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Top 7 places to shop furniture and homewares for Hamptons, country and provincial style homes

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Furniture and homewares shopping has got to be one of our all-time favourite pastimes (shopping counts as a hobby, right?!). And with Hamptons being...
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A guide to the 10 most popular interior design styles

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Supported by Canberra Outlet When decorating any space, it’s important to have a clear idea of the type of style or colour palette you want...
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Art with those European summer vibes: Discovering BG Studio

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Dreaming of an overseas adventure? Yeah, us too! But if that's not on the cards for you, let Brigitte Grant from BG Studio take...
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Trend alert: Curved interiors and how to incorporate them in and around the home

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Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably noticed that curved interiors are having moment. From arched doorways, curved home exteriors to pill-shaped...
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How to: Style a holiday home

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Whether you've got a holiday home and are looking for tips on how to style it, or just want to create that holiday at...
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Decorating a rental outdoor space or balcony: Styling tricks and hacks to personalise the space

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Outdoor entertaining is one of our fave things to do, especially in the warmer months. But if you're renting, it can be difficult to...
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Peachy tones and gorgeous curves in the latest home renovation from Three Birds

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The girls at Three Birds Renovations have done it again. Totally nailing their latest home reno, creating a stunning family home for owners Cath...
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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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