We’ve all found ourselves feeling bored and tired of our interior. Where coming home no longer feels exciting, the interior is looking a little warn or you’ve completely outgrown the space. Maybe your personal style has evolved and your interior just isn’t keeping up.

Shopping. Some people love it and some people loath just the thought of it. Regardless, we can all agree shopping for the home can take a lot of time and energy. Whether you’re furnishing a new home, updating your décor or looking for one or two special items to complete your interior, homewares and furniture shopping can be a challenge.

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Dining rooms are no longer formal areas reserved for special occasions. They’re spaces we use daily to gather as a family at the end of the day, to spread out our newspaper on a Sunday morning or to help our kids labour over their homework. 

While they may have become family-friendly informal spaces, the desire for a stylish dining room remains. A dining room doesn’t have to be a plain and simple multifunctional space. There’s still ways you can inject personality and create interest. 

Here are some fail proof tips for a non-boring dining room:

It’s that time of year we’re all coming back from summer holidays. While we can’t be on holidays indefinitely there are ways you can incorporate your getaway vibe into your interior to delay those post-holiday blues. 

Here’s some things to think about now you’ve enjoyed your summer holidays...

At the start of a new year, we have the energy and mindset to overhaul our lives. From fitness resolutions to career goals, January is a big time for many. While you're aspiring to a new you, why not share a little of the focus on your interiors?

Before you take out the paint chips and list all your furniture on Gumtree, instead of embarking in a total makeover, we suggest you simply start with a refresh. 

Here are some easy interior updates you can get started on over the summer that will enhance the look and feel of your space. 

Having a young family doesn’t mean you need to sacrifice your style in favour for a hardy kid-friendly interior. With our tips, you can still achieve a stylish and Instagram-worthy home, yet one that’s practical and can handle all that comes with little people. 

The countdown to Christmas is on as stores begin to decorate their festive windows and supermarkets stock their selves with ornaments, lights and Christmas produce. 

For many this time of year can be highly stressful with work deadlines, tiresome shopping trips, endless amounts of cooking. Decorating the home can seem more of a chore than an enjoyable task that gets you into the spirit. 

If this sounds like you, decorating this Christmas doesn’t need to be overwhelming. With these tips, you can easily transform your home to create a stylish aesthetic well in time for the big day. 

Thinking about redecorating to give your home a much needed update? Want to change your look completely, but don’t want to fall into the trap of following a short-lived trend?  Monochromatic decorating is a look that’s here to stay and can be highly effective in creating a stylish aesthetic in your home. 

It’s got to be every man’s dream; a space you can retreat to away from the kids, from your partner, and from work. A man cave serves as a place to chill out and relax, watch sports, or hang with your mates. For many men, it’s the most important space in the home. 

If you’re searching for a masculine retreat with sophistication and style, you’ll need these 6 essentials.

Wanting to achieve a high-end luxurious look without blowing your budget? We understand that decorating can be an expensive task, especially if you have your eye on designer brands and one off pieces. 

Not completely satisfied with your interior? Perhaps your home feels like it’s missing something or it hasn’t quiet reached its potential yet. Sounds like you may have fallen victim to these bad decorating habits! 

We share with you habits that could be holding you back from creating that stylish interior you’ve been dreaming of.