01. Cassina 412 Cab Chair
“They suit every dining room,” Knibbs says of the Cassina 412 Cab chair by Italian architect and designer Mario Bellini—the world’s first self-supported saddle-hide chair. “They’re a great investment, they hold their value, and they can be wiped down easily if you have young children.”
Interior designer Sally Knibbs | Photography courtesy of Sally Caroline
Panorama House by Sally Caroline | Photography by Sean Fennessy
08. Monde Singulier Stellata Floor Lamp
The Monde Singulier Stellata floor light by French architect and designer François Bazin—“Stellata” meaning “starred” in Latin—is inspired by the magnolia blossom. The lamp features a body of chrome and brushed steel that Knibbs describes as “classic, but bold.”
09. Dulux Venetian Plaster
Knibbs frequently incorporates Dulux Venetian plaster range in her designs, drawn to its “soft, polished, and textural” finishes and wide variety of colours and tones. In particular, she “loves its waterproof element, too,” appreciating its practicality for family homes.
Lilac Linen by Sally Caroline | Photography by Timothy Kaye
11. Sub-Zero and Wolf Classic Series Refrigerator
According to Knibbs, “nothing beats Sub-Zero and Wolf for longevity.” She adds, “I typically prefer their fully integrated range, but their freestanding stainless steel fridges are perfect for a more industrial-style kitchen.”
12. Signorino Silver Vein-Cut Travertine
Knibbs describes vein-cut silver travertine as “calm with a little personality”—a natural stone she favours for its subtle movement and soft, tonal variation that adds depth without overwhelming a space.
