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When RJ Beaumont shifted from selling greeting cards to tiles in the 1960s, ceramic floors and walls were far from a household norm. Tiles...

There’s something unmistakably warm and timeless about a copper farmhouse sink. The hammered finish, the rich glow that changes with time — it’s a feature that can elevate a kitchen from functional to unforgettable. But installing and maintaining one isn’t as straightforward as dropping in a standard stainless-steel basin.

For years, stone has been the gold standard for kitchen benchtops. The sleek finish, the solid feel underhand, the prestige of quartz or marble have all made it the go-to for new builds and renovations alike. But as costs rise and sustainability takes centre stage, more home owners are rethinking whether they actually need stone.

With growing pressure on household bills and the need to be conscious of our carbon footprint, smart thermostats can be seen as an essential addition for most family homes. But how can this device save you money while lowering emissions, and is it worth the investment?

Step inside an Australian home in 2026 and you’ll notice the difference immediately: softer light, warmer colours, textures you want to touch. Cool greys...

Clipsal by Schneider Electric has unveiled its Brushed Brass finish in its award-winning Solis Series, blending the timeless charm of toggle switches with modernist...

Longhorn Designs has introduced Barndominium-style homes to the Australian market, blending rustic US aesthetics with Australian engineering and materials to deliver a luxury housing...

CSR Gyprock has introduced the Canto profile to its cornice range. Only 90mm, it's designed to be minimalist in form and features a stepped ridge that flows into a subtle curve, transforming the ceiling line.

Once the proud home of a Hills Hoist, a rusty swing set and a four-burner BBQ with an esky parked nearby, the traditional Aussie backyard has evolved into an additional room that is the heart of the home all year round.

Set in the quiet coastal streets of Beaumaris, Victoria, Pointside is more than just a beautifully renovated 1890s home - it’s a deeply personal expression of how interiors can shape the way we feel. Designed by Hygge Design Agi Bartha and Carlie Fraser, this character-filled residence draws on Scandinavian principles of simplicity and warmth while honouring its rich heritage. The result is a timeless sanctuary that balances softness with strength, craftsmanship with restraint and history with renewal.