moodboard photos by Michaela Edwards, decor8, a.mitsopoulos, Rd. Vortex via a view to; car by Hetero Topia; portrait of girl by Hasisi Park
wooden chair by Mark Eden Schooley; Moodboard photos by Monceau, libraryman, no penny for them, Jeremy Brooks, a. mitsopoulos via a view to ; dining table by Mark Eden Schooley
bed Wailin Tse; escalator Jeff Wheeler; neon sign Hetero Topia; girl
digital clock by Crazy Doggy ; Matthew Williamson's Fluro Lights photo by Damian Russell; bedroom and table by Mark Eden Schooley; stitched porcelain Botany vases by Rae Dunn
digital clock by Crazy Doggy ; Matthew Williamson's Fluro Lights photo by Damian Russell; bedroom and table by Mark Eden Schooley; stitched porcelain Botany vases by Rae Dunn
Bust via Haw-Lin; Clutch Clare by Bodie and Fou; Girl in dress by HaoJan Chang
Raw, rough, natural, neutral materials contrasted with neon brights is heaven. No need for sunglasses for this scheme. The trick is to avoid synthetics, plastics and add dabs of colour.
Neon is everywhere at the moment. This bright and loud 80s pop influence is a chance to have some fun experimenting in creating a sophisticated upbeat space which will make family and friends envy you for a very long time.