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Collection by Annalise Rowane

Lodge Interiors

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In the dining area, Sculpture 16, by Japanese artist Daiki Nisiyama, is displayed on a pedestal. Nearby, the ebullient painting Take Time to Smell the Magnolias, by Sydney artist Alesandro Ljubicic, takes up almost an entire wall. British painter Ian Rayer-Smith’s Trampling Over the Subtle hangs above a Camaleonda sectional from B&B Italia.
In the dining area, Sculpture 16, by Japanese artist Daiki Nisiyama, is displayed on a pedestal. Nearby, the ebullient painting Take Time to Smell the Magnolias, by Sydney artist Alesandro Ljubicic, takes up almost an entire wall. British painter Ian Rayer-Smith’s Trampling Over the Subtle hangs above a Camaleonda sectional from B&B Italia.
The living room includes a Klara armchair by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, a Nepal chair by Paola Navone for Baxter, and a Casablanca pouf from Henry Beguelin. The glass-and-metal Alanda coffee table is from B&B Italia. Balancing 3, by Melbourne sculptor Lauren Joffe, rises near a sinuous ficus. Untitled SWNC 2023, by artist Daniel Boyd, hangs above a Refract resin console table by Hayden Cox. The Arco floor lamp is from Flos, and the Saarinen dining table is from Knoll.
The living room includes a Klara armchair by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso, a Nepal chair by Paola Navone for Baxter, and a Casablanca pouf from Henry Beguelin. The glass-and-metal Alanda coffee table is from B&B Italia. Balancing 3, by Melbourne sculptor Lauren Joffe, rises near a sinuous ficus. Untitled SWNC 2023, by artist Daniel Boyd, hangs above a Refract resin console table by Hayden Cox. The Arco floor lamp is from Flos, and the Saarinen dining table is from Knoll.