Selling your home in 2020
Part 1 of selling your home in 2020; terminology and first impressions.
Inspire! Macramé edition
The ultimate macramé inspiration! Meet some amazing macramé artists and learn all their styling tips.
At home with Mike and Kerri Potter
Impeccably designed and professionally styled, take a look inside a Master Builders finalist home.
Canberra’s architecture: A snapshot of mid-century modernism
Lauren takes us on a tour of Canberra's architectural history! As the Australian Capital of mid-century modernism, Canberra has works by some of the movements most renowned architects hidden behind every corner.
Camp Quality Classic Cruise and the Ultimate Home Sales Package
Jake Winters, Iron Man, and a $16,500 donation
At home with Tara Connell
Ever wondered what a property stylists' home looks like? Close your eyes and picture it. Now add a husband and three kids, that picture getting messier? Now add six siblings, five step siblings and a bus load of nieces and nephews visiting every other day. Welcome to Tara's big family living.
Get your home spring ready!
Spring is here! It's time to open up your home and give it a new life. Follow these simple tips to embrace everything spring has to offer.
2019: A celebration of colour
The interior design world is lighting up with colour and we have all the inspiration, tips and tricks to help you navigate the latest trends.
An afternoon with Canberra’s top property stylists
Coffee, champagne, and Canberra's best property stylists. A look inside the industry.
The way you live in your house is not how you should sell your house
Property styling is about creating a welcoming environment for potential buyers to picture themselves living in the home.
Why property styling is an important part of your marketing strategy
Selling your home is all about marketing and property styling is an integral marketing tool that can set your house apart from the rest
Designer secrets
These basic design techniques can help you achieve an alluring and personal style in your home while keeping a cohesive flow.