Dr Terry Wu, Plastic Surgeon and Board Member of ACMI and Heide Museum of Modern Art
My life is a melting pot of inspirations. Art in all its forms influences
my life and the life of my family. The work I do as a plastic surgeon and
for the arts hold equal importance and provide balance. I feel a deep
responsibility to nurture and support cultural endeavours, both for the
community and for our children’s future.
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SHOP TERRY'S STYLE
In this episode of 'A Life Individual', artist Andrea Sullivan invites us into her Sydney home and shares the ideas behind her artwork and why colour plays such an important role throughout her beautifully decorated home.
"For me, making a magical house is a bit like cooking. It is never just one ingredient that makes it great, and a lot of it has to do with the love, with the care, attention and time - you just can’t do it fast, it’s part of an ongoing story that is largely autobiographical."
See inside the home of surgeon Terry Wu which features in the ‘A Life Individual’ campaign for Space Furniture – "I feel a deep responsibility to nurture and support cultural endeavours", Wu explains, "both for the community and for our children’s future."
A place full of personality and whimsy, we visit the Melbourne home of interior stylist Danika Rehfisch which features in the ‘A Life Individual’ campaign for Space Furniture.
Meet Andrew Parr, award winning interior designe, and Stacey Pavlov, hairdresser and salon owner, in their Melbourne home which features in the latest ‘A Life Individual’ campaign for Space Furniture.
more space takes you inside the home of celebrated playwright Joanna Murray-Smith who stars in the latest ‘A Life Individual’ campaign for Space Furniture.
Each room of our home is individual so we can retreat to find our own space. It is an oasis. One of our favourite pieces of furniture is the Bend sofa. I know my Sarah likes it because it's bouncy but for me it's unique. It's functional and casual and reflects the way we live.
Our house is our space, a reflection of us and a haven from a busy working life. We fill it with laughter, family, friends and quiet times too. Our furniture needs to blend in with the elegance of 1930's architecture, but at the same time be warm and inviting to strike a perfect balance of luxury and comfort.
Design definitely enriches my day-to-day life and having a house of our own that's designed is a softer way of living, a calmer way of living. Our home is elegantly understated and it is enjoyable to be in.
In the final episode of ‘A Life Individual’ we are immersed into the creative worlds of music and design. Join us as we visit Gillianne and Allan Griffiths at their beautiful home on the Mornington Peninsula.