
Words Margie Riddiford
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Jun 20, 2024 |
thedenizen.co.nz | Margie Riddiford |Words Margie Riddiford
In the realm of design, Paola Navone is an undisputed pioneer whose visionary work is known for transcending creative boundaries. Emerging from the male-dominated Italian design scene of the 1980s as a standout figure, Navone has proceeded to reshape contemporary aesthetics with her innovative approach, leaving an indelible legacy in her wake. Here, we explore the designer’s life and work through some of her most iconic and recognisable pieces.
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Jun 9, 2024 |
thedenizen.co.nz | Margie Riddiford |Words Margie Riddiford
As the founder and CEO of Winton, one of New Zealand’s most prolific property development companies, Chris Meehan is someone who has taken the responsibility of shaping the future of our urban landscapes in a very meaningful way.
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Jun 3, 2024 |
thedenizen.co.nz | Margie Riddiford |Words Margie Riddiford
In creating Red Crest House, the architects at Dion Keech, aided by Loopea Design Studio and interior expert Simone Haag, dreamt up a warm, inviting and inherently liveable contemporary residence, where nature is integral to the design. Nestled amidst the picturesque Dandenong Ranges in Victoria (just outside of Melbourne), the Red Crest House is a beacon of architectural balance and careful design.
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May 7, 2024 |
thedenizen.co.nz | Margie Riddiford |Words Margie Riddiford
Fashion lore credits Celine’s recognisable Triomphe logo to a minor car accident in Paris in the 1970s. So what is the story behind this sought-after icon? And how has it impacted the house of Celine? The year was 1973 and Celine Vipiana, founder of the now-iconic fashion house that carries her name, had just been in a minor collision on the Place de l’Etoile when she noticed a motif adorning the chain around the outside of the Arc de Triomphe.
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Apr 18, 2024 |
thedenizen.co.nz | Margie Riddiford |Words Margie Riddiford
When an actor can play supporting roles with the kind of impactful presence one might expect from a lead, it points to a rare talent. An art within the form, this ability to deliver a few simple lines in such a way as to both enhance a scene and bring depth and dynamism to a character that might otherwise fade into the background is reserved only for masters of the craft, and Rachel House is undoubtedly one.
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