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Artist spotlight: Catriona Pollard

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Creating pieces of art that bring the outside world into your home interior — now that's something special and truly unique. This is just what...
HOMEWARES

White Moose home decor breaking the mould of ordinary

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It isn’t an easy gig developing your own homewares line. The continual pressure to develop new designs, get said designs ‘discovered’ and spark a connection with...
ART

Artist spotlight: Lucy Catherine Art

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Mandurah-based artist, Lucy Catherine, began painting flowers and portraits of dogs but it wasn't until she started capturing her true love — the ocean...
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Artist spotlight: Kathleen Rhee

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We truly believe artwork can be like medicine for the mind and when you see the works of today's artist spotlight, we think you'll...
ART

Take a cue from Shaynna Blaze and add colour and interest to your home with bold artwork

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Supported by Bluethumb If you want to add more colour and interest to your home but worry about painting feature walls or investing in colourful...
INTERVIEWS

Candles with conscious: Meet the maker behind Loobylou natural and ethical candles

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Earlier this year at Life Instyle, I met one remarkable woman whose story I've been wanting to share with you ever since. Kere is the...
ART

Kristine Lubinski abstract artist finds inspiration in the unseen details around us

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Over the past few months we've been sharing some incredibly talented Australian emerging artists thanks to bluethumb, Australia's largest online gallery. We're really excited about...
ART

Grace Costa artistic HORSE series is anything but pet photography

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Over the year's we've shared stories of so many talented artists, from painters to furniture makers, but never before have we shared the work...
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