# Robyn Lea

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Lisa Perry, LISA PERRY: FASHION - HOMES - DESIGN

Lisa Perry is an internationally renowned fashion designer. Assouline recently released her new book Lisa Perry: Fashion - Homes - Design. The forward was written by Hillary Clinton and the text and photography are by Robyn Lea. Lisa always wanted to have a book. She says that to have twenty years …

Georgia O'Keeffe's Art of Eating

Join us on an artistic feast like no other with American artist, Georgia O’Keeffe. A prolific painter, O’Keeffe was also a devoted foodie, with an enviable cookbook collection and gigantic kitchen at her home in New Mexico. This week, we take at a look at the recipes that shaped and were shaped by …

Robyn Lea, Author & Photographer

Robyn Lea is author, photographer, truth-seeker, women’s rights advocate, designer and innovative change maker. She has published 6 books as photographer + writer plus another 10 which feature her photography. Her latest book – “A Room of her Own” published by Thames + Hudson, is, in my opinion, a …

Episode 232: Robyn Lea’s “Dinner With Jackson Pollock”

On today’s episode of THE FOOD SEEN, Robyn Lea has worked as a photographer, writer and director of the past 20 years, shot branded films for Peroni Nastro Azzurro, and self published an art book chronicling her years of living and working in Milan, titled “Milan: Discovering Food, Fashion and Fami…

By Invitation Only, with Bruce Keebaugh and Robyn Lea - Special Edition

Welcome back to The Creative Trust Podcast! We’re excited to kick off Season 5 with a captivating episode featuring two of Australia’s most influential figures in the creative and event industries: Bruce Keebaugh, founder and director of The Big Group, and Robyn Lea, an internationally renowned pho…

Factory Farm

Journalist Barry Estabrook exposed the dark side of Florida’s tomato crop in his best-selling book Tomatoland. He now takes on the pork industry with his latest book, Pig Tales. We get exuberant and professional help with our picnics from Jen Stevenson, a member of The Portland Picnic Society and c…

Spaces That Speak: What Great Design Books Teach Us

A single book can change the way you decorate a room, not by handing you a shopping list, but by sharpening how you see. We’re diving into the design books that have genuinely shaped our interior design practice, from the emotional impact of architecture to the surprisingly personal meaning of colo…

How an interior designer really sees your home

What do designers notice the moment they walk through your front door? Interior designer Adelaide Bragg and photographer and author Robyn Lea reveal how they read a room—translating light, objects and atmosphere into deeply personal stories. We explore their collaboration on City, Coast and Country…