Continuing the recent theme of going places where people wear very silly shoes (see Exhibition-eering) Helen and I ventured to the London Fashion Week Festival, a tag-on event to London Fashion Week proper, where everyday folks can dress up in their own versions of high fashion, wear silly shoes, watch fashion shows and make like Edina and Patsy in the champagne bar. We partook of the champagne but bypassed the silly shoe requirement.
Read MoreShe’s started our Suna Interior Design Library and is now reviewing the contents! We are delighted to introduce Prue’s Book Club For Design Nerds!
Read MoreToday we're chatting to leather extraordinaire, Bill Amberg in our second #SunaSession interview. Over the last 30 years the Bill Amberg Studio has been exploring the possibilities of leather. From 'bags and accessories to commercial interiors and residential applications'. Savvy with both new and traditional leatherwork techniques in a wide range of locations and contexts, their team of artisans employs age-old methods to create beautiful, contemporary leatherwork.
Read MoreThis is our first #SunaSession interview with designers whose work we really admire and love. We wanted to find out a bit more about them and their designs and thought you might like to know too! So today we're chatting to Alistair, one half of the avant-garde Timorous Beasties.
Read MoreIt’s a hard life. Once a year Helen and I make a tile pilgrimage to Italy, undertake a whistle stop tour around some of the most innovative tiling manufacturers in the Modena area and eat copious amounts of beautiful Modenese food. And possibly drink a tiny little bit of wine...
Read MoreYesterday Sharon and I took some time out to sit on our lovely, leather sofa to chat about Design for CGI. There was so much to talk about that we’ll be posting this interview in three parts, this is the first. To give you a bit of background, Sharon is our lead Design for CGI interior designer, with (quick finger count and a slightly oh-my-gosh look) 20 years in the industry and an intrinsic knowledge of design, she is the perfect person to head up this branch of Suna Interior Design.
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