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Twice As Nice at Fjura x AMASIA

by Hannah Ongley 16 October, 2012
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Two things you love, in one place at one time. Like when your man learns it’s not totally creepy for Snowy to share space on the pillow, or your pizza guy turns your topping uncertainty into a promising half-and-half.

Except at Fjura x AMASIA’s sunny season pop-up you don’t have to settle for smaller portions of either, because both these discerning ladies have lain out the best of their respective inventories in one convenient location.

Of course it helps that the space they’re inhabiting is a lot larger than a pizza dish. Soaking up the light from the Darlinghurst Road side you can see Simone Gooch’s organically elegant flower arrangements up close, custom made to order and far more impressive in the flesh than in the social snaps of a high-profile event.

At the other end Romy Farmer’s AMASIA has come out of the Internet and onto a neat stack of cardboard boxes. This is your one-stop shop for understated Jap-chic: Trick out your dining table with Shotuku hand-blown glassware, clear out your condiment shelf to make room for a massive bottle of Sriracha hot sauce and get your arms into some good casual threads by Uniqlo.

Remember to thank both ladies for making the gifting season a whole lot simpler too. 

Fjura x AMASIA pop-up
3/138 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst 2010
Tues – Sat 11am – 6pm
Until Christmas 2012

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