I am always thinking of what furniture I can upcycle next. This weekend I decided to upcycle a set of chairs we were given when we first moved to Australia. There was nothing wrong with the structure of the chairs, only the 80’s grey frame and salmon pink fabric had definitely seen better days (yuk).
Shipping containers are an innovative way to create a living space on a budget and in recent years, their popularity has grown greatly. Is it any wonder – with the cost of the average home in Australia being $660,800 – people must look for cheaper alternatives?
Last weekend I decided to undertake the task of transforming on old desk to one my husband and I can use comfortably. Desk ergonomics[1] recommend your desk [workstation] should have the following features:
Geometric decor is a bold way to add interest and personality to your home decorating. From geometric fabric prints, candle holders in geometric shapes to geometric patterned floor rugs and geometric plant pots, there is something out there for everyone.
There is something so charming, feminine and luxurious about the rose gold decor trend. With a hint of pink, this has to be one of my favourite metals.
Living by the coast is a dream of many and it seems the Hamptons style décor is here to stay. Since moving to Australia, we have been fortunate to find a place to live close to the beach and I absolutely love it! If you don’t however, there are still ways you can master the coastal décor trend without having to live by the sea. Here are my top tips on recreating the coastal décor trend: