Why New Home Builders Are the Winners of the 2026 Federal Budget

Our Winter Campaign was a great success with many followers uploading their winter inspiration images to go into the draw for the $500 Freedom voucher and home styling appointment.

Buying or building your home isn’t the end of the journey. You’ve got to customise it with furniture, artwork and other little knick knacks that really make it a home. No matter how modern your new home is, it’s always a nice idea to fit it out with DIY designs. Lacking in inspiration? Here are a few great DIY home ideas. 

Colour can totally transform your home, creating a certain style and mood. There is a whole psychology and science behind colour. It affects our behaviour, impacting our moods in both positive and negative ways. Want to know what colours to choose for your brand new home? Read on for some more advice or talk to our experts.

Preparing for a guest to stay can be overwhelming. You want your guests to relax and enjoy their stay and leave with raving reviews about your role as a host after. Sound familiar? Then this guide is for you!

When designing your own home, you want to make sure the décor matches more than your lifestyle. Whether you’re the type who wants a place for everything and everything in its place, or one who likes to feel utterly cosy, you should try to match your home’s style to your vibe. Here’s a style guide for all the different types of energies and vibes out there.

We are so lucky to live in a country where we have an abundant supply of plants and flowers. Using plants as part of interior decoration is an art in this country - and we have so many colours to paint with. When used thoughtfully, plants and flowers can significantly enhance a home’s aesthetics. They bring a natural feel and healthy atmosphere both inside and outside your home. Let’s explore how you can use a range of plants and flowers to improve your home’s decor and reflect your unique personality.

Less light in the cooler months can mean higher energy costs. Pioneers of environmental architecturel like Chancellor & Patrick in the 1960s, designed homes with cantilevered roofing and thick walls of sliding glass to keep homes well-ventilated yet well-lit. These features that still play out well today in larger, modern homes where the demands are greater of work zones and leisure areas.

Things that change tend to grow into something better while things that stay the same can get stale and boring. Decorating your home, whether it’s with paint, art, decorative pieces or all three, are ways you can change your room with the season and continue growing. How exactly do you do that? Let’s take a look.

Say the word ‘laundry’ and most people cringe. Yep, it is where the ongoing chore you simply wish you could avoid takes place…clothes washing. It’s a part of life that simply can’t be avoided and a place in your home that you will visit regularly, so it’s important to make it as beautiful and inviting as the rest of the home.