Let's explore how we can approach high-impact retail periods with mindfulness, steering clear of the pitfalls of overconsumption and throwaway culture.
Join me as we explore the transformative power of quality over quantity in crafting homes that are not only aesthetically rich but inherently healthy.
We’ve curated a list of our favourite small businesses that epitomise the spirit of community support. From handmade treasures to cozy local eateries, each establishment is an invitation to join the movement of shopping ‘local’.
Here’s why I love and appreciate the beauty of wainscoting and a few examples of how we’ve injected this feature into our diverse projects over the years (including a sneak peek of a current project!)…
Recently I was interviewed for a podcast about how I started my business. Participating in this interview got me thinking and really reflecting on where I started and the path to getting where I am today starting an interior design business from scratch.
This question is a common one amongst clients and the truth is, there is no “right” answer, it’s more a matter of weighing the pros and cons for your personal situation.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, it’s no secret that the world is amidst a history making situation. We’re experiencing such hardship, loss, disconnection and uncertainty. However, on the sunshine and rainbows flipside, I believe we’re being shown a glimpse into an opportunity for great change.
“Collaboration is key to a sustainable, zero waste future”
Prior to construction, the clients cleverly had the property professionally valued. This gave the clients their “starting point” and the property’s market value pre any design changes.
While we’ve all been spending the vast majority of our time at home these days, it’s only inevitable you’ve started to notice the quirks - good, bad or ugly - in your home. Here are the top 5 challenges I’m being told folks are facing.
Recently I was interviewed and asked for my thoughts on the importance and impact of displaying special items in our homes and what effect has on our overall health and wellbeing. Here are my thoughts:
SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS + ETHICAL MANUFACTURING
Over the years, I’ve really built my Little Black Book of favourite brands, it’s truly a designers secret weapon and essential for creating breathtaking interiors, and recently I’ve come across an incredible company that aligns with all of my company values - Pago & Co.
“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind of a difference you want to make.” — Jane Goodall
Being able to close the door and "leave" work is important for your mental and emotional health…Nothing will make you feel less motivated and more overwhelmed than sitting down to a work space which is overflowing. Keep it clear and clean. Your thoughts will mirror your space.
Some days the washing basket is on the dining table and overflowing, the kitchen bench is scattered with paperwork and there’s a trail of odd shoes and socks from the front door. I get it, I 100% do.
You see, the key to delivering an exceptional customer experience, comes down to having a clear systemised process to follow. I'm a systems nerd, I absolutely couldn't get through life without have lists and processes for everything, especially in my business.
When you invest in your home, your home rewards you with comfort and good health.
The same way that you would hire an accountant, travel agent or mechanic - we are simply here to reconnect you with your home and help you maintain it in the most meaningful way possible.
My meeting with the Australian Ambassador to the UN, Gillian Bird….on taking small steps to a more sustainable future.
