Time to think about Wreaths and if or where you are going to put them. Try something new this year 🎄

There is something quite charming about animal prints and products @patrickmavros 🐒🐘🦒

You can see here the 1st beach scene, inspires the painting and then the painting inspires the fabric

It is extremely hard to find a cabinetmaker to have the time or client that would pay for something like these beautiful Library shelves in a monastery in Prague craved out of Czech walnut. Photo 3 and 4 show you how they get to the second layer of

You have to love this John Lennon Wall, created by the people of Prague during the occupation of Communism. John Lennon never visited Prague however the power of his words in songs like Imagine started this wall as a place for the people to write the

In Prague they use to name their houses with an image of their industry for their address, instead of numbers. The 3 storks represent the midwife, the golden pretzel...the baker, the white radish.. the greengrocer and so on. Sometimes for a home it w

If you have a spare sea urchin or two have some fun with something like this.

This Abalone shell is actually a door handle on a glass door into a shop. Quite beautiful....reuse remake recycle

A fine example of a beautiful motor court in front of this entrance. We rarely see them in Australia however they are popular in Europe

Some of the charming colours of Puglia. 1st a metal sculpture of a sea Urchin, then some beautiful scenes in the sea side town of Gollipoli and finally a colourful sunset in Lecce

This Olive Tree is over 1000 years old and quite magnificent and still producing olives 🌿

A charming collection of useful items that really sit well together in this kitchen. It always add personality to a space when you collect together things you love.

If you don’t show where you are.....people will not find you. House numbers for example are necessary.

There is so much going on in this great monochromic painting by Lisa Brice, untitled 2016. I had to instagram it. 💙

The orchids in Singapore are really beautiful. The colours, textures and shapes with the very green background of a Singapore garden, would make a beautiful fabric.

Lorna Wallace Design was founded in 1999 by Lorna Wallace and soon joined by her niece, Amy Hinks.

Lorna is Melbourne born and bred, having trained at UCLA and worked internationally as an interior designer for over 30 years, Lorna is always on the hunt for new ideas and products – scouring the globe for the latest ideas. Her focus on quality and impeccable taste is seen throughout her work and she can effortlessly lift the style of any room.

Amy also Melbourne born and bred, is internationally trained in Visual Communications and has worked around the globe in Visual Merchandising, PR, Branding and Interior Design.

In 2012 Lorna and Amy extended their Interior Design passion with an online store and styling business Cabin & Castle.

Today Amy resides on the Sunny Coast and is the head stylist and owner of Cabin & Castle, a unique property and Airbnb styling and maintenance business.

Lorna now travels extensively working only on private client projects, some of which you can view in the gallery here.