Old world charm meets luxe urban living: Bluestone Sanctuary

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Kmart Christmas hacks to decorate your home for the holidays

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Coastal alchemy: Inside a heritage Sorrento retreat

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What is Japandi interior design? A complete guide to Japandi style for every room

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A glimpse inside a glorious modern Australian farmhouse

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A layered, soulful sanctuary which embraces pattern and colour

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Clayhead: Creating beauty through rhythm and repetition

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Luxurious simplicity: Contemporary Australian meets Mediterranean style

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Make it merry, bright and oh so memorable with these wonderful, sentimental Christmas traditions

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A whimsical forest inspired nursery room tour

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Green grid bathroom: A serene space inspired by Japanese design

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Bedroom textile design trends for 2026

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What to grow in summer in Australia: Summer planting guide

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The unique and raw ceramics from Elena Strohfeldt

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Heritage reimagined: Exploring House 1915

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New traditional kitchen renovation bathed in luxe marble

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Organic pesticides: Keep unwanted insects out of your garden

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Trend alert: Walnut and brown kitchens + tips to pull it off

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Expert advice on how to renovate a modern heritage home

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Our favourite places to shop for large rugs

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5 of our favourite Indigenous artists

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The layered, colourful botanical paintings from artist B Twomey

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Meller House: Capturing mid-century spirit with contemporary living

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A home that balances beautiful styling with family-friendly features

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