The pictures presented in this post are from a Melbourne based design firm named Matt Gibson. Their design solutions are based on light, material and patterns of movement. As you can see from these pictures they focus on contemporary and modern rooms, that are characterized by clean lines, and a lot of open space. Matt Gibson won the Interior Design Awards 2006 for the Best Residential Interior.
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I am really keen for the place for the books in the first picture.
Looks practical.
the ceiling light in the kitchen is upmost fasinating. its as if it shouldnt belong but it just brings all the colours together, it compliments each and everyone of them. the retro pink-purple colour creates a warm welcome to the home. it makes it fun and exciting.