citylikeyou — Curtain House — Melbourne by Sam Chirnside

Melbourne / Place

Located in the central district of Melbourne, Curtain house is home to some of Melbourne’s cool bars and boutique store’s. Including Cookie, Rooftop Cinema & Bar, Metropolis book store. Collectors Corner and Perks and Mini’s Flagship store, Someday.

Address
Curtain House, 248-256 Swanston Street , Melbourne, Australia

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Current city: Melbourne

samchirnside.com

Sam Chirnside is a 22 yr old graphic designer based In Melbourne, Australia who has recently completed his Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication. His creative area of Interest is Graphic Design & Art Direction with a strong typographic influence however; he does not restrict himself to an individual discipline. He focuses on pushing an experimental style with inspirations coming from Sacred Geometry, Ancient Civilizations and forward thinking music.

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