Thanks to Est Magazine, I recently discovered the inspiring work of Sydney designer Justine Hugh-Jones. Captivated by the clean lines, elegance and charm of her interiors I jumped straight over to herwebsite to find out more. Met with an incredible portfolio of projects categorised by how we live, I've picked out some of my favourites to share with you.
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To see more, visit Justine Hugh-Jones Design.
It's the last day of the school holidays today, so I'm off to have fun with my boys! Have a lovely weekend and I'll see you back here Monday x
Using predominantly white and grey palettes that showcase beautiful art, Justine creates incredibly calm, muted spaces that ooze style, with a little bit of luxury thrown in. I love Justine's use of natural materials such as stone and timber. Layered with linens, velvets, wools and silks, the homes are beautifully textural. Punctuated by colour, often by way of the art, there's always a dash of drama and contrast.
European influences from France and Scandinavia are seen throughout, from Justine's time living and studying in Europe. Since establishing her practice in Sydney in 2004, she has adapted her design to take advantage of light, with open plan spaces and outdoor living. Winner of the 2013 Belle Coco Republic Interior Design Readers Choice Award, it's easy to see why.
To see more, visit Justine Hugh-Jones Design.
It's the last day of the school holidays today, so I'm off to have fun with my boys! Have a lovely weekend and I'll see you back here Monday x