Inspiration

Warm desert tones contrast with cool ocean blues to ensure this reading nook feels cosy - and perfectly balanced - whatever the season.

Wish your home was a little bit fancy? Try a French Provincial style chair and bench paired with ornate yet understated accessories in white, linen and silver.

Bring the outside in with muted greens for a relaxed atmosphere: the perfect complement to reclaimed timber furniture.

Surprisingly sophisticated, pastel hues have a calming effect. Sublime blues and corals are paired with pale grey to prevent the look becoming overly saccharine.

Our desire to be closer to nature has influenced colour trends this year. Bring nature indoors with sustainable timber and a palette of tans, browns and greens.

Yes, it's a thing. #coastalgrandmother blends coastal decor with cosiness. Think shiplap panelling, slip-covered sofas, rugs, baskets, ginger jars and candles.

A safari theme injects a feeling of adventure into a room. Try a wild animals wallpaper then add smaller accent pieces as you gain confidence with this style.

The decorator’s equivalent of a smart casual dress code, the aim is to find the ideal balance between comfort and style without trying too hard.

A gorgeous smoky grey/blue, French navy is a muted cousin of true navy - a softer choice for a wall colour to accentuate light furniture.

Create a cosy book nook with plenty of soft, plush textiles—think fuzzy throws and textured cushions - as well as scented candles and lamps. 

Create a serene sleep space with shades of green. Be it a bold forest or a delicious pale sage, a green bedroom is both contemplative and calming.

A mix of patterns and textures can enliven a neutral scheme, adding personality and balancing the look.

One of our favourite colour palettes, blue/greens are both calming and revitalising. They work perfectly in this reading nook paired with linen and crisp white.

Terracotta, apricot and blush are the core colours for a nude decorating palette. Easy on the eye, these on-trend colours sit very well with warm beige and rattan.

Symbolising freshness, happiness, energy and optimism, it's no wonder limoncello is currently a popular colour choice with home decorators.

If you love neutrals but want to lift them with just a touch of colour, try a soft pastel.  Misty blue with hints of crisp white works perfectly.

You don't need to live near the ocean to enjoy its easy, breezy vibes. Pair weathered timber with coastal-inspired accessories and a palette of blues and whites.

Nothing beats that hygge feeling of snuggling up on a cosy sofa. Slow down and enjoy little things: scented candles, mood lighting and a fluffy throw.

Create a relaxing space to escape the hustle and bustle: a deep rattan sofa, midnight blue walls and Australian native-inspired homewares.

Stuck for gift ideas for your mum or nan this Mother's Day? We've put together our staff picks to give you some inspiration. 

A red-purple, plum is luxurious, romantic and uplifting. It works beautifully with medium greys and timber tones.

If you crave peace and quiet when you arrive home then this classic colour scheme, incorporating neutrals and soft blues, is definitely for you.

This striking coastal-inspired combination of whites, light neutrals and slate blue exudes confidence and casual sophistication.

A trend that's barely there, nude shades are anything but boring. Pair them with natural rattan and lush green foliage to really pack a punch.

If you really want to relax (or snuggle) in style, invest in a super-comfy rattan lounge chair. Dress it up with texture, texture and more texture.

If you love feminine French Provincial decor but your other half doesn't... don't despair! Choose natural colours and balance ornate pieces with clean lines.

Contrast – both colour and texture - is the secret weapon interior designers use to create visual interest and impactful spaces.

Representing renewal and abundance, green has a balancing and harmonising effect. Pair it with neutrals for a fresh, timeless look.

Nail the Hamptons look in your home with a mix of shabby chic and modern pieces combined with washed out colours and accessories.

Trick your eye into thinking your dining room is bigger than it actually is: small-scale furniture with lightweight legs, a neutral rug and a tight colour story.

On-trend and guaranteed to warm up a cold room, tan is a terrific colour to try. Add punches of black and teal, as well gold accents, to balance the earthy tones.

Bring the ocean indoors with easy, breezy materials like jute and rattan paired with coastal-inspired accessories.

Soft, soothing colours like pale blue beckon you to sit back and relax. White furniture keeps the room looking cool and fresh for summer.

When styling your home, it can be easy to get so caught up with your colour palette that you completely forget to pay attention to texture.

Not sure where to start with a whole room makeover? Think small first. Start with a statement artwork (or two) and let the rest evolve from there.

Nothing says summer more than natural rattan furniture and lush green foliage.

Effortless and calming, Hamptons style interiors favour natural materials in whites, blues and neutrals - perfect for the Australian lifestyle.

Bring the outdoors in with our gorgeous new collection of nature-inspired homewares.

Whispery soft colours are ideal for creating light-filled spaces. Enjoy liveable living rooms, romantic bedrooms and divine dining rooms with a 'hushed' palette.

Gold is a timeless neutral that really packs a punch. A smattering of strategically placed gold accessories will add a touch of glamour with very little effort.

Transport yourself into the tropics - without leaving your verandah - with light, durable, ultra-chic rattan pieces paired with lush shades of green.

This striking combination of white-washed timber, light neutrals and navy blue exudes confidence, elegance and sophistication.

Earthy shades of ochre, sand and rust are perfect for bringing the warmth of the Australian landscape into your home.

The colour of regeneration, emerald green can instantly energise and refresh a room. Balance this eye-catching colour with plenty of neutrals.

A mid-century  modern favourite, teal is guaranteed to bring richness to a room. It pairs well with toffee toned furniture and really pops with gold accents. 

This striking combination of warm timber tones, light neutrals and navy blue exudes confidence, elegance and sophistication - perfect for a dining room.