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I was awe struck when I saw this image featured on the cover of the
Inside Out Decorating & Renovating Guide, so much so, that when I lent it to my sister I couldn't wait til she returned it so I bought another. It's as lush on this inside as it is on the outside - hence the name I guess. The
'fabrics' editorial starting on page 121 is absolutely incredible...crumbling walls, richly patterned tiles, a lace valance, light through sheer curtains, layered collections of blue ceramics, butterfly plates and single stems. Turn to page 142 for the
'paint' story inspired by a banquet of richly hued roses and hydrangeas, baby pears and ginger flowers, rosehips and quince. Divine.
Images by Damian Russell. Bathroom belongs to fashion visionary Matthew Williamson. Love that collage!
3 comments:
Oh wow, I love the colours in the first picture. If you have a short attention span, a blank wall is perfect for shuffling stuff around xoxo
I LOVE that rug in that first photograph!
hanging out for this issue on the shelves in NZ!
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