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Devotees of Marie Kondo are decluttering at such a rapid rate that charities can’t keep up with the deluge. So what are the alternatives to landfill?
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You’ll want to dive right into this warm and versatile colour that’s easy to live with, whatever the season
Designers from Down Under
A new wave of subtlety and sophistication is making the local design scene one to be proud of
Bloking it up with interior design
Traditionally when you’re building or renovating there’s a bit of a gender divide that sets in, but all that is changing. Here’s how:
Building for bushfire protection
Preparation is the name of the game when you’re considering building in a bushfire zone.
Is your home ready for Christmas?
There’s still time to set your house in order before the guests arrive, writes Robyn Willis
‘It feels like Christmas starts earlier every year’
‘Obviously, retailers are quick to switch into present buying mode as soon as possible but I also have friends who have had their tree up since November,” writes Home Editor Robyn Willis.
Building for bushfire protection
Preparation is the name of the game when you’re considering building in a bushfire zone.
Welcome to the dark side
It’s possible to paint your home black and still have a warm and comforting place to live, with a little attention to detail, writes Robyn Willis.
On display: Crawford 218 Burbank Homes
This single level design has plenty of space for entertaining guests or just relaxing with family, writes Mercedes Maguire
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