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After a challenging winter that brought us wild weather, cost of living concerns and technological scepticism, we now yearn for sunnier times to restore opportunity and a sense of ease and warmth into our homes. This summer Dulux colour forecasters predict that a combination of almost-pastel shades alongside bold, rich colours will emerge in Australian interiors in response to our desire for a renewed sense of hope and to foster creativity.

When it comes to home renovations, there’s a fine balance between style, functionality and budget. Renovating is a journey and like any journey, it’s filled with excitement, decisions and a few bumps along the way.

Updating flooring and window treatments is one of the most effective ways to rejuvenate a living space. With the right mix of colours and textures, home owners can completely transform the home’s look and feel.

Bathrooms are a significant investment, so when building or renovating your bathroom it is important to not only keep in mind design aesthetics but functionality and performance to ensure long-term benefits to your home.

As we enter 2024, revitalising the exterior of your home with a fresh colour scheme not only makes a strong first impression for visitors, it also can increase street appeal – ultimately adding value to your home.

Embarking on the journey to create your dream holiday home is an exciting adventure and when executed skilfully a winning formula promises relaxation, comfort...

Keeping up with the latest interior design trends can be equal parts tiring and expensive. What is a TikTok fad and what is a...

This year, Aussies are looking for the best tips and tricks to create bigger bathrooms for less, and many renovators are looking to make these spaces look even larger so that they can get the best return for liveability and value.

Plateau Project is the stunning family home of Phoebe Ghorayeb and photographer Georges Antoni who migrated to the scenic suburb of Bilgola Plateau, in Sydney’s northern beaches from Bondi Beach, to provide extra space and a free-range lifestyle for their three young children.

With interior design trends ever-changing and evolving, 2024 promises to be an exciting year for Australian homes as the new year signifies an opportunity to renew, to update and to consider not only how a space can look but also how it can feel.