{Office Inspiration: Tim Neve}

So we've made it to Monday afternoon, I think we all deserve five minutes break, right?! As promised, here's the gorgeous home office of Tim Neve. It's totally different to the understated, soft hues he used to style the apartment featured in Real Living magazine, but I love it! Personally, I have never considered painting a home office black, but with those wild pops of yellow, high ceilings and white furniture, it's a scheme that definitely works. Check out Tim's blog to see more of his great work.

Image: bijou kaleidoscope

{Stylist Tim Neve}

Happy Monday morning, friends! I hope you've all had great weekends? I'm pleased to see that spring is on the way, and that the mornings are getting lighter. March is one of my favourite months of the year (not just because it's my birthday month!) but because the air feels fresh and warmer weather is just around the corner.

Today I wanted to share with you the work of stylist Tim Neve. Based in Australia, Tim's work caught my eye instantly with his ability to make an apartment look stylish using only beige-coloured hues. Yes, I know, this shocked me too! As many of you know, I'm a huge lover of colour, but Tim's work got me thinking and actually, in this spread from Real Living magazine, there is a myriad of textures and senses that create a room full of personality, using only the softest of shades available.

Check out this post over on Apartment Therapy, where he talks you through how he made this beach-chic driftwood table lamp. I promise, his creativity won't fail to inspire you! Later today I'll share with you his home office, which is so different from his work in Real Living magazine, but super stylish. No shocker there, then!

Images: Lamp, Tim Neve; Real Living, Chris Warnes