May 19, 2009
DESIGN*SPONGE GUEST POST: INTERIOR STYLIST MEGAN MORTON
Here is the latest instalment from the design*sponge guest blog I did last year. The original post is here.
Megan Morton - stylist
When did you start working as an interior stylist? Nine years ago.
What lessons have you learnt along the way? Money and style have nothing in common.
What’s your favourite decorating style? Charming.
What’s the most common mistake people make when decorating their home? Sticking to the rule book.
Where do you look to for inspiration? Music and books. I read everything and anything.
Who inspires you? Tadao Ando, Millie De Castonet, Iain Halliday, my florist.
Which features or projects that you’ve worked on are you most proud of? A Vanity Fair cover, a skyhome in the city and a wine bar we designed for fashion week and Dita Von Teese and a Christmas lunch for the homeless.
How has your own personal interior style developed? It’s pretty much been the same my whole life.
How would you describe your home? A ramshackle mess (with outrageous potential!) where my most favourite people and things happily co-exist.
Megan Morton - stylist
She’s one of the busiest stylists in Sydney, if not Australia. And she’s had her work featured in international publications, including Vanity Fair. Megan has worked extensively across Australian interior and lifestyle publications and has a client base that includes leading homewares brands and interior designers wanting their projects to make it into glossy magazines.
What lessons have you learnt along the way? Money and style have nothing in common.
What’s your favourite decorating style? Charming.
What’s the most common mistake people make when decorating their home? Sticking to the rule book.
Where do you look to for inspiration? Music and books. I read everything and anything.
Who inspires you? Tadao Ando, Millie De Castonet, Iain Halliday, my florist.
Which features or projects that you’ve worked on are you most proud of? A Vanity Fair cover, a skyhome in the city and a wine bar we designed for fashion week and Dita Von Teese and a Christmas lunch for the homeless.
How has your own personal interior style developed? It’s pretty much been the same my whole life.
How would you describe your home? A ramshackle mess (with outrageous potential!) where my most favourite people and things happily co-exist.
What are you passionate about? Living with only what you need.