Francois Halard studied at the Ecole des Arts Decoratifs in Paris. He moved to New York City and began to photograph regularly with Vogue, Vanity Fair, GQ and House & Garden. From architecture to interiors and from lifestyle images to portraits his portfolio embraces the exquisite and inspiring. Many of these images will be familiar to you but no less beautifully captured by this leading photographer. See his portfolio here.

Arne Jacobsen designed the Egg Chair in 1958 for the lobby and reception areas at the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The Egg Chair continues to be one of Arne Jacobsen’s most popular designs, mixing organic forms along with comfort. Love it, covet it, so want it!!

Greg Delves	Fritz Hansen
CAD International	Jonathon Segal
Fritz Hansen	Living etc
Oak Management	Oak Management
Fritz Hansen	Lucinda Symons
Fritz Hansen	Lara Hutton

Want to make your moving less arduous? Send your furniture to the upholsterer’s and let him deliver it when it’s done! I picked up 3 pieces of this Grant Featherston modular suite (2 single chairs and a corner) for about $60 AUS at a thrift store. Mine had been recovered at some stage in a horrid floral tapestry with ruffles at the base. Soon they will be sporting charcoal grey pinstripe wool. This is the starting point of my office. What would you do if you had these retro beauties in your office? (Please ignore if you think they are the most hideous things you have ever seen but they are in the permanent collection of the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney.)

More office inspiration. Still haven’t made up my mind what I’ll be doing. Too much inspiration!

Shaver Melahn	Southern Accents
Southern Accents	Craig Spencer
Nexus	Rona Landman
Greg Natale	Sheila Bridges
Designers Guild	Robert Passal
Bernstein and Andriulli	The Rug Company

I thought I’d leave you with these fun photos highlighting the work of stylist Malina Pearson. I want to live in each one. Fun, light filled and with an indie edge. See more of her portfolio here. Have a great weekend!!