Designer’s Brief: Karen Benton

Sydney-based interior designer Brett Mickan creates sophisticated and achievable looks for these four works of art.

Karen Benton, Sacrifice to Save, 2021. Salvaged rubber, yoga matting, repurposed timber, plywood, 180 x 154 x 14cm. Courtesy: the artist.

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