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Walk-in wardrobe and closet inspo

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An epic wardrobe is on the dream home design wish list for many! In our years of touring beautiful homes, we've spied more than...
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What bathroom mirror to buy? Shapes and styles explained

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Mirrors are an essential element in any bathroom... but there's a lot more to them than function alone! The right bathroom mirror can completely...
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Boho coastal kitchen designs: 20 of the best boho kitchen ideas

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A boho coastal kitchen is just dreamy, isn't it? The perfect blend of an airy and earthy palette, this fusion style is definitely one...
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Make a splash with our round up of the best pool designs

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Pools are the ultimate backyard accessory. And with summer on its way, we wanted to share our round up of the best pool designs...
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DIY driftwood wall art: Make your own drift wood wall hanging

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According to this month's Pinterest stats, there's been an 80% increase in the search for 'driftwood wall art'. And today, that's exactly what our...
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Country living meets classic architecture: A tour around this timeless coastal farmhouse

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Farmhouse and country interior design styles are taking off in a big way. And when you cast your eyes over today's stunning home tour,...
INTERIOR TOURS

The award winning coastal home: Breathing new life into Wamberal Beach House

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Over 20 years ago, Design King's Wamberal beach house won the Australian National Timber Awards. Three owners later, Design King has returned to Wamberal...
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Inside the light, bright and beautiful interior of Three Birds Renovations Dream Home

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The talented female trio, Three Birds Renovations are yet to deliver a home we haven't loved from top to bottom. And their latest project,...
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