Holy moly, doesn't time shoot by! I've had three different non-primary hair colours since my last post, not that that is saying much for me, but wow. It's been hard to find time between chasing two little devils, designing and building a house and finishing off some projects, but hey, technically, according to surveys and governments, 'I don't work', so what am I complaining about?

I thought I'd do a small post on a couple of designs and products that I am totally lusting after right now. I've been on a self-imposed homewares embargo (mainly so I can have some fun once we are in the new house, and also, like I said, no paid work = no spare mula!) so here are a few things that would be added-to-cart asap in any other circumstance… well, maybe with a lotto win, but one can dream. Or I can just live vicariously through any of you lucky people who happen to purchase up after seeing this.

{A Cutipol Mezzo cutlery set}



{An Elise Raspanti Art Series Kip & Co beanbag!}



{Blue Heaven LED Neon artwork (or any of their ice creams) by Electric Confetti}



{Sierra weave Armadillo & Co rug in Pumice has been on my list since I felt it at a trade fair a few years ago. Sooo soft and luxurious!}



{Love this Sketch Inc for Lucie Kaas Thief Wall Hook by Urbaani, available at Top3. Becky Kemp's Kokeshi Dolls are also fantastic - check out her insta @sketchinc to see some of her amazing work}



{The impressively multi-functional Woodieful chair/table/storage/bucket from new start-up Woodieful in Slovenia. I love adaptable 'slashie' furniture! It is available through their Kickstarter campaign here, although you better hurry - only 9 days to go. And yes, they do ship to Australia!}



{These Dita stools from Grazia & Co, seen here in the stunning Port Phillip Bay penthouse apartment by We Are Huntly. Photo by Brooke Holm}



{A matte black Anthracite finish Smeg fridge, because why not}

What are you lusting after?

xo Romona

Tags: Art,Australian Design,Black,Cutlery,Designer,Appliances,Furniture,Timber,Homewares,Rugs,Beanbags,Stools,Interiors

Having recently acquired (and by that I mean impulsively handing over my credit card and purchasing things I really shouldn’t be getting at least until our new house is built and paid for!) some gorgeous Cutipol cutlery including their sexy cheese knife, I have been umm-ing and ahh-ing over the best serving platter to use them with. Do I go cheap, do I go spensy, quality or trendy, do I wait for my kitchen to be a resolved design, or heaven forbid, actually built?!

Anyway, to hopefully help me in this (first-world problems) decision making, I thought I’d share a few I’ve found and hope that someone comments and sways my mind in the right direction. Here goes...

{Barton Marble Rectangular Board by Country Road}



{Square porcelain chopping block by Slab and Slub}



{Slate cheese board by West Elm}



{Cheese Paddle No. 9 by Sands Made in Melbourne}



{Olive Wood Rustic Cutting Board at West Elm}



{Colour Platter by Karimoku New Standard available at Stylecraft}



{Barton Long Board in Oak by Country Road}



{Cheesy Boards Hello - I love their burnt pun-tacular boards from their etsy store}



{Monaco Cheesy Cheese Slate board by Boska at Peter’s of Kensington}



{Coorabel chopping board by Eco Chopping Boards in Byron Bay from local Camphor Laurel timber} 



{Kitchen Board No. 1 by Sands Made}



{Even considering just getting this smooth flat porcelain serving plate in the Life range from Target - only 10 bucks!}

PS. here are my Goa range Cutipols

What do you think?

xo Romona

Tags: Homewares,Ceramics,Timber,Marble,Stoneware,Cutlery,Decorating,Designer,Kitchenware,Products,Products-n-pics