Posts in HOME
HOME | 5 inexpensive changes that make a big impact

Sometimes we can get into a bit of a rut at home, particularly when we have spent a lot of time in it… (ahem 2020 and scarily relevant again as I write this). Things can start to feel a little bit stale. We know that bigger changes and renovations can be expensive and potentially a long way off but there is no reason why we can’t tackle a few smaller changes that are a bit more budget friendly and instantaneous.

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HOME | Homes away from home

In 2020, if nothing else we all got quite good at booking local weekends away and exploring our own backyard. Whether that was driving 4 hours from Sydney out to Orange, heading to the South Coast, Canberra or even out to Dubbo to go to the Zoo.

Here are some other places that I love the interiors of (most of which I have stayed at but some of which are on my must stay list!).

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HOME | Planning an interior photoshoot

The end result of an interior designer’s photoshoot is hundreds of shiny, carefully curated, beautiful images. The reality is slightly different! I have always admired and known that the work of an interior stylist involves a lot of heavy lifting and logistics but I found out just how hard it is in the photoshoot for my recently completed Paddo Pad project. Here is how I brought it together.

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HOME | Window treatment tips

Window treatments can often be thought of after the build is done which can result in frustration at some missed opportunities. Thinking of them as part of the bigger design process means that we can get a more considered outcome. Here are some things you can think about BEFORE you even start to build or as the frames are going in.

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HOME | Finding your interior design style with Petrina Turner

Knowing where to start with the interior of your home can be a paralysing choice. Do you start with your furniture, choose your paint colours or replace your floor first?… round in circles you go until you just don’t do anything at all. I hear you and I want to share some ways you can begin to find out what your design style is.

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