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BUILDING OR RENOVATING

Internal brick wall before and after: 80s brown to on-trend grey

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Supported by Monsta Shop If you follow along on Instagram and watch my stories, you’d know we’re kicking off a renovation series at Bonnie’s new...
BEDROOM

How to turn your bedroom into a sleep sanctuary: The perfect Mother’s Day gift

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How’s your sleep? Do you feel like your bedroom is a cosy haven or has it become one of the last rooms in the...
KIDS

Pretty in pink, Kirra Bell’s colourful home tour

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If you love to embrace colour in the home or are looking for inspiration to add more pops of colour, you're going to love...
BEDROOM

3 bedding looks to inspire you to embrace printed quilts

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I'm the first to admit I'm shy when it comes to printed quilts. I generally always (read ALWAYS) opt for plain quilts and add...
DESIGN NEWS

Will you embrace Pantone’s colour of the year 2017: Greenery

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Earlier this month, the Pantone Color Institute unveiled the 2017 Colour of the Year — Greenery. “Greenery is a fresh and zesty yellow-green shade that...
BUILDING OR RENOVATING

From dark and moody to stark and crisp, discover the latest interior colour trends

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We love discovering the latest volumes in the Haymes Colour Library. Haymes is always on the forefront of latest interior colour trends and styles. They've...
ART

Artist spotlight: Prudence Caroline

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Prudence Caroline's colourful, abstract works are making a serious SPLASH on the interiors scene right now so we caught up with this Australian artist...
DESIGN NEWS

A look at the latest colour trends from Haymes, The Colour Library

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From soft and romantic to earthy and raw, the newly launched Haymes Colour Library has a paint colour volume you'll love! The inaugural Colour Library...
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