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BUILDING OR RENOVATING

Wall light guide: Rules and trends around using wall lights from an expert

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Recently a reader requested advice on using wall lights around the home, wanting to know the rules and trends. Of course, we called in...
LIVING ROOM

Design inspo: Beautiful bohemian living rooms and how to pull off the look

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The bohemian style is taking over interiors and why not?! It's a melting pot of colour, texture and pattern that embraces a blending of...
ADVICE

5 signs your home needs to be rewired before renovating

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Home renovation — it’s a process that can be both extensive and expensive. But done right, it can also be incredibly rewarding on both...
ADVICE

10 electrical and lighting things to consider when building

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It isn't until you build a new home or undertake a major renovation that you realise just how much goes into construction! And an...
HOMEWARES

10 stylish floor lamps, from luxe to less

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On the hunt for a stylish floor lamp? With the days getting shorter — and colder! — embracing more moody lighting is a fab...
ADVICE

How to design a lighting plan for your home: Learn the 3 types of lighting

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We're the first to admit that up until a few years ago, we were completely clueless when it came to lighting. Yet the more...
BEDROOM DIYS

DIY heart wall light: Make a sweet wall light for your child

Gina Beschorner - 2
Scroll through Instagram or flick through any children interior's mag and you'll quickly see versions of heart wall lights pop up. With many costing...
FEATURED

Trend alert: Basket pendant lights and where to shop our faves

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Basket pendant lights are seriously on trend right now. We're seeing them pop up in kitchens, bathrooms, dining rooms and even outdoor living spaces....
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