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Many artists can sit firmly in one art-style box. Not Alicia Bourley. Her multidisciplinary art see her delve into drawing, photography, print, painting and dreaming, all at once. Alicia has built a practice that refuses to be pinned down. And that’s exactly what makes it so compelling. Whether she’s painting, working digitally, or combining both, […]

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If you can’t tell by all the decorations available in stores, Halloween season is officially here! Halloween has been gaining momentum in Australia for years and it feels like this year, everyone is up for the celebration. Whether you want to go all out and decorate your home in spooktacular fashion, host a terrorific event […]

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The owners of this property in Mt Macedon, a town north-west of Melbourne, fell in love with everything on the outside. But the inside told a completely different story. What they wanted was to create a home that was whole, warm and deeply connected. A warm country cottage that feels not just beautiful, but lived-in. […]

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Supported by Early Settler Bedside tables can be a surprisingly tricky piece of furniture to get right. As well as the obvious considerations of style and quality (which can vary significantly!), there are practical things like storage, size and proportions to think about too. Often it isn’t until you’ve lived with a bedside table that’s […]

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Michelle Morton is a Brisbane-based coastal ceramic artist who creates hand-built stoneware that channels the textures, movement and imperfections of the Australian coastline. Her pieces sit somewhere between function and sculpture, each one shaped by the same rocky bays and tidal pools she’s spent a lifetime exploring. We sat down with Michelle to talk about […]

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