
Page 112 - 119 of Elle Deco SA show you some of the vast duned spaces around the tiny one-roomed cottage, but here on the blog we've got some of the more intimate landscapes to show you.









The interior is filled with a lifetime of collections, and also amazing textured surfaces, like the feature wall made of sections of branches.

Striking blocks of colour are a feature of the house. Just look at those amazing kitchen blue tiles and the deep red curtain and sofa in the living room.

My favourite colour statement is those blocks of well-thumbed National Geographic magazines on Neil's curiosity-filled shelves.


The good news is theres still more to come from the marvellously Issue 54 before the week is up, so check in again soon.
The house has no driveway access, with just a slim timber staircase snaking down into the forest ravine to reach the deck.
Inside, the house is all clean lines and a simple palette of black and white, broken by vibrant dashes of lime green.

Victoria's Isamu Noguchi coffee table takes centre stage in the living room, and she displays books and treasures on the concrete plinth that also doubles as additional seating.
I'm sure I can spot one or too Woo-men amongst them.

