Today, we're looking back at #TheMakers tour with Melbourne-based artist and musician @lucyroleff. ✨
When Lucy Roleff was looking for a place to call home, she knew exactly what she wanted. Light, openness, storage and space… The dream was to trade the “dark, downstairs” flat that she had lived in for years for something that could be both a relaxing home and a space for creative rejuvenation, allowing her to head to her studio each day inspired to begin working on her oil painting and music projects. ✨
The space she ended up finding in Melbourne was just right: big windows, beautiful floorboards, plenty of space, and even a balcony. She went about trying to maintain that perfect harmony while styling her home, ensuring that each room was a balance of open space and joyful messiness. “I am neither for minimalism, nor stuffing a room full to the gills,” explains Roleff. “I will have one or two walls totally bare, while another corner will have a shelf brimming with ornaments, books and vases.” 💫
The result is an apartment that feels cosy and personal, full of the things that make her truly feel at home. Shelves stacked with books, plenty of plants and greenery and special handmade ceramics and glassware on display. Roleff says the bedroom, with its view onto a sprawling gum tree, is soothing, but it’s the living area “jam-packed” with knick-knacks that she loves the best. 💫
You can discover our full interview and home tour with Lucy at the link in bio.
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[IMAGE: a carousel of seven images from within Lucy Roleff's home in Melbourne. The home is eclectically decorated throughout with knick knacks, plants and books, and has a warm, inviting feel.]