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As much as 40 per cent of a home's heating energy can be lost through windows, so here are some inexpensive ways to stop that heat escaping.
More than one-third of us have organised our homes during lockdown in order to manage our mental health, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Here’s how it helps – and how to do it yourself.
Though the isolation of the cabin proved to be a hurdle during the renovation process, it’s this same sense of seclusion that led to its success as an Airbnb listing, with travellers from far and wide eagerly checking in.
The well-known designer is best known for his collections that woo Paris, New York Fashion Week and the world over. But it took a pandemic for the couturier to dive into a stash of leftover fabrics and create a range of bespoke cushions.
It’s no surprise the age-old art of pottery is enjoying a resurgence. Over the past 18 months of lockdowns, many have been inspired to improve and embellish their homes, and with that has come a renewed obsession with natural materials and craft skills.
While it might be tempting to hit the discount stores to furnish your rental home, opting for timeless pieces that are well-made will save you time, effort and cash in the long run.
Taking its lead from nature, biophilic interior design creates a sensory connection with the outdoors, drawing from nature in all its guises, from natural light and raw materials to floral prints and earthy textures.
According to her housemates, Tilly Barber has a “borderline obsession” with scanning the property market, which worked out well when she found the perfect property in North Warrandyte.
Has the latest lockdown got you inspired to tackle some neglected jobs around the house? Why not get that new-home feeling by tackling a whole-house clean.
When Liz Ride, associate designer at Studio Tate, learned she was expecting a second child, she and her husband knew their Clifton Hill townhouse would need work.
