Discover Perth's Best Online Vintage And Pre-Loved Furniture This Second Hand September

This is a place to discover #goodesign, namely that of the Perth architectural, building, craftsmen or interiors variety - so this article is all about arming you with motivation to source more local, pre-loved pieces for your home by gifting you a hit list worth stalking.

furniture, Mindful, Homewares, GuidesDebbie WhincopFebruary 18, 2022Spreading Roomers, The Picker Concept, Vintage Scout, Vintage Emporium Perth, Concrete Swan, Vintage furniture, Perth furniture Comment

The Perth Interior Designer Bringing Aboriginal Culture Into Contemporary Design

Leah Paige Designs, headed by a red-headed Caucasian Perth interior designer Leah Bennet, recently ‘came out’ as aboriginal. Riding shotgun; the launch of her first commercial piece of furniture, ‘The Sevens’ - based on the aboriginal boomerang of the same shape.

Let’s talk bravery right there!

furniture, InteriorsDebbie WhincopOctober 5, 2021Leah Paige Designs, Spreading Roomers, Indigenous design, Aboriginal design, Australian furniture Comments

Meet One Of Perth's Newest Furniture Makers, Jake Sawyer Of Marshall Wood.

“To begin with, woodworking was simply an activity to fill my time. In a few short months, I wrapped up my post graduate studies, went through a break up, and cut ties with the band I was in.”

furnitureDebbie WhincopMay 31, 2021Marshall Wood, Spreading Roomers, Perth design blogComment

Perth's worst kept mid century modern secret - The Picker Concept

“When you think of The Picker Concept, think 'quick' otherwise you will feel like I do every time I see this olive green sofa - totally gutted that someone else's ass gets to call shot gun.”

Sustainable, furnitureDebbie WhincopAugust 3, 2020Midcentury modern, Perth furniture, Perth events, Spreading Roomers, Perth blog, Perth Vintage, Furniture, Second hand, Vintage furniture, Perth interiors, Perth homes, The Picker ConceptComment

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For those who like to sit back and take in their local design scene slowly but surely.

Leah Paige Designs, headed by a red-headed Caucasian Perth interior designer Leah Bennet, recently ‘came out’ as aboriginal. Riding shotgun; the launch of her first commercial piece of furniture, ‘The Sevens’ - based on the aboriginal boomerang of the same shape.

Let’s talk bravery right there!

“To begin with, woodworking was simply an activity to fill my time. In a few short months, I wrapped up my post graduate studies, went through a break up, and cut ties with the band I was in.”