Sydney Decoration + Design 2013 - Part 1
{Popper pendant lights, Designed by Andre Hnatojko}
Unfortunately, I felt like I had seen a lot of the products on display before (the Melbourne D+D 2012 wasn’t actually that long ago), but there were still a few notable pieces to be found. Yellow and bright neons featured heavily again this show. The Popper pendant lights by Andre Hnatojko below were even better in person than the many images I had pinned before.
{Irregular Forms, Designed by Dale Hardiman}
Here’s the cool process behind Dale’s work…
{Loopy, textural Rope chair in the Living Surrounds Colour: Texture: Form exhibition}
{Although I have seen varieties of these all over the place, it was nice to see varying shapes grouped together} 
{This smooth beauty was part of the Edge Design Competition. Puppet light by Alex Brown, RMIT} 
{Dramatic, sketchy wire light by Nico Evans at Lab De Stu}
{Ash Allen and his sinuous Dollop pendant light (right)}
{Patterns galore on the Designer Collection rugs at Armadillo & Co}
{More black, white and bright yellow on display. Great range of lighting, furniture and homewares at MRD Home}
{Quirky cool Letahaus & Burdhaus from QueenSo}
{Love the colours in this Modern Tate Collection watercolour from Designer Boys Collections, although I was a bit smitten by the Indigo Coral series too}
Hopefully this gave you a taste of the pretty-pretties at these conferences, and goes a little way towards explaining why a designer/architect’s house is never, ever finished!
xo Romona
