I agree with Jabinika that it doesn't look great just now. However if storage is an issue its a wasted space, and should be put to work. It looks as though many things are not yet finished. With lots of light paintwork and some aesthetically pleasing storage boxes, I feel it will do well. It would be good to see a pic of it complete.

Hi, I am at same stage of renovating kitchen, regional Western Australia, harder to get different but I have found these at my local tile shop, that had to be ordered in, not up yet but our house is 1960 build and I had the red brick exposed with glass over the top, while very unique and lots of positive comments it was in a chimney location and debris fell behind and I have had it replaced once to clean it up and it happened again so I am afraid it is going, I am covering with same stone as bench top in fire place but I am using some marble tiles on other area. I wanted the stone behind stove top for cleaning purposes but I love the tiles I have selected I hope they look as good once up, I agree about not wanting house stuck too much in 50/60, my bricks were red and I found it quite dark when cooking as well, I am looking forward to clean white behind stove, I actually found the harshness of the old brick a bit depressing.. I don't think industrial look is for me .. I love your lights I think I actually had them on my list... the whole look looks fabulous, I hope you are surviving, I have had enough of cooking in the laundry but I must say I could write a book on the creative gourmet using $29 electric frying pan from target, I have fallen in love with it. :)

what a gorgeous chair...look carefully all over the frame and inside the cushions to see if you can find a brand name to help narrow the search but a quick check on Google had chairs with similar arms called a Heron chair made in the 1950s but they has four legs...good luck with the search

Hi there, At Bluethumb we are connected to Indigenous art centres across Australia, as well as directly with Aboriginal artists. All of the artists we support are in agreement with the Indigenous art code. Supporting ethical Aboriginal art is one of our primary visions; you can find a variety of works at the following link, all at very fair and reasonable prices: https://bluethumb.com.au/artworks/collection/aboriginal Below is an example of the Aboriginal artwork we have sold previously. We also have a complimentary art advisory service here to help you with any questions you might have and to find that perfect piece of Indigenous art! You can email us help@bluethumb.com.au - good luck! :) Your team at Bluethumb