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How to style a bed like a pro: Bed styling tips and tricks

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It's one thing to 'make' your bed and another to style it. Working out what colour or print bedding to use. How many cushions?Even...
ADVICE

Olivia from House of White’s chic laundry renovation

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Following on from her stunning bathroom renovation which we featured earlier this year, Olivia from House of White recently completed a chic laundry renovation...
ADVICE

Amazing makeover: From beige and bland to a super cool kid’s bedroom

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It takes a clever design-mind to take quite literally a blank canvas of a room and turn it into something truly special. That's exactly...
PRODUCTS

New IKEA catalogue is OUT but not IN your letterbox

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The new IKEA catalogue is something we SERIOUSLY look forward to every year — it's like Christmas! But for 2020, IKEA is taking a...
BEDROOM

Sleep solution bedroom makeover with IKEA

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Supported by IKEA It was only a couple of months ago I shared the mini refresh I had done in our guest bedroom. Since that...
BUILDING OR RENOVATING

Before and after: See how this kitchen was renovated for $5000

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Stuck with an out of date kitchen that makes you cringe or a layout that just isn't functional? Often we think of kitchen renovations costing...
BUILDING OR RENOVATING

Bonnie’s full house renovation: Before + afters of each zone

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For months we've been busy renovating every square centimetre of Bonnie's house and we're so excited to say we are finally 100% DONE! Hoorayyyy! Her...
BUILDING OR RENOVATING

Bonnie’s kitchen reveal: From poky and brown to open and airy!

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If you've been following our renovations at Bonnie's house, you'd know we COMPLETELY GUTTED her kitchen. The original kitchen was far too small to...
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