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INTERIORS

5 investment pieces you need in your home

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Our approach to interiors is all about mixing high and low for an achievable and flexible style. You can't always go 'designer everything' but a...
FURNITURE

The beautiful lines of Anders Norgaard’s furniture stands the test of time

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Supported by BoConcept Danish architect and furniture designer, Anders Norgaard, is famed for his sofas and chairs that are coveted around the world. In fact,...
FURNITURE

BoConcept just launched their 2019 Scandinavian furniture collection and it’s divine!

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Supported by BoConcept BoConcept has long been one of our favourite furniture brands for their timeless design and incredible quality. While we're all for mixing...
FURNITURE

Finally! Stylish TV and wall units that are designed for modern living

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Supported by BoConcept Sydney It can be difficult to find a TV wall unit to suit your interior style, budget and can house all of...
FURNITURE

Designer bookcases to add style and function: See our faves from BoConcept Sydney

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Supported by BoConcept Storage needs to work for you. It needs to be easy and it needs to look good. Flexibility is key and with...
LIVING ROOM

Gina’s living room makeover

Gina Beschorner - 13
For the past few weeks I've been reworking my living room — taking it from a space that never felt quite 'right' to one...
LIVING ROOM

Planning my living room makeover and a peek at the progress so far!

Gina Beschorner - 3
There's one zone of my house I've never managed to get quite right — our living room! When we first moved in, my old brown...
DINING ROOM

Dine in style this Christmas at a dining table from BoConcept

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Supported by BoConcept The dining room is one of the most social rooms in the house and with Christmas just around the corner, many of...
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