Matt Stewart talks to TLC about his Brand New, Limited Edition Art
Aussie artist Matt Stewart is no stranger to TLC Interiors. I’ve raved about his work numerous times on the blog before. In today’s post, Matt’s stopped by to tell us about his latest art, and it’s truly amazing!
How to use a Mood Board and where to Buy the Latest Designer Variety
What is a mood board and why do I need one? If it’s a question you’ve been pondering, wonder no more. I’m not only going to explain why a mood board is important, but I’ll introduce you to a new variety you’ll have kittens over.
Meet Squeak Design: the Melbourne Brand with Punch and Personality
Nothing gives me pangs of joy and rapture more than discovering a new homewares brand. When that brand is Aussie, when its products are packed with colour, and when the creator is a Melbournian, my happiness level reaches fever-pitch.
Interior Design Trends 2016: Be Bright and Bold with Colour Carnevale
Interior design trends 2016; they're landing hard and fast, and now is the time when we decide if we get on board with them or not. Over the past week on the blog, TLC has predicted three big trends to land in 2016, and today the last one, Colour Carnevale, is making its presence known. This is definitely one for the colour lovers, so let's explore it further.
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.
Yin and Yarn’s New Homewares Range is a Colour Bonanza
If you're a colour lover and you adore supporting local, the homewares from this Aussie brand are going to cause you some serious heart palpitations (in the best way possible, of course!).
The New Tropical Homewares Brand you’ll Lose your Mind Over
I was just saying the other day on the blog that the coastal interior is being reinvented. We're moving away from those more nautical influences like anchors, blue and white stripes and boats, and embracing a more tropical, lush and zesty aesthetic (think palm trees and mojitos).
