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My name is Matt Allison.
I go by many titles with over a decade of experience in the design industry. My work has been featured in various lifestyle publications including Home, House & Leisure, Elle Decoration, VISI, Real Estate, Good Taste & The Sunday Times.
Based in Sydney, Australia my approach to interior styling and design is clean and timeless. I believe in creating spaces that are simple and functional, yet practical enough to deal with the ever-growing demands of daily life.
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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Weylandts Summer 2012 Catalogue






All images courtesy of Weylandts
I’m a huge Chris Weylandt fan, his eye for detail and style continue to impress me. Their summer ’12 catalogue is no exception.
The products are on trend featuring several handmade pieces from India and China, giving them a timeless, classic feel that play heavily into the current trend of global eclecticism.
The Woodstock Exchange

The Woodstock Exchange had its unofficial official opening last night with a few new tenants opening their doors.



One of the highlights was meeting the guys from Wolf & Maiden who craft amazing besoke furniture pieces in a range of solid woods like Zambezi Teak, American Ash and Kiaat. They are truly remarkable.



I popped in at the new-old Field Office which now shares space with co-owners, Scandinavian inspired duo Pedersen + Lennard, having been pimped out with a new menu board and window dressing courtesy of the ever rad Lauren Fowler.







I was SUPER excited to take a peek inside the new Dark Horse store, now a jointly shared space with newcomers, Kingdom.
It’s an eclectic mix of styles that blend seamlessly together combining fashion, jewelry, homeware and decor. In fact if you act quickly (this week only!) you can grab a few amazing deals through their partnership with Citymob.

I ended off my evening out with seared tuna noodles at Ocean Jewels. Jules is a long time friend and my local fishmonger, she’s a perennial favourite at local markets and now has a place of her own along with mutual friends, Simply Wholesome, who’ve opened an ethical deli in the adjoining space.