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A celebration of individuality, sensuality and soul, Angela’s carefully curated interiors are sumptuous, storied and unapologetically expressive.

Richly layered, utterly bespoke and elegantly bold, she brings everyday glamour to those brave enough to step away from the trends and tell their own story.

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“My mind has been blown by interior designer Angela Bunt who popped over to my dark art deco flat and the changes she has made are huge. I always knew something wasn’t quite to my liking. She identified the issues immediately and with great kindness, rethought the layout with some of my pieces and then helped by identifying affordable solutions (cushions, lamps, rugs etc). I have now bought all of her suggestions!”

- Tamsin, Sydney

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“A shout out to the amazing and now local talent that is Angela Bunt with her impeccable eye for interior design. She was so generous with her time and thoughts and I couldn’t be happier with the results of the consultation – the modernising and refreshing of my 1960s pad. Angela made my place sing and feel incredibly homely. Nothing but immense praise for her outlook and her eye for detail.”

- Joel, Sydney

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“Angela is lovely and she made me feel like I have a brand new apartment just by making a few small changes. What an impact though! I finally have enough space in my bedroom to fit a tall boy in plus I now have space to do yoga and practise my music. She also recommended what pieces of furniture I’d need to add to make further improvements and the best thing is that she was able to work with my small budget. I can highly recommend her!“

- Vicky, Sydney

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Lampshade painting at Charleston
Lampshade painting at Charleston

A couple of weeks ago a friend and I went to Charleston, the home of the Bloomsbury Group, to do a lampshade painting workshop with Cressida Bell who is the talented artist granddaughter of the artist Vanessa Bell and daughter of Quentin Bell.  I wonder if you are as  passionate about the Bloomsbury Group as I am? I devour books about them and have often visited Charleston, Berwick, Firle and Monk's House.

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A visit to Sissinghurst Castle
A visit to Sissinghurst Castle

At the end of August I paid a visit to Sissinghurst Castle Garden.  This was my second visit to Sissinghurst (I went a couple of years ago) and it is one of those places that you could visit two or three times a year and always see something new.  

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Tips for creating a picture wall
Tips for creating a picture wall

Most of my clients and friends are daunted by the task of hanging their artwork so it usually never makes it on to a wall !  

Styling your walls with artwork and mirrors is something that people struggle with because they don't know where to start and when they do start, they usually hang everything too high and don’t group things to give a feeling of cohesiveness (see my separate blog post How to Hang Artwork).   

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5.15pm views from my balcony (swipe right for another image). The first dry day after a week of rain. It’s still 20c!
It is hard to believe that this stair runner in my London home is 12 years’ old (it was fitted in 2014). It’s my pride and joy as I designed it from very old, handmade Peruvian frazadas which are thick blankets traditionally made from a b
In my rental flat the large living space also contains the kitchen area. To zone it I added this @ikea_australia kitchen island and painted it in my favourite @anniesloanhome #chalkpaint colour ‘Antibes Green’ using her brown wax to give
My naturopath English friend @poppyosprey who lives in Sydney has created the recipe for these fabulous seeded crackers which I made a couple of days ago. Basically they are seeds and water and you cook them in the oven. The recipe is on one of her r
A visit to @parterre_official is always a photo opportunity 👌😍
A typical Saturday morning - visit to the local #kingscrossmarket a two minute walk from home. Four bunches of flowers for $55 which gives me three vases to style the home and a haul of organic veg and some gurnard fillets, a favourite fish. The baco
I’m not a fan of mirrored wardrobes but they seem to be in most rentals here. At least this part of the wardrobe reflects the little table I found on the pavement outside my apartment building. The large oil is by my friend English @sarahwaghor
It’s so confusing that there are spring bulbs here in Sydney at this time of year. I’m always convinced it’s springtime but I won’t say no to daffodils and tulips 😛
A bunch of dahlias and a bunch of zinnias (swipe right) for a total of $25 (£12.50) at my local market (Kings Cross Market). Such incredible value and the usually last ten days.
I always sit at the table for meals. Do you? This is my favourite breakfast - cooked fresh tomatoes. What is yours?