TALENT
Sibella Court’s television career reflects her eclectic approach to design & engaging screen presence. Her ability to captivate an audience, her approach to design & her love of history have shaped such shows as Restoration Australia, Homemade & Man Shops Globe.
Sibella has contributed interiors, design and travel stories to a raft of high-profile magazines over the last twenty years, including Vogue Living and Conde Nast Traveler just to name a few. Sibella has recently emerged more into the digital media space as a guest on Design your Life with Vince Frost and interviewing other like-minded creatives such as Mandy Aftel, all whilst running successful online and In-person workshops.
RESTORATION AUSTRALIA
over two years, International Designer Sibella Court & the ABC follow the trials and tribulations of 7 groups of Australians committed to the daunting task of restoring heritage ruins into living homes. From Georgian mansions to colonial pug and pine huts, these Aussie battlers attempt to restore the buildings to their former glory.
HOMEMADE
Billy Blue is committed to fostering emerging talent and supporting the next wave of designers in the global creative industry, which is why we have partnered with Sibella Court and her interior design studio, The Society Inc. Becoming a student at Billy Blue gives you the opportunity for internships, face to face workshops in small, engaging groups & a real-world industry experience as Sibella shares her knowledge and deep dives into history. Winning the scholarship alongside Sibella also guarantees 50% off your course tuition fees, alongside many other unique and valuable benefits.
MAN SHOPS GLOBE
Keith Johnson’s TV show, Man Shops Globe came all the way to Australia to feature Sibella. Keith has the best job in the world, globetrotting & gallivanting around the world shopping for perfect found objects & artist collaborations for Anthropologie stores worldwide.
Sibella took him around Sydney introducing him to her fave artists, friends & places and then created an installation at the Rockefeller Centre Anthropologie in NYC, which featured as the finale episode. The installation was called ‘Into the Lighthouse’ where she created a magical, make-believe circular space of all things a lighthouse keeper might have in his humble abode and showcasing Sydney artists & craftspeople.
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