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New article name is Sibella Court
Despite being born in idyllic Sydney, Sibella’s gypsy soul had her travelling the world searching for beautiful and unusual things to discover, from a very early age. Previously a judge on the Channel 9 television design series HomeMADE and Interiors Editor for Grazia & Harpers Bazaar magazine, Sibella has a beautiful props salon and store in Paddington called “The Society Inc”, a paint range with Murobond, and a handful of prestige advertising clients who draw on her myriad of aesthetic and practical skills. She recently launched her book ‘Etcetera etc.’ with Murdoch books in Australia and is sold exclusively in the USA through Anthropologie stores. It is to be released in the UK and Europe in March next year. It has already gone into its second print run due to its huge success. Sibella’s highly creative and clever styling saw her collaborating with Donna Hay to develop the highly distinctive “simple, desirable and achievable” style that Donna’s brand now personifi es. Sibella then went on to become one of the key seminal contributors to Marie Claire Lifestyle when it launched in Australia. Moving to the USA in the late nineties, Sibella’s innovative Australian style evolved into a more commercial sphere by working with the giant retailers Bergdof Goodman, Bloomingdales, Saks Fifth Avenue, West Elm, Pottery Barn, Brocade Home and Target, amongst many others. Sibella’s style invokes strong emotional responses by providing a sophisticated and original take on a brief. Her instinctual understanding of colour and form lends itself perfectly to both the large sets as well as the smallest still life. Sibella is a rare stylist that can equally work successfully with both an elaborate as well as simple environment. Her most recent foray into the TV world was shooting an episode with US based Anthropologie store owner, Keith Johnson for his Sundance Channel show, ‘Man Shops Globe’. Based on her view & love of Sydney : its artists&craftspeople, restaurants, creatives, galleries, shops & distinct products. To be released mid 2010 With a continuing creative concept developer&curator for Anthropologie USA&UK, Sibella now calls Sydney home again but continues to live out her nomadic ways by travelling regularly around the globe for work and inspiration !!!
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