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10 small space decorating ideas: Tricks to maximise tiny interiors

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Decorating a small space is often referred to as a challenge. What to do when you’re living in a place the size of a...
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How to style a bar cart

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Hands up who's always wanted a stylish bar cart in your home or perhaps you have one that's just been collecting dust? Never fear,...
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The ultimate parents retreat: An elegant living room featuring curves and stunning custom joinery

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There are few things we love more than custom joinery. It can completely transform a space and be a statement in a room. Point...
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The Block 2020: Week 8 — Upstairs reveal, guest bedrooms + additional rooms

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This week on The Block, the teams are set the challenge to complete their upstairs reveal. It's different for each team, with everyone delivering...
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The Block 2020: Week 7 — Living and dining reveal

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Following on from what the judges called, the best kitchens The Block has ever seen, it's living and dining reveal time! So how did the contestants fare...
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Inspiration gallery: VJ panel living room walls

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VJ panel living room walls are seriously hot and a trend we just never seem to tire of — and it's pretty obvious to...
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How to update your living room for less: Top decorating ideas to suit your budget

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Supported by Canberra Outlet Whether it’s a change of season or simply a tired room that needs a refresh, many of us are looking for ways...
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Before and after: A dated living room gets a dramatic makeover with Canberra Outlet

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Earlier this year we ran our most epic competition ever! Offering a $5000 room makeover with Canberra Outlet and one-on-one styling help from me...
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