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The painterly style abstracts from artist Bec Talbot

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Gold Coast–based artist Bec Talbot creates painterly style abstracts that feel deeply grounded yet quietly joyful. Paintings that carry the rhythm of the coast,...
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50+ top items in home decor: Add layers and interest to your interiors

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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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26 quick ways to freshen up your home in 2026

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If you ask me, one of the best ways to start the new year on the right foot is by refreshing pockets of your...
Art

The layered, colourful botanical paintings from artist B Twomey

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You may have noticed our obsession with bold colours lately. So it felt very fitting to have artist B Twomey join us on the...
Art

Art as healing: Contemporary Aboriginal art from Domica Hill

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Today's artist comes with an unbelievable back story. Domica Hill paints contemporary Aboriginal art that blends traditional style with modern aesthetic. She turned to...
Art

Holiday daydreaming: The relaxed boho art from Britney Turner

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Today we chat with visual artist, Britney Turner. With artworks inspired by her own spiritual journey, her paintings are personal. Her relaxed boho art...
Advice

23 decorating hacks for rental properties

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Just because you’re renting doesn’t mean you need to settle for someone else’s design style. While you may not be able to tear our...
Art

Storytelling through art: Karen Lee Mungarrja

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Today we chat to Indigenous artist, Karen Lee Mungarrja. Known for storytelling through art, she paints about her culture and the representation of life....
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