This
week it’s designers from down under that are captivating us here at Roost Living,
with a bit of an unintentional print theme – we're sure you'll love them, too.
Everingham & Watson
Brisbane based design duo Susie Everingham and Liz Watson create Australiana inspired homeware, injected with fun and colour. We love their bold shapes and colour and this very prawntastic prawn
And of course we are not biased, even if we do know them from our high school days..
Everingham & Watson
Brisbane based design duo Susie Everingham and Liz Watson create Australiana inspired homeware, injected with fun and colour. We love their bold shapes and colour and this very prawntastic prawn
And of course we are not biased, even if we do know them from our high school days..
Ink and Spindle
Melbourne-based Lara Cameron and Tegan Rose are the
creative forces behind interiors label Ink & Spindle. Together, Lara and
Tegan screenprint all of their textiles by hand, using ethical and sustainable
processes wherever possible. It’s their prints that really set them apart and
we’re coveting each and every one. If we simply had to choose, it’d be ‘blockprint’
which adorns their cushions, and ‘wrens’; a lovely inky blue pattern upon
neutral cotton that you can use for all manner of furnishing projects.
Also
in Melbourne, Bonnie Ashley and Neil Downie describe themselves as “compulsive
hoarders”, clinging onto scraps of vintage fabric and pieces of timber that
often serve as inspiration. The design duo, similarly to Lara and Tegan of Ink
& Spindle, hand-print their expressive shapes upon bedding and tea towels
to beautiful effect. We love the organic feel to their use of paint, and their
choice of equally natural materials such as linen.
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