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Escape to nature without leaving the house with these interior accessories

Biophilic design is enjoying a moment in the sun. Bring the outside in with botanical motifs, floral prints and leafy green additions.

  • Georgie Gordon

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The pavilion dates to the 1890s.

How a heritage glasshouse was transformed into an art-filled kitchen, living room

Transforming a Victorian-era glasshouse into a stand-alone kitchen, dining and living area without breaking something, is no mean feat.

  • Stephen Crafti
Painting your room a nurturing colour has the ability to transform. Saturating spaces, where walls, ceilings and trims are painted in similar hues is popular.

The surprising five-step plan to a stylish home for (next to) nothing

No money in the renovation kitty? You can create beautiful, elegant interiors to make your heart sing without busting the budget.

  • Robyn Willis
“Otago” rug; “Paloma” vase; “AA” side table; “Little Shelford” radio.

To achieve a cool, contemporary look at home, add a pop of this colour

Combine on-trend tones, sleek stainless steel and some quirky touches to lift your living space.

  • Georgie Gordon
Unlike many single-fronted terraces that can feel cavernous and dark, this home benefits from generous glazing along the entire western elevation.

Architect-designed Northcote house keeps it simple in cost-of-living crisis

It may not have wall-to-wall marble, but this simple architect-designed house shows what can be achieved on a relatively modest budget.

  • Stephen Crafti
Mid century meets 21st century design in this kitchen with integrated bar by Greg Natale.

The James Bond-style must-have for every kitchen

While most of us were glad to see the end of COVID, there’s one trend that it spurred which brings a level of sophistication into kitchen design. It’s also a lot of fun.

  • Robyn Willis
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Embrace the seasonal change inside the home with these autumnal hues

Celebrate autumn’s arrival with cosy additions in shades borrowed from nature, from earthy hues to a lush forest green.

  • Georgie Gordon

Owners of this property have transformed a huge battle-axe block into a stylish home

The home, in a private cul-de-sac in Frenchs Forest, has undergone an extensive renovation to radiate simple elegance with refined finishes.

  • Susan Redman
This space designed by Robson Rak Architects and Interior Designers reinterprets the traditional plaster ceiling and finishes with a soft peach colour.

Why designers want you to stop painting this ‘wall’ white

No longer a “set and forget” option, this blank canvas is becoming the perfect environment for expression and reflection as designers take their lead from immersive hospitality spaces such as restaurants and bars.

  • Robyn Willis

The April 6 Edition

Welcome to the special Homes edition where we step inside Helena Christensen’s eclectic apartment.

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