The Interiors Addict
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Renovating, interior design, styling, and real estate advice and inspiration for the everyday Aussie. By former journalist and magazine editor Jen Bishop, the original interiors addict.
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5h ago
A fabulous rug never goes out of style. And if you choose a well made design in a quality natural fibre like jute, wool or linen, you’ll find it only improves with time. But how do the fibres compare in terms of durability, which is best for your home, and what are the telltale signs of rug quality to look for? Armadillo, makers of the finest handcrafted and sustainable natural fibre rugs, have the answers.
Natural fibre versus synthetic rugs
Regular foot traffic means your rugs experience considerable wear and tear, so it pays to buy the best you can afford so they last the distance ..read more
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Sponsored by kaboodle
Launching this week, the people behind Australia’s most popular flatpack kitchens have launched a free tool to make the kitchen reno process seamless and stress-free. mykaboodle, from kaboodle, is your all-in-one kitchen renovation companion and project management tool. They’ve even included a style quiz which will help with the all important first step of narrowing down your aesthetic from the many options you’ve probably been considering!
“Renovations can seem daunting and it can be hard to know where to start, so we’ve created a tool that guides you step by step, from ..read more
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1d ago
Sheet Society have launched their Fall 2024 collection. Just in time for the fashion season, this new collection offers you a comfortable bedroom decorated with unique designs, the most fashionable colours, patterns and textures.
The collection is designed to complement the brand’s existing designs, presenting a range of new fabrics and curated fall palettes that balance soft, subtle shades with rich seasonal favourites. Stylish prints, blankets, cushions and soft, fluffy 100% cotton double-brushed bedding were introduced.
Hayley Worley, co-founder and creative director, said: “As we usher in ..read more
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1d ago
An award-winning renovation transformed a cottage in Sydney’s Inner West into a light-filled two-storey family home.
“The homeowner’s design goals of having an open space within the tight confinements of an inner-suburban lot was key to the success of the project and delivered through the innovative use of space,” said Ben Tass, co-founder of Tass Construction Group. Designed by Queensland architecture firm Vokes & Peters, the luxurious renovation seamlessly blends innovation and creativity with crafted functionality to cater to the client’s needs while capturing their dream vision.
The ..read more
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2d ago
Interior designer Gabriel Jacka has opened the doors to Jacka Design in Albert Park, Melbourne, an enchanting new shop and studio that marries sophistication with whimsy, offering an exclusive curation of pieces that evoke joy and delight.
“Jacka Design is more than just a retail space; it’s a celebration of curated elegance and spirited design,” says Gabriel. “Our approach to interior design has always been to create spaces that reect our clients’ collections, tastes, and dreams, and in store, patrons will discover an array of new treasures. These range from chic Australian-made sofas t ..read more
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2d ago
In a unique collaboration, Assembly Label, renowned for their timeless fashion essentials, have partnered with Australian furniture studio McMullin & co. to co-design their first homeware piece.
The McMullin x Assembly Label Rice Paper Table Lamp is inspired by elements of the Japandi style movement. The piece seamlessly blends style with functionality, emitting a subtle ambient light that casts a warm glow in any setting.
The intricate design complements the simplicity of the raw materials, featuring only rice paper, steel wire framing, and a candle bulb. Standing at 15cm tall and weigh ..read more
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3d ago
A Sydney authority in the prestige apartment real estate market shares five key indicators to help homeowners determine if it’s the opportune moment to sell their property.
“Deciding to sell your property is a significant decision that requires careful consideration,” says Adrian Wilson, principal and founder of Ayre Real Estate. “By evaluating a few key factors, they can make informed decisions that align with their financial and personal goals.”
With interest rates remaining on hold, clearance rates settling and fewer properties coming to market, is now the time to sell? Here, Adrian shares ..read more
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3d ago
By Julia Green
Living with colour is personal to everyone and there is a hue out there for every individual. But have you ever stopped to wonder why it is that certain people lean into certain colours? The psychology of colour is fascinating and we are here to demystify the science.
Colour in interior design is not merely a matter of aesthetics; it’s a powerful tool that influences our emotions, perceptions, and overall wellbeing within a space. Each hue carries its own associations, which elicit a wide range of feelings and varying levels of comfort.
Warm colours such as ..read more
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6d ago
Dirty Janes is opening a third location in Orange later this month. The curated vintage market is a mecca for shoppers with everything from furniture and homewares to clothing, jewellery, art, books and records on offer.
Founder and owner Jane Crowley, said the team was thrilled to become part of the dynamic community in Orange and showcase the talents of 70+ stallholders, each a unique and independent business.
“We are so excited to welcome customers through the door in Orange and hope that it will become a much-loved shopping destination in the region. From collectors to casual shoppers, th ..read more
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6d ago
Clutter is on the rise, with one in four Aussies revealing that their homes are more cluttered than five years ago; a growing issue that is having a flow on effect from their mental health to their hip pockets.
According to new research commissioned by Choosi, in partnership with consumer research group MyMavins, over half of Aussie households report that they experience clutter or disorganisation at least once a month. General odds and ends (46%), clothing and footwear (34%) and paper, including magazines, special offers and receipts (28%) were listed as the top three things cluttering homes ..read more