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50 top items in home decor

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When decorating your home, you can reach a point where you wonder 'what else can I use?'. You've maxed out the amount of photos...
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The unique textiles and hieroglyphic patterns by Japanese artist, ito

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As lovers of all things Etsy, we're constantly on the lookout for talented artists on the platform. And we're pretty sure you're going to...
CHRISTMAS

Your guide to hosting Christmas in July in Australia: Decorating, menu and more!

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Christmas in July is just around the corner and for those of us in Australia, it's a chance to throw a Christmas celebration with...
ART

The inspirational story and ethical, Australian made textiles from The Tartan Space

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Every artist has a story. It's what makes their work so special and unique. And today's artist has quite the story to tell. Teneille...
DESIGN NEWS

The ethically sourced, luxury artisanal Moroccan homewares from Beni Kesh

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Beni Kesh is all about ethically sourced, luxury artisanal pieces. Moroccan homewares handmade with care and so intricate, you can literally see the workmanship. There's...
ADVICE

Top stylists spill their cushion styling secrets

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Cushions. Will they ever go out of style? We think NOT! They add softness and layers to a space, and are an affordable way...
DINING ROOM

10 home decor updates to revamp your home

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Supported by Papaya If there’s one thing 2020 taught us, it’s a newfound appreciate for our homes. So much more than just a place to...
ADVICE

How to get custom cushions made: My experience with Clark Rubber’s new custom cushion service

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Supported by Clark Rubber If you follow me on Instagram, you would have seen that I recently shared some gorgeous cushions I got made using...
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