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My New Home: A few of our favourite interior touches from across Art and Matilda’s home

Inspired by Art and Matilda’s interiors? We’ve picked a few of our favourite Little & Fox pieces scattered throughout the Greens’ home so you can shop their inviting style.

Art and Matilda worked with the Little & Fox interiors team to bring their unique aesthetic to life. From paint specifications to custom-made headboards, cushions, squabs and tailored window furnishings, every detail was thoughtfully designed and made to suit their space.

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  1. Custom-made scalloped headboard $POA. The couple were thrilled to be able to design their statement made-to-order linen headboard. It’s a standout piece.
  1. Arch metal mirror $1365. Leaning against the wall, this fabulous arched mirror with a metallic frame is perfect for a quick outfit check.
  1. Little & Fox Custom curtains $POA. Another luxurious touch is the custom curtains using exclusive Little & Fox French-washed Coco linen.
  1. Novie – Textured Surface Framed Canvas. Brume – Hand Embellished Framed Canvas (both $449) Tie a space together
    by picking wall art that reflects tones and textures spotted around the home. Art and Matilda are making a statement in their
    dining area by opting for two show-stopping framed canvases positioned above the dining table in rich, earthy and organic tones.  

  2. Custom cushions and squabs $POA Being able to choose the fabric for these cushions and squabs ensured they fit perfectly with the warm vibe of the dining space.

  3. Vaasa oak dining table $2729 (220cm) A busy family of five needs a dining table that can handle it all: weeknight dinners, homework sessions and entertaining friends and family. Crafted in a walnut-brown oak, the Vaasa dining table combines contemporary Scandi-inspired design with everyday practicality.

  4. Cooper Stackable dining chairs ($689 each) With slimline padded seats, the Cooper dining chairs fit perfectly around the generously proportioned table. The dining area will be a spot for the Greens to gather for years to come. 

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