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Leigh Thompson’s sculpture work is breathtaking. Inspired by nature, figurative forms and the world around her, the Nelson-based artist dives headfirst into the mythic and the beautiful.

After finishing a piece, Leigh will display it in her home first. Sometimes, she might like it so much that it ends up on permanent display in her space. (Credit: Tim Williams)

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If you’ve just come to terms with the fact that your favourite skinny jeans are out of fashion, brace yourself: kitchen design has had a shift too. Sometimes it’s obvious a trend has had its day, but often we might not have realised that a certain finish belongs firmly to another era and your kitchen is showing its age. However, kitchens are expensive things to replace, so be...


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You don’t need a plane ticket to bring a little Mediterranean magic home. Sculptural vases, coffee-table books, statement tiles and charming decorative finds channel the laid-back beauty of the Greek islands. From blue-and-white classics to rustic, sun-washed pieces, this selection of Greek décor will make your space feel like summer in Santorini.

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For many homeowners, the backyard is now just an unofficial extension of the living room, with outdoor cooking and entertaining now


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Design trends come and go, but it’s well known in design circles that, in troubled times, we’re drawn to the comfort of warmer hues. Dulux colour specialist Davina Harper says, “We’re seeing a strong shift towards emotional reconnection, with ourselves, with others and with nature. We’re also craving a sense of safety and using our homes as a space to reassure us. As a result...


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