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How to: Style a bookshelf

Gina Beschorner - 8
Shelf styling, or shelfie styling as it’s more commonly known, is only gaining popularity as a way of decorating our homes. Bookshelves aren’t just...
Advice

A guide to the 10 most popular interior design styles

Style Curator - 0
When decorating any space, it’s important to have a clear source of inspiration. This inspo could be a colour palette that instantly lifts your...
Advice

How to create a mood board to achieve your home design goals

Gina Beschorner - 2
Whether you’re building, renovating or simply want to redecorate a room, a mood board is a useful tool to use. It's something design experts...
Bathroom

5 ways under $50 to get your home ready for the new year

Style Curator - 0
Supported by Canberra Outlet A new year brings with it the feeling of a fresh start and it's a great time to set better intentions...
Homewares

Round up of the hottest homewares in Pantone’s Colour of the Year

Style Curator - 0
Supported by Canberra Outlet Each year, the world of design looks to Pantone to predict the colour that will set trends. And in 2022, the...
Kids

6 tips to create a stylish and functional kids bedroom

Gina Beschorner - 0
Supported by Canberra Outlet There’s so much fun to be had creating a themed bedroom for your child! But no parent wants to spend a fortune...
Styling

5 spring trends you’ll be loving

Style Curator - 0
Supported by Canberra Outlet The cherry blossoms are in bloom and spring weather is finally here! It’s time to think about packing our chunky knits and...
Living room

The tips and tricks to styling your coffee table with ease

Gina Beschorner - 2
Supported by Canberra Outlet I love styling your coffee table as it’s a small and achievable surface area in your home to style well —...
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