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Jess’s Eclectic Home Studio

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Jess Viscarde, Principal Designer at The Eclectic Creative Studio, lives in northern suburbs of Melbourne with her partner and black rescue cat Peggy. We’re especially...
BEDROOM

10 ideas to steal from hotels for a more luxe home

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Hotel-luxe is one of the latest designer buzzword we're hearing a lot at the moment. Here to explain what it means and how you...
LIVING ROOM

5 tips for styling your living room

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Last weekend we went on a trip to Melbourne and our first destination? Visiting the new Jardan store! My gosh, we had an out-of-body experience...
KITCHEN

How to Style your Kitchen: Kitchen Decor

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Styling a kitchen is much trickier than other spaces in the home because for many people it's the most used space. Simply keeping your kitchen...
INTERVIEWS

Catching up with Bec Douros

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Today we chatted with Bec Douros — a favourite of ours from The Block Skyhigh. Fitting time into this busy lady’s schedule — between her...
DESIGN

Haymes 2015 colour forecast preview

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We've just returned from the 'Haymes 2015 colour forecast' preview and are excited to share with you the hottest colour trends for next year. At...
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...
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...
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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