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- Urban Road launches three new collections for 2022
- Christmas Finders Keepers market: online this weekend
- Sarah Ellison’s latest collab features stunning coloured glass lighting
| Urban Road launches three new collections for 2022 Posted: 17 Nov 2021 04:00 PM PST Homewares brand Urban Road has launched three new wall art print collections for 2022: Aboriginal Artists, Blooming Botanicas and Candid Thoughts.  Art prints are an easy, affordable and stylish option to enhance any space. The new collection showcases florals in captivating colours and bold geometric shapes in a variety of styles and palettes that perfectly complement any home décor. Urban Road is proudly Australian made, with all artwork is designed and handcrafted right here. Aboriginal Artists For lovers of Aboriginal art, these powerful works have been carefully selected to reflect the beauty of the land and strong personal themes. Maria Watson-Trudgett's contemporary abstract works feature stories of resilience, strength, whilst Amanda Hinkelmann showcases the power of women. Meanwhile, Helen Nungarrayi Reed celebrates the vibrant colours of Ninkuwakal country.  Blooming Botanicas Blooms are still big in homewares and this widespread array of artwork showcasing Australian natives will bring an explosion of life and colour to any space. The collection includes waratahs, banksias and eucalyptus.   Candid Thoughts Modern art lovers after contemporary décor will be drawn to these geometric-inspired abstract pieces. Curved and straight lines create an interlocking effect in key pieces evoking a sense of flow and movement, alongside works of bold geometric shapes. This collection is filled with pieces that complement various interior design styles.  With over 1,100 unique artworks, 500 poster designs and a range of homewares and furnishings, Urban Road has something to suit everyone. Urban Road's new wall art collection is out now.  Original affordable art prints: Bespoke designs created in Melbourne There's no denying the art print scene has exploded over the last five years and while it's largely been a great thing for interior lovers, it has sometimes felt like… The post Urban Road launches three new collections for 2022 appeared first on The Interiors Addict. |
| Christmas Finders Keepers market: online this weekend Posted: 17 Nov 2021 04:00 PM PST In its final online event of the year, The Finders Keepers is hosting a three-day Christmas Online Market from tomorrow (Friday 19) to Sunday 21 November to promote a season of shopping well and supporting small. More than 200 small creative businesses on the Finders Keepers Online Marketplace platform are taking part, offering market-only specials across the long weekend event to give mindful shoppers the chance to get their festive season gifts sorted. And there’s plenty of homewares on offer. With promotions across every category from ethical fashion and jewellery to baby and kids, handmade homewares, local art, and gifts for him, the Christmas Online Market is the opportunity for conscious consumers to choose mindfully made this season. Check out some of the amazing products and gifts on offer: Ornament – slender Christmas tree by A Fiery Heart. From $26 to $42.  Illustrations by Andrina Manon. From $7.50 to $35.  North star necklace by Au Revoir Les Filles. $89.95.  Eucalypt Bark Mug by Beatrice the Potter. From $45 to $85.  Beeswax wraps by Beeswax Wraps Australia. From $10 to $55.  Playground Arty Fabric Planter by Kristina Forrest art & design. $39.  6pc Reusable Cutlery Set by Ekoroo. $29.  Wall prints by Post & Co. From $60 to $440  Abstract Trivets Set of Two Spotted Gum by TS Makers. $79.   Christmas is coming! The best looking Santa sacks We are only a hop, skip and a jump away from the festive season. Something we’ve been on the lookout for are Santa sacks that won’t ruin the look of… The post Christmas Finders Keepers market: online this weekend appeared first on The Interiors Addict. |
| Sarah Ellison’s latest collab features stunning coloured glass lighting Posted: 17 Nov 2021 12:00 PM PST Looking as if mined from the earth, this gorgeous new lighting collection is in fact made from hand blown glass. A collaboration between the talented furniture designer (and ex Real Living magazine staffer) Sarah Ellison and the celebrated lighting designer Alex Fitzpatrick from ADesignStudio, the three-piece range is called ALCHEMY.  With its textured, organic aesthetic, the collection features a wall light, table lamp and pendant light and is hand blown using coloured glass. The enlarged, rounded, pebble-like shapes area available in clear, sepia or salmon shades paired with contoured brass bases. Each piece also features LED technology and a black fabric cord. "Lighting is the most powerful generator of atmosphere in any space and has been a product category my team and I have been exploring for some time. Having worked with Alex many times within my own brand, I didn't consider anyone other than ADesignStudio for my first design collaboration in the lighting space" says Sarah.  A sought-after lighting designer, Alex has collaborated with an impressive line-up of architects, artists and industrial designers (including Bates Smart and Electrolight), since launching his studio in 2016. This range evolved out of Alex's fascination with crackled glass.  "What's unique about this range is that the physical shape and deep tone of the glass really does trick the eye momentarily into believing it's looking at an exquisite natural stone. Each piece of glass is totally unique. The pieces are blown and formed by hand and then polished into shape. There's a general dimension and form we follow, but we allow the glass to do its thing which is pretty special."  Photography: Dave Wheeler  New interior trends 2021: highlighting texture, nature & clever design If there's one thing architects, interior experts, forecasters, and leading designers agree on it's this: our collective experience of lockdown will fundamentally alter the way we live in our homes… The post Sarah Ellison’s latest collab features stunning coloured glass lighting appeared first on The Interiors Addict. |
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