Many Aussie's will immediately recognise this heavenly space as it's been featured numerous times in various shelter magazines and television commercials. I am always thrilled when I discover styled variations of her feminine paradise. I've also posted a few times, here and here about this former mattress factory turned amazing warehouse apartment and famous store owned by the Vintage queen herself, Lyn Gardener.
This bed/bath, I would have to say is just about every girly girl's dream! I can only imagine how spectacular it would look at night with a log fire, dim chandelier and candle light.
This is a very non pretentious home with plain white painted brick and exposed plumbing and yet all Lyn's lovely preloved treasures make it fit for a princess.
I've seen a few different shots of this corner but I hadn't seen this one of the armoire doors open exposing Lyn's divine collection of vintage linens.
A very basic but beautiful kitchen. Perfectly functional.
So inexpensive, who says you need to spend an absolute fortune to create a pleasureable workspace? I suppose in a large open warehouse space you could get away with such simplicity however in my 70's red brick perhaps not lol.
That sumptuous daybed looks ever so inviting. A glass of wine, a Jane Austen novel and I'm set!
Again, it's alluring pretty accents such as these that transform an ugly old toilet block.
(All images were taken by Mikkel Vang)Obviously the key here is to have a completely blank canvas and allow your worldly possession's to come alive.
Thank you Lyn for yet another spectacular tour :)
Thank you Lyn for yet another spectacular tour :)
I hope you enjoyed apartment 2. Apartment 3 will follow tomorrow and it's something a little different ;)
