Found

I just found our new reception area seating - a set of vintage Danish theatre seats. Now to find someone willing to drill them into the concrete floors... Suggestions?

Concrete Chesterfield

This has done the rounds in the blogging world I know, but I am still amazed by the fact THIS IS A CONCRETE CAST Chesterfield couch. Amaze. Work done by Gray Concrete.

The aprons have landed

After a long wait, I've just delivered these aprons made from old WW2 canvas tents to Luke at Dead Man Espresso. Dean Man will start opening for dinner very soon (follow Luke on twitter for more info). These aprons are specially for the night staff who will be donning them for dinner service.

Just because..

In-coming

It's been a fun week with loads of pieces landing this week, the halls have been full of clipboards, aprons, and furniture for a variety of clients. This is the Hans Wagner Peacock chair for a residential projects I installed today.

Larritt-Evans for Dulux

I chose Nolita and Domino from the e-magine pallette for this shot.

Details from the e-magine shot.

It's about time I shared my work on the Dulux Colour Forecast for 2011. I was thrilled to be invited to take part in this project bringing to life the Dulux colour palette for 2011.

A Shop Called Moth - April window

Details from this months window at A Shop Called Moth.

Flowers

I picked these lovelies at the Prahran Market on Saturday for only $3.90.

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Image: via Moodboard

Help Japan

Rosettas for Relief - March 30th at Market Lane, 6:30pm.

Market Lane Coffee will open their doors tomorrow on their day off to host a Cup of Relief. Toshi and a host of other volunteers will be behind the machines with all proceeds will be donated to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Market Lane will also be hosting the follow up Rosettas for Relief event on March 30th, donating all proceeds to the victims of these tragic events. The format is the same as last years - 32 of Melbourne’s best baristas go head to head in a latte art throw down.

Help Japan posters by Signalnoise

Signalnoise are producing these stunning 'Help Japan' posters. 18" x 24" high quality digital print on white tone semi-gloss poster stock. Ships in reinforced mail tube. The poster costs $29.99 with all profits donated to Japanese disaster relief following the 8.9 earthquake on March 11.