while back, we travelled north of the city (akin to leaving the state when you live in the south) and stopped in Ku-ring-gai National Park to stretch our legs and introduce ourselves to this view. It was one of those rare days in Sydney where there was not a breath of wind and the water was so calm you could almost imagine yourself skating over it.
All images via Wishful Thinking
All Me Everything
Friday, 14 August 2015
Some days I am more philosophical than others but today, at the end of a long week, I am all about one-word answers.
Brace Yourself
Wednesday, 12 August 2015
Lovers of all things vintage, monochrome and layered, brace yourself because you are about to see a truly special space. What was once a motor mechanics garage, has since been converted into light, bright and airy holiday accommodation (in none other than Melbourne), by the very talented Lynda Gardener. I’ve done some serious mooning over the white floor, vintage photos and crumpled linen bedding. Guess where I am staying on our next trip to Melbourne…
Source | Est Magazine
The Hinterlands
Monday, 10 August 2015
An aspect of Australia that never fails to surprise me is how very green certain parts of the countryside can be – the eastern coast of New South Wales in particular. If you venture out just west of Byron Bay, you’ll find yourself in the lush green rolling hills of the Hinterlands. Where the grass is so green, you might almost mistake it for Irish countryside. Everybody is relaxed, mellow, friendly. Even the cows.
Images via Wishful Thinking
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