For a while, I have been pinning creative workspaces I love on Pinterest. These are a few of my favorites. Looking at other designer and artist’s workspaces is very inspiring. They are so full of colours and personality.
Smitten Studio / Decor8 / Better Homes & Gardens / Endemic World / Polkaros
I always have a thing for bars or cafes with hospital theme. Pair them up with baby blue walls and I’m in love.
Have a brunch at the St Kilda Dispensary when you’re in Melbourne!
It’s a design studio and a retail shop that sells what they describe as “Designery Goodness” in Perth. Love that stacked shelves.
I’ve ever been to Perth, when I was…. 6 I guess. So I can’t really remember what Perth is like. But I remember that sandy place with rocks, and I remember that because the sand kept getting into my little eyes. Also I remember eating steak in a rustic style restaurant where they cook right in front of you. And I remember staying at Burswood Hotel with my cousin and my grandma, and my cousin talked me into eating stuff from the minibar. My parents had to pay for it during check out time and I assume it must be really expensive, because they were so mad lol.
I assume Perth must be less boring than Canberra. I’d love to visit Perth one day. In fact I’d love to visit every states in Australia. So far I’ve only been to VIC, WA, QLD, NSW and of course ACT.
All images by Studio Bomba
I am not a food blogger so I’m not going to review the desserts.
I went to Adriano Zumbo‘s dessert train at The Star last Saturday. As you can see from my photo collage, the theme of the establishment is pretty much what I describe as the bubblegum, neon coloured mini version of Willy Wonka’s factory. I think the colour choices are pretty nice. I’m not really into bright neon colours, but I think what the interior did to this place works pretty well. I love the purple boots windmill.
The interior of this place reflects what Zumbo’s desserts are all about. Quirky and sweet.
