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Muesli & Yoghurt

February 9, 2012 in Greenery Design, Interior Design

By far one of the guiltiest of all guilty pleasures at Design Scale is having the presence of fresh flowers or plants within the vicinity. Though our eyes and noses appreciate it -our weekly budgets don’t always, even so we are tempted to brave the early morning hours of the flower markets to sooth and over indulge in our dose of freshly cut flowers.

It is this guilty pleasure which constantly draws our attention to young and aspiring talent such as Muesli and Yoghurt, a fresh Melbourne design company specialising in innovative floral arrangements for individuals, events and special occasions.

Led by fashionista and trend setter Katie Evans, Muesli and Yoghurt is a professional and down to earth establishment that are sure to brighten up any occasion, day or room – but enough of the rambling, we will let the pictures do the talking……………….

To get in touch with Muesli and Yoghurt please visit their website www.muesliandyoghurt.com.au or facebook page. Be quick to get your orders in for a certain day of “love” next week ladies and gents……

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Bonnie and Neil

January 5, 2012 in Greenery Design

Why not bring a little nature into your home with these reclaimed timber flower mats by bonnie and neil. Created by Bonnie Ashley and Neil Downie; bonnie and neil is a homeware design company based in Brunswick, Melbourne. Their patterned surfaces featured on most of their range, take inspiration from Australian flora and fauna.

Each flower mat comes with six amber bottles, and can be used as a suitable table centre piece – or why not place it in your kitchen for easy access to fresh herbs.

To find out where you can get your hands on these timber flower mats, and to view more of the bonnie and neil range, please visit www.bonnieandneil.com.au.

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Marc Pascal

December 20, 2011 in Greenery Design

There is something about having fresh flowers in a room that creates a whole new feeling to a space. Indulging in a fresh bouquet of flowers every so often is definitely a guilty pleasure of ours.

Marc Pascal’s porcelain vases provide a suitable compliment to that pleasure.

Operating from his Melbourne based studio his products are available both nationally and internationally.

More of his contemporary and stylish products can be seen on his website here.

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Jomo

December 13, 2011 in Greenery Design, Homeware Design

Please welcome aboard to this blog a brand spanking new fantastic design firm – Jomo, whom only launched their brand recently in July this year at the Decoration and Design Expo in Melbourne.

They do have quite a decent portfolio up their sleeve however, and we are definitely liking their style. Using a network of Melbourne based metal work specialist and artisans, they are able to deliver modern and high quality end results.

The “Winged Dish” is a minimal and elegant bird bath/water feature. Its curbed shape captures a circle of water at a comfortable depth for our feathered friends to drink from and bath in. Besides its functional feature however, really…..it just looks good!!

The dish is fabricated from 3mm stainless steel and has a diameter of approximately 1.6 metres.

We encourage you to view more of the Jomo range, on their website; www.jomosteel.com

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Miniscapes

November 15, 2011 in Greenery Design, Interior Design

Can it get any cuter?

So you know how it seemed as though miniature Zen gardens were the craze for the desk top decoration in offices back in the 90′s, miniscapes has got to be the trend for the future. For those who are a little too busy to find time to develop a green thumb, Melbourne based custom terrarium designer Clea Cregan has found you a solution.

We only wish we could get these miniature gardens in Sydney!!

To dote on many more creations visit http://www.miniscapes.net/

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