A design expert Hamish joins us on to a now-to-review one of his favourite inspirational interior design books. Good morning, Hamish. Good morning. I love when you go to the library, bring books in for us. No, this one's mine, because I actually find this copy of it, and I use it all the time. It's quite a new book. And as you can see, it's very well-thumbed and read. Who's the senti? The senti wolf. OK, he is an interior designer and photographer based in New York. Now, once a year, he pops off as, I'm sure we'd all love to, to go to places like the markets in Cairo, in Nairobi. I know, one of those lifestyles, clearly. For inspiration. For inspiration. And you can see that in the book. Now, the reason I've chosen this book is a lot of the stuff that's in here is actually a usable sort of interior. So you know, is that why you admire him? Because it is you. I do. Because when I look at the pictures in the book, I see a place that I feel I could actually walk into and sit down and not worry about where to... I was going to say, where to put my man bag. LAUGHTER What happened? Perhaps. And then, Mal would put her handbag. LAUGHTER That's a good hang on there. Terrible. These are some of your favourite ones. You've got some images up. So you can see, he has stuff. And finally, we assume it means we have stuff ourselves. Don't we? We have nicknacks, treasures we collect. He has a different white leaning mirrors up. Everything's very clean looking, but still usable. Right. You see, you've got some extra chairs, pushing them against the wall, and lean smart against them. I like the leaning, but he doesn't have kids, obviously. No, no, he doesn't have children. Right. Of course not. Yes. It's not always perfect. There's a nice grouping of artworks. He's not all hung on the wall. It's on some floating shelves, the stacked in there. Right. What I do like is from the book and his work. There is stuff that you can do at home. So you can have a corner, and you can copy what he's done with his layouts in the book. Because a lot of the time, we look at things that have got built in furniture, or it's on a super yacht. And we go, look at that $20,000 chandelier. I can't buy anything that's cheap that looks like that. Yeah. So I like the realness of what he does. Is it more about looking at the pictures that he's got on the book, or is it more about understanding his approach to design, do you think? Well, I think it's understanding his approach to design. Right. I think the book is the kind of book that anyone can look at. You could tuck your man back under that, no problem. Outstanding. I can see my keys in the little bowl there. There's a shower with a lot of knobs on it. I don't think I'd handle that, yeah. You'd be faster confusing. Faster confusing for me. But inside the book, I'm going to show you some pictures. Okay, good. Allow me to pop through to post it number one. Yeah. So, good night. This is something that he does a lot of. Now, I've got to hold it up straight. See this rail that runs along the wall? Yes. It's about 1.6 off the ground. Right. It's about 150 cm out and it's a floating shelf, but they run in big long lengths. I like that. So then you can lean your artwork on it. You can put your treasurer next to it. If you're talented, you can pick some flowers and put it in there as well. No, it's really how it's breaking out the wall, doesn't it? It does. One more show. Oh, one more show. I've got time for one more. Okay. Oh, really? No pressure. Okay. Well, he also uses colour for his inspiration. Oh, that's right. So I thought I would show you this. There's the photo we took of something he saw in his travels and there is how he's bought it into his design. Oh, I know. Color can be your own cushions. How much that is also, like, for my bed. Yeah, thank you so much.