Style Curator

Style Curator is an award-winning blog about the pursuit of a stylish home. Founded by Gina Beschorner, a social media adviser turned blogger and Interior Designer, we share our favourite home products, tours of designer homes, interviews with artists and experts in the design industry and other stylish news. Subscribe to our e-newsletter for weekly highlights!
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BEDROOM

The Block Glasshouse: Week 3 room reveal

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What did you think of The Block Glasshouse: Week 3 reveals? Tonight's episode where they review each other's rooms will be interesting!! We had a...
INTERIORS

Meet Alyson of TÄNDA, hand poured candles from Melbourne

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Alyson Sturley is the force behind TÄNDA candles and she isn’t wasting any time in turning her dream of becoming a full-time candle maker...
BATHROOM DIYS

DIY concrete planter

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Concrete planters are all over Instagram and in boutique homeware stores. Today we’re going to show how easy it is to make these yourself...
FURNITURE

Introducing Chest by Greg Natale

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Greg Natale can do no wrong! His latest collaboration with Stylecraft — Chest — is a compact collection of furniture and his first range...
BATHROOM

The Block Glasshouse: Week 2 room reveal

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The Block Glasshouse: Week 2 room reveal was so good, we had to watch it twice! Getting the right mix of materials (and then also...
STUDY

Office inspiration: Elevate your working from home situation

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With working from home still being a reality for many, we've been looking for ways to elevate your working from home situation. Keep scrolling...
FURNITURE

A day in the life of Amy Jarvis, Heritage Officer at ANU

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Some people just have cool jobs. Amy Jarvis is one of those people. She’s the Heritage Officer at Australian National University (ANU). Amy is responsible...
BEDROOM

The Block Glasshouse: Week 1 room reveal

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Ahhhh The Block. It's like our therapy. Last night's room reveal reminded us why we love The Block so much! WOW-factor was at an all-time high...
INTERIOR TOURS

Step inside Max Humphrey’s Los Angeles apartment

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Los Angeles-based designer, Max Humphrey, has a serious eye for detail so we were thrilled when he agreed to let us share his apartment...
ART

Exclusive preview of Rachel Kennedy Designs newest collection

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Jarrod and Rachel Kennedy are the dreamers behind Rachel Kennedy Designs. Today they gave us an exclusive preview of their newest collection. Inspired by...
INTERIORS

Take a tour inside Box House

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One of our all-time favourite things is peeking inside beautiful homes and this week architect Rob Henry let us step inside and share his...
ART

Artist spotlight: Lumiere Art & Co

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Today we met Emma Cleine — Principal Director, Designer and Maker of Lumiere Art & Co. Her works feature regularly in magazines like Inside Out,...
BATHROOM

Introducing Wood Melbourne: Move over chrome tapware, the trend for wood is here

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Looking to add some warmth to your bathroom? Timber tapware might just be the solution! Handcrafted by Oliver MacLatchy, the newly launched Wood Melbourne brand...
LIGHTING

Christopher Boots architectural lighting

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If you’re on the hunt for new lighting that’s striking, seductive and modern, you must check out Christopher Boots architectural lighting. His works are handmade...
ART

Artist spotlight: Annie Everingham abstract artist

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This week we tracked down one of our all-time favourite new artists — Annie Everingham — to find out what inspires her and where...
ADVICE

How to Select Your Kitchen Bench Top

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Designing a new kitchen can be one of the most overwhelming experiences. Getting your layout right is just the tip of the iceberg, then comes...
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