News Flash...

The first "Justin Bishop Style & Design Workshops" are being scheduled for early 2010. I'm currently outlining content of these events of where I'll be sharing my thoughts, tips and advice on many interior and exterior decorating issues. Limited places will be available for those keen on taking part, so please feel free to email me at justin@justinbishop.com.au to express your interest or to ask for further information.
The Justin Bishop Style and Design workshops, a new home decorating experience.

Bathroom...

Another bathroom shot and again we see the white on white theme with vintage fittings. From tiles to timber to porceline and linen, white is a perfect treatment for a small cottage. From time to time colour may be injected but usually its plain and simple, nothing more than it needs to be.

Kitchen progress...

A kitchen canopy, during design/construction stages. I rarely get the chance but when I do I love letting things evolve slowly. Here you can see the tile splash back comming together well after the timber cabinetry has been finished.

Room with a view...

A newly created vista from the kitchen to the rear sitting room. I love elongated views through doorways to other rooms, giving only a glimpse of what lies ahead.

Work in progress...

I love seeing each individual section of my Sassafras home come together. Small details appear weekly as I am inspired by a thought or vision. Here, an original fire place in one of the sitting rooms is given a facelift and it nears completion.

Desk top items...

Two more images from my studio, inspirational still lifes that appear on a day to day basis! So often unintentional... but perfect in so many ways! Textures, tones and colors that I find inspiational are often the foundation to a "look" in a new interior project. See more at http://www.justinbishop.com.au/

Desktop collections...

A snapshot of my studio desk this morning. With a collection of vintage glass doorhandles, an antique tape measure, marble samples and fabric, I unintentionally created this still life. The lighting was perfect as it reflected of the surfaces. Inspiring images like this stay with me and often reappear again in my work. Find more inspiration at http://www.justinbishop.com.au/