Global and Exotic Interiors

Icon Baby - Decorate with mirrored walls

Icon Baby - Decorate walls with shells (Janine-Janet )

Icon-Baby - Mix patterns and always add an animal print (Piero Castellini Baldissera)

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Modern attitude and old cultures

Modern attitude and old cultures - Exotic Global Interiors

This is a style very close to my heart, reflecting the many countries I called “HOME” over the years and the many cultures I experienced - and opened up to me.

China’s ancient workmanships and proportions; Hong Kong, where East and West exist vis-à-vis, French elegance and savoir vivre, Indian splendor, and New York’s energy.

Sophisticated juxtapositions, clever pairings, artisan art, crafts and workmanships updated with a modern twist and mixed with midcentury classics.

Global style inspires me and excites my imagination and evokes treasured memories.

Global Exotic Interiors

Legong dancer, Bali, 1926 by Andre Roosevelt.

Ni Lollok aged about 11, later the model and wife of Belgian painter in Bali A.J. Le Mayeur.

Global & Exotic - Get the Look in Australia

Icon-Baby Blog -  Get the Look in Australia

01///  Hand  decorated shell mirror from 'Connect Furniture', Australia.

02///  Cowrie shell neckpiece mounted on a stand from

          Nest Emporium, Australia.

03///  Handmade Urn Vase made in India from Weylandts, Australia.

04///  Faux Burlwood D-C-Fix Decorative Vinyl from Berlin Wallpaper. 

         Great for DIY!

05///  Arot Wallpaper from Phillip Jeffries. 

06///  The Chinoiserie faux bamboo cabinet, a reproduction from a 

         19s century original from Laura Kincade, Australia. 

07///  Barry Dixon Josephine Screen, inspired by Josephine Baker from Arteriors, 

         available in Australia via Boyd Blue.

08///  Vintage rattan chair from Complete Pad, Australia.

09///  Lombok resin clamshell ornament from Coco Republic, Australia.

10///  Limited edition faceted glass vase #2 from  Coco Republic, Australia.

11///  Oceania Nestling Tables with a faux Tortoise shell table top from

         Bernhardt Interiors, Australia.

  

Please contact me for further product details.

Barclay Butera

Foo Dog

Francois de la Rochefoucauld quote

French Design from the 60s and 70s - Maria Pergay

Maria Pergay advertisement, 1972 

Maria Pergay

Brigitte Bardot's sits well with the lines of the 'flying carpet' daybed!

Something Utopic surrounds Pergay's work. Each work, to Pergay, is "An expression of — what [...] maybe coms from Mars or the moon?"

Maria Pergay, Flying Carpet Daybed, 1968