Designing your dream home can be challenging, especially when small missteps prevent your space from reaching its full potential.

In this blog, we uncover the 5 most common interior design mistakes—and, more importantly, how to fix them. From prioritising impactful changes to testing paint colours and perfecting layout flow, these practical tips will help you create a home that’s as functional as it is beautiful.

Choosing the perfect colour palette for your home is one of the most important decisions you'll make when designing a space.

Your colours set the mood, create harmony, and reflect your personal style. Whether you're refreshing a room or planning a whole home makeover, a well-thought-out palette can completely transform how a space feels.

Let’s dive into some simple steps to help you choose the perfect colours for your home!

The kitchen truly is the heart of the home and the hub of family life. No longer just the place to prepare our meals, modern kitchens now double as dining rooms, entertaining spaces, and even home offices. Ideally, a well-designed kitchen will suit the needs of your family now and into the future. Get it right the first time and read on for my top tips for your new kitchen.

Not only does the right rug contribute significantly to the overall aesthetics of a room, but it also plays a crucial role in defining different areas within a space. A well-chosen rug can elevate the look and feel of your home and bring together various elements to create a cohesive look.

Bathroom lighting requires careful attention as it not only aids in essential tasks like applying makeup and grooming, but also sets the tone for how you use and relax in the space. A thoughtfully lit bathroom enhances daily routines and creates a welcoming environment. Whether you’re renovating or starting from scratch, understanding different lighting types and techniques is key to achieving both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

If you're currently in the midst of planning a kitchen build or renovation, you've likely encountered the overwhelming array of choices to be made. The decision-making process involves navigating through various styles, materials, and layouts, all while considering the evolving needs of your family over time.

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, the bedroom serves as a place of retreat and relaxation. For the busy individual seeking a calming escape within their home, designing a bedroom that reflects personal style while prioritising comfort is important. If you are craving a bit of calm, read on for my top tips for turning your bedroom into a relaxing retreat.

Planning your build and wondering what alternative engineered stone benchtop options are on the market? Let's delve into some alternatives that not only look beautiful but also align with Australia’s new safety regulations.

So, you’re planning your new build or thinking of starting a home reno or décor refresh, but you’re not sure you even know what your style is. Read on for a few easy steps to get to get you started in determining what your ideal interior style is!

Carpet plays a vital role in creating a cosy and inviting atmosphere, however, with an abundance of carpet fibre options available, choosing the right one can be a challenge. Come with me as I explore various carpet fibres and their unique characteristics to help shed some light on the best fibre choices for your home.

Playing it safe and following the rules when it comes to designing or styling your home? Sometimes the greatest magic comes when you throw the rule book out the window! Read on for my top 5 Interior Design rules I love to break!

Shake off those winter vibes and read our top tips for refreshing your bedroom this Spring.

Planning a bathroom build or renovation? Avoid the confusion and decision fatigue and read our top tips for creating the bathroom of your dreams.

Planning to work from home or looking for ways to improve your current set up? We have all of the tips for creating a home office space that is inspiring, functional and tailored to your work needs.