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Art Direction & Styling AMBER ARMITAGE

Photography MELANIE JENKINS

With special thanks to Flash Studios


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From left: BROKIS lamp from ECC. Malawi cane chair from CITTA. Tan Linen cushion (on chair) from REPUBLIC. Kim slides from SOL SANA. Carry bag from MOODSTORE. Coat stand from CITTA. Arnhem sofa from REPUBLIC. Black tropical cushion from REPUBLIC. Copper velvet cushion from MOODSTORE. Linen ginger cushion from MOODSTORE. Plaited jute rug from CITTA. Kauri vase from TESSUTI. Teak dish from CITTA. Ceramic vase from REPUBLIC. Wood board by Cinq étoiles from TESSUTI.

Wall painted in RESENE Colorwood Pitch Black (left)

and RESENE Eighth Stonewashed (right). Floor painted in

RESENE Colorwood Natural from RESENE COLORSHOPS.

Autumn Tones

REMIX ISSUE 101 3.indd 70 8/03/19 10:08 AM


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A beautiful collection. RESENE Colorwood stains from left, RESENE Colorwood Tiri, RESENE Colorwood Pitch Black, RESENE Colorwood Whitewash, RESENE Colorwood Iroko, RESENE Colorwood Natural and RESENE Colorwood Cedar from RESENE COLORSHOPS.

- Add warmth and depth with wood stains in a mix of tones to bring a natural earthy feel

to your interior.

- Keeping a colour palette minimal means you can go large on texture. Try mixing natural fibres such as jute, rattan and wood with the

softness of velvet.

- Don’t get caught up on things “matching” (like all the same cushions) but play around with tones, textures

and sizes - you will be surprised how they all just

work together.

- Sometimes the beauty of wood grain on the walls is enough and it can replace the need for an artwork.

STYLIST TIPS

– Amber ArmitageImage by Jessica Whiting

I N T E R I O R S . E Y E S O N

Rock Candleholder by Tom Dixon from

SIMON JAMES

Arnhem Sofa from REPUBLIC HOME

Fora 70 Table Lamp by Bover

from ECC

Linear two tier coffee

table from CITTA

Oberon cushion from KING LIVING

Malawi double cane chair from CITTA

- RESENE Colour Expert

When you’re choosing a deep colour, consider

using a matte finish, like RESENE

SpaceCote Flat, to bring out the depth

of the colour.



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Bendigo woollen blankets

from COAST

ECOYA candle

Drawdowns from left, RESENE Shabby Chic, RESENE Fast Forward, RESENE She’ll Be Right and RESENE Love Me Do. Testpots in RESENE She’ll Be Right (top), RESENE Fast Forward and RESENE Shabby Chic (bottom) from RESENE COLORSHOPS.

- Create a statement with a bold use of colour inspired by your favourite artwork.

- Unused fireplaces can be used as a fun shelving idea for a collection of beautiful

objects.

- Use floor rugs to pull the whole room and look

together - treat them as an artwork on the floor.

STYLIST TIPS

– Amber Armitage

- RESENE Colour Expert

Image by Jessica Whiting

I N T E R I O R S . E Y E S O N

Mars coffee table from KING LIVING

Bash vessel by Tom Dixon from SIMON JAMES

Slim cove mirror from

MOODSTORE

Perch Light Wall by

Moooi from ECC

Pick Up sticks chair by Resident from SIMON

JAMES

Calypso Lamp from REPUBLIC

HOME

Embrace the natural look and protect interior timber without changing its looks with RESENE

Aquaclear Natural.



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Wall (top) and fireplace painted in RESENE Shabby Chic.

Wall (bottom) painted in RESENE Fast Forward and floorboards

painted in RESENE Alabaster from RESENE COLORSHOPS.

From top left: Lamp from ECC. Vase by REPUBLIC. Print FROM HENRIETTA HARRIS. Print (on floor) by Toni Brandso. Ligne Roset chair from DOMO. Round velvet squabs (on chair) from TESSUTI. Ligne Roset standing lamp from DOMO. Mirror from MOODSTORE. Ligne Roset table from DOMO. Apricot vase by MONMOUTH GLASS STUDIO Ligne Roset vases from DOMO. Milly handbag BY SABEN. Parlour plaid rug BY NODI RUGS.


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