Tag: Vola

Mimi by Gessi Gold can be tricky in any room, let alone the bathroom. There is a fine line between sophisticated cool and gaudy gold. So if you’re a bit hesitant about adopting the midas touch, here is proof that gold can look fantastic in any room. Forget the grill, put some bling in your...Read More

  Today I would like to share with you one of Candana’s most recent projects, designed by one of Sydney’s finest architects Victoria Dennis of TDDP and built by master builder Peter Dunkley of APD Building. This Eastern Suburbs family home is a fine example of contemporary, sleek design in Sydney and we had the...Read More

For some reason this colour scheme keeps jumping out at me, and not just for interiors. I love the bold use of black and white together (really, who doesn’t?) but throwing in that delicious yellow just makes me want to smile.                        

          The most iconic mixer of all time, the Vola KV1 is constantly popping up in all types of fit-outs, from the classic contemporary to the kitschy colourful designs. This wonderful tap has also been spotted at the infamous Ivy bars, in a classic white finish.

    He’s Arne Jacobsen, and you may remember him from such iconic design pieces as; The Swan, Egg and Ant Chairs. What you may not know is that Arne (along with the owner of Vola, Verner Overgaard) designed and manufactured the first ever mixer tap in the early 60’s! This designer tap has been...Read More