Staple Cafe St Kilda by Samantha Eades

Charming and cute, we outline all the FF&E specified in Samantha Eades’ Staple Cafe in St Kilda.

May 29th, 2017

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Interior Designer
Samantha Eades

Photography
Michael Gazzola

Builder
MIC Projects

Furniture
Westwood Furniture – Mettmate Timber Furniture
Jonathan Ben-Tovim – Ben-Tovim Stools

Lighting
Achor Ceramics – Earth Wall Light

Finishes
Urban Salvage – Reclaimed timber
Tiles of Ezra – Moroccan tiles and hand-painted tiles
Porters Paints – Black Blue Paint
Instyle – Accent vinyl
Wootten – Leather handle
CDK Stone – Bianco Carrara Stone Benchtop

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