Home Trends & Inspiration

When it comes to home design, there is a 'new normal', with people’s expectations well and truly transformed by the COVID era.

Winter is slow growing in the garden, but there are always plenty of garden tasks to devote your time to.

In contrast to its heritage facade, the great attractions of Drift House are the unexpected and colourful contemporary interiors.

A perfectly considered palette can instantly set a mood-shifting scene, from warm and inviting to bold and dramatic or soothing and serene.

With fruit orchards and veggie gardens supplying seasonal produce and a flower farm bursting with blooms, home is a place where the novelist and her family thrive.

The Keep opened to a solely Tasmanian audience during COVID border closures to the rest of Australia. However, it became the state’s not-so-hidden secret, fast booking out every weekend.

Despite its impractical floorplan, designer Kate Challis saw potential in an old bookshop, transforming it into her own glorious contemporary family home.

When Richard and Stephanie Huxley first saw this 170-year-old cottage in 2014, it was in a state of disrepair and deemed non-habitable. 

It's now easier than ever to find pre-owned, authentic designer furniture - often at a fraction of the original price - thanks to the growing number of online marketplaces for buyers and sellers.

With gentle curves, textural finishes and a milky palette, the picture-perfect property was built to celebrate leisure.