For a home that reflects the real you

 

A celebration of individuality, sensuality and soul, Angela’s carefully curated interiors are sumptuous, storied and unapologetically expressive.

Richly layered, utterly bespoke and elegantly bold, she brings everyday glamour to those brave enough to step away from the trends and tell their own story.

Meet Angela Bunt
 

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“My mind has been blown by interior designer Angela Bunt who popped over to my dark art deco flat and the changes she has made are huge. I always knew something wasn’t quite to my liking. She identified the issues immediately and with great kindness, rethought the layout with some of my pieces and then helped by identifying affordable solutions (cushions, lamps, rugs etc). I have now bought all of her suggestions!”

- Tamsin, Sydney

“A shout out to the amazing and now local talent that is Angela Bunt with her impeccable eye for interior design. She was so generous with her time and thoughts and I couldn’t be happier with the results of the consultation – the modernising and refreshing of my 1960s pad. Angela made my place sing and feel incredibly homely. Nothing but immense praise for her outlook and her eye for detail.”

- Joel, Sydney

“Angela is lovely and she made me feel like I have a brand new apartment just by making a few small changes. What an impact though! I finally have enough space in my bedroom to fit a tall boy in plus I now have space to do yoga and practise my music. She also recommended what pieces of furniture I’d need to add to make further improvements and the best thing is that she was able to work with my small budget. I can highly recommend her!“

- Vicky, Sydney

Angela’s blog celebrates luxurious interiors, stunning flower arrangements, great food and the English countryside

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I always sit at the table for meals. Do you? This is my favourite breakfast - cooked fresh tomatoes. What is yours?
Spot the additional piece of vintage Lalique 👀 - the adorable round glass dish with two little birds. The two vintage Lalique scent bottles, the dish and the clear glass and silver scent bottle are all from @dustdarlinghurst . The stunning oil paint
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. I found this cute little old table on the pavement outside the neighbouring building. It would have been rude not to take it 😛. I’ll either paint it with @anniesloanhome #chalkpaint (black
I’ve succumbed to the temptation to decorate my home for Christmas - though subtly and low key (swipe right). 😛 When I lived in London I always decorated about the 20th Dec. No idea why I’ve succumbed so early 🙄. Have you already decora
“Be faithful to your own taste, because nothing you really like is ever out of style.” - Albert Hadley Are you faithful to your own taste in your home ? In this image are two favourite sitting spots - one indoors and one outdoors.
Spot the new kantha on the back of the sofa. It’s another from @clothshoplondon (that makes six!). I couldn’t resist buying it when I was back home recently; the colours and pattern are so beautiful. Before you comment, I know the flowers
Came back to these gorgeous peonies from cousin @suziekitto who was dog sitting while I was away. It is good to be back after five weeks.
No trip back home would be complete without a visit to my happiest place - Charleston Farmhouse @charlestontrust . This was the home and studio of the painters Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant and was a gathering point for some of the 20th century&rsquo
As many of you know, I have passion for ancient little churches particularly those in Sussex (see my story Highlight folders for each of the 9 day trips to visit a total of 60 churches back in 2019 before I moved to Sydney). Last week I spent 3 days
The Cartier exhibition at the @vamuseum was way too busy for my liking and it made viewing the pieces quite difficult at times. If you are thinking of going it’s sold out unless you are a member ,it closes on 16 Nov). The exhibition has 350 obj
On Saturday we went to two exhibitions at the @vamuseum - Marie Antoinette Style and the Cartier exhibition. It was the first day of the Marie Antoinette Style Exhibition but surprisingly not too busy. This exhibition explores the origins and countle