DAILY IMPRINT

a time to pause

After almost five and a half years and more than 700 interviews it's time to press pause on Daily Imprint. It's time for new adventures in creativity. I have also taken leave of Facebook, Twitter, ...

scotland island house

It says something about the Scotland Island weekender that belongs to Craig and Leigh that shortly after I visited for a third time to produce a feature for Warnes & Walton, I booked a holiday ...

the home of "elvis et moi"

The home of Emilie Austin of Elvis et Moi is every bit as stylish as she is. It's also where the designer creates her jewellery. Emilie has also just released a range of leather goods, too.The feat...

festive table settings

There are always new discoveries to be found when styling for a large studio-based shoot. Like black keyhole cutlery from Seletti - via the Wedding List Co. And a matt gold set from the same brand ...

leah robins's surry hills apartment

There are some people who talk the talk. Then there are those who walk the walk. You've met Leah Robins previously - when I interviewed her here. She spoke about simplifying her life and de-clutter...

kym elphinstone's potts point home

Foyers and lifts are usually places that people pass through in apartment buildings. Rarely does anyone stop to talk, and laugh - especially with strangers. But every time I passed through these co...

chippendale loft feature

One day I was walking through the streets of Chippendale and came across a warehouse conversion. The building used to be a sweets factory for Menthol-Lyptus, but in 2004 it was transformed into 14 ...

aussie homes in new york

Just over a year ago I headed over to the USA on a big adventure. I saw virtually none of the "sights" this time but I did get a great insight into how people live. Part of it I shared here. Howeve...

"amazing style" on the cover

The latest issue of real living features the Melbourne home of Ursula and Hans van Schoonhoven from House of Orange. Both their home and business have a strong European influence thanks to the coup...

my home in inside out magazine

It's always a slightly surreal experience to see your home in a magazine. It looks so complete, somewhat final, and, well, tidy. I have to add quiet to that equation, too. Anyone who knows my tribe...