We’re always seeing beautiful living rooms online and in magazines, but do you know how to create a gorgeous living room that works for your lifestyle? In this blog, I’m discussing ways you can create your own sanctuary that looks as good as you see on Instagram yet is functional for the whole family.

With another year upon us, it’s time to delve into some interior design trends we’ll expect to see this year. Inspiration comes from all parts of the world. The trends we see here in Australia may be similar to what you’ll find in America and the UK for example, however, each country will have its own take on it.

Does your home have awkward, unused nooks or strange spaces that leave you scratching your head? Or are you building your dream home and want to maximise your floor plan?

Keep reading for creative tips on how to utilise dead space and create functional, stylish areas that work for the whole family.

If you’re hosting Christmas this year, below are some ways to make the most of your home this Christmas, and even if you’re not hosting this year, there are some ideas you can still implement which will make your home feeling more functional and cohesive.

Have you heard of ‘Transitional Design’?

Basically that is the end result of blending modern and traditional interior design, and personally, one of my favourite design styles. It is a way to create spaces that are both timeless and contemporary. This approach combines the best of both worlds, with the elegance and detail of traditional design, plus, the clean lines and simplicity of modern aesthetics. Here’s how you can achieve this look in your home.

Being one month into 2024, you would have seen some articles or posts about this years interior design trends. But do you know how to implement them into your home? I’m sharing some ways on how to revamp your interior by adding a splash of some of this years interior design trends.

Most of us want our homes to feel cohesive. Not ‘matchy-matchy’ but to have a consistent feel throughout different areas. Here are three ways you can create cohesion in your home and really level up your interior.

Presenting your home for sale correctly can be the difference between 5 and 15 potential clients being interested in your home. Read this post to find out some quick tips on how to best present your own home for sale.

Are you renovating your kitchen or bathroom? You may have images saved on Pinterest of different splashback ideas, but how do you know what will work for your home?

Two of the main areas I see ‘cookie cutter’ design are new builds (especially facades) and furniture/décor from big box retailers. I’m sharing some tips on how to avoid cookie cutter design when it comes to designing and decorating your home.