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In Real Life
The Coco Republic Journal is home to design inspiration. An exploration of inspirational places and spaces across the Pacific. Discover our compilation of readings and visuals uncovering the stories behind the brand.
Inspiration: Outdoor Accessorising | Coco Republic
As a culture, Australians have a strong fondness for the outdoors, centred by an alfresco lifestyle, particularly during the warmer summer months.
Malmo Outdoor Range | Coco Republic New Zealand
Inspired by the minimalist style of Scandinavian design the Malmo Outdoor collection is comprised of 8 pieces, ranging from tables to chairs and sunlounges.
Festive Styling: Holiday Edition | Coco Republic
In such a fast paced world the holiday season is one of the few times of the year when everyone stops to gather with loved ones. It’s an opportunity to slow down and enjoy g
Holiday Styling: Dining Table Edition | Coco Republic
Preparing for the holidays can be both exciting and daunting. In this series we will guide you through this process with advice on dining table styling to menu inspiration.
In Real Life: Dion Horstmans | Coco Republic
Dion Horstmans is a Sydney-based steel sculptor, whose work is characterised by its three-dimensional line, form and angularity with an accent on space and volume.
Inspiration Series: Indoor/Oudoor Living | Coco Republic
Australians have a true affinity for embracing the great outdoors. A climate characterised by fresh air, open skies, the sounds of nature and sunshine all in abundance embolden
In Real Life: Anthony Spon-Smith | Coco Republic
Well-considered design isn’t just about what you see. It pays close attention to how it makes you feel. With an intrinsic sense of design and a good eye for detail,
Inspiration Series: Palm Springs, California | Coco Republic
The climate in Palm Springs is sub-tropical encouraging an indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Fresh air, open skies and sun-filled interiors embolden this way of life.
Inspiration Series: Flinders, Victoria | Coco Republic
The rugged coastal environment is consumed with natural beauty. A sense of freedom is felt when you gaze out as far as your eyes can see. Australians value the beauty and peace