101 things we love
1 Kelly Wearstler We love anything this US designer puts her hand to, and her latest range of wallpapers is no exception. Each design will infuse its chosen room with print, texture and bold colour. Kellywearstler.com
2 West Elm The new spring collection is all about texture, sculptural shapes and smart designs for small spaces. We love the rounded form and on-trend colour of this coffee table – very easy to live with. Westelm.com.au
3 St Agni, Brisbane This Byron brand’s timeless fashion wares have a second home in Brisbane’s James Street. The raw, earthy retail space was designed in collaboration with interior design studio Triibe. St-agni.com
4 Forma 5 Who knew desk chairs could look so good? Office furniture specialist Forma 5 recently unveiled several new stylish and practical chair ranges at Denfair, including its stackable Bika chair. Workspace.com.au
5 Light + Ladder Reminiscent of ancient times, the fresh collection of planters from this Brooklyn-based studio blends primitive forms with lustrous satin finishes to help bring nature inside. Lightandladder.com
6 Uashmama These colour-infused bags made from washable paper have us hankering for payday. They look just as pretty amid the Tuscan hills (seen here) as they do on the streets of Australia. Uashmama.com.au
7 Iittala There are glasses and then there are Raami glasses – part of a new range by Jasper Morrison for glassware juggernaut Iittala – which bring a whole new level of ambience and tactility to the table. littala.com.au
8 Sony Alongside sunscreen and snacks, these wireless speakers are a summer essential. They’re small enough to fit in a picnic basket or beach bag and they won’t get damaged by the occasional splash. Store.sony.com.au
9 Mustard There’s something so satisfying about closing the door on all your clutter, and these retro-style lockers cover a multitude of storage sins. Now available in two new colour ways, Ocean and Berry. Mustardmade.com
Tasmania has a new Airbnb in its inimitable repertoire – Slow Beam, nestled in the West Hobart hills. Showcasing local designers and artists, the one-bedroom home features works by the likes of Esther Stewart, Anna Varendorff and Ebony Truscott. No detail has been forgotten, from the furnishings
