Interiority: There’s magic in the house

Introducing our new Interiority series – a mishmash of inspiration drawn from one of Southern Wild Co’s signature fragrances. This week we’re starting with Magic Pudding in a celebration of cosy winter gatherings and all things festive.

The Magic Pudding is a magical slice of Australian children’s literature served up in whisky-tinted glass with spicy notes of baked citrus, cardamon & cloves. Our ‘Pudding’ represents the heart-of-the-home, radiating love and the delicious gourmand fragrance of an anticipated meal. Nostalgia infused and vintage inspired, the mood is joyful and festive, spicy red with dinner plates stacked high on unprecious surfaces. Simple bunches of eucalyptus and blossom abound and there's a contented and connected feeling. 

A series of interior inspiration that celebrates life in Australia and Australian Christmas
A series of interior inspiration that celebrates life in Australia and Australian Christmas
 A series of interior inspiration that celebrates life in Australia and Australian Christmas

Huge clouds of brown butterflies swirl up into the dazzling light, parrots swoop to grassy earth, honeyeaters ravish the sweet flowers of the bottlebrush, echidnas trundle steadily in search of each other, lizards dart among ants and ancient rocks, the fine branchlets of the manna gums quiver to the mating growls of koalas, ibises stroll and feast on grasshoppers and gleaming Christmas beetles hang from eucalyptus leaves like small green baubles. The birds sing gloriously and not a wrong note is heard. This is Christmas in the [Australian] bush.

Image credits from top left to right: Brent Darby, Anna Delores, Our Food Stories, via Pinterest, Malcolm Brown, James McDonald, Yuki Sugiura, Jeska & Dean Hearne, Southern Wild Co's Magic Pudding, Marnie Hawson, Rebecca Gallop, Apples in a bowl by Marcel Schellekens, Jared Fowler, John Derian, Michael Leunig, Southern Wild Co, IngredientsLDN, Southern Wild Co, via Country Style Homes, The Magic Pudding by Norman Lindsay, courtesy of NSW State Library.
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