Autumn Decorating Do’s and Don’ts: Texture, Pattern and Scents
A few weeks back, I showcased the colour trends that are big in Autumn decorating for 2016. In this post, we're taking a look at the textures, patterns and scents you can rock in your home now that the weather is getting cooler (and Lordy am I elated that summer has come to an end!).
The New Octagonal Beach Towels inspired by International Cultures
If you're after beach towels that are more than meets the eye, the latest batch to hit the market from Cultured Me will have you clambering for your bikini and board shorts.
Just in: Basil Bangs to Launch New Lifestyle Range Next Month
Lazy summer days are part of the inspiration for the range from Aussie outdoor homewares biz Basil Bangs. But news of a fresh product offering for the cooler months is making this local brand a year-long must-have.
The TLC Edit: 10 Must-Have Beach Bags and Summer Totes
Hitting the pool, hitting the beach or just doing your weekly shopping; a beach bag or tote is a summer essential. Throw in some sunscreen and sunnies, an on-trend towel and a bottle of Savvy B, and you're good to go (though shopping while sucking back a white wine is probably not a good idea).
Your Towels at Home are no Match for these Turkish Delights
I’ve always been a bit infatuated with the Turkish Towel. I got one as a present for my friend Jess last year and the softness of it was just in another realm altogether; the kind of softness that compels you to put it to your face, like you would a puppy or kitten.
Deborah Hutton has the Secret to making Summer Entertaining a Breeze
Deborah Hutton is so much more than a well-known media personality. She's also a TV presenter, former mag editor and designer of her own homewares range. Oh, and let me not forget to mention her hugely popular website, Balance by Deborah Hutton.Who better to turn to for advice on making entertaining at home a breeze than this lovely lady?
Everyday Inspo: A Coastal Design Scheme Inspired by Melbourne Graffiti
I'm a firm believer in being inspired by the everyday. I think if you look hard enough, you can pretty much use anything in your everyday life (even the seemingly mundane) to inspire an interior design scheme.It could be a tree you pass on the way to work, a piece of jewellery you wear all the time, an old bowl you have at home, or in my case - random moments I see when I'm out running. And sometimes you're not sure why these moments appeal to you, or why they move you, but they do.