If you’re into stylish Australiana, the latest collection from quirky bedding brand Goosebumps is sure to tickle. Titled ‘Dreamcatcher,’ it features a plethora of whimsical, colourful prints alongside some spanking new product lines including fitted bassinet sheets, round quilted baby play mats and a giant Bubble O’Bill novelty cushion too. How fun!
‘Birdwatch’ bed linen
“This collection was inspired by the Australian landscape, life and culture. It’s also a trip down memory lane to my childhood hence the Pac Mate, Birdwatch and Billie prints. The designs are quirky and echo the past in a modern way,” says Inga Rodd, Goosebumps designer, of the limited edition collection.
‘Lady Bug Love’ fitted cot sheet and round quilted play mat
“As we’ve added new categories this season, I’d have to say I adore all the novelty cushions which include Billie, Toasted and Lady Bug Love. Also the round quilted play mats are great as they come in so many fun designs and they’re quilted and ultra-soft for your little tots’ tums! I also love the new Baa Baa print which is a personal favourite,” says Inga.
‘Billie’ bed linen and novelty cushion
The boutique bedding and lifestyle brand launched in 2014, with a distinct aesthetic that has spawned a growing fan base. “Our colourful palettes, unique separates and quirky designs are what we are known for. We love to bring a sense of fun and adventure into every bedroom young and ripe! We are mad colour nuts and love thinking out of the box and coming up with adventurous designs with a twist of nostalgia to each piece,” says Inga.
‘Baa Baa’ cot sheet
To celebrate the ‘Dreamcatcher’ collection launch we’ve got one Lady Bug Love round quilted baby play mat to give away plus a choice of one fitted cot sheet and one bassinet sheet too.
‘Pac Mate’ bed linenThe ‘Lady Bug Love’ play mat that is up for grabs
Ex Reno Rumble finalists Scott and Nadia Black have continued their involvement with the reality series, but this time in the form of electricity. For the first time, The Block has been powered with renewable energy, courtesy of Scott’s power company Diamond Energy. “This year’s Block is powered by 100 per cent greenpower and state of the art equipment, solar and battery storage,” says Scott.
Former Reno Rumble contestants Nadia & Scott Black
“We are proud to be the integral link, and the enabler that shows Australia’s households what is the future in home energy systems. The Block utilises solar energy, solar powered batteries with future grid connected technology to enable its solar power system to be integrated into the Australian electricity market. The Block shows households how to generate, manage and control their electricity in one televised solution,” adds Diamond Energy managing director Tony Sennitt.
Get to look around beautiful rooms like this
And to celebrate its involvement, Diamond Energy is giving away a VIP double pass (to one lucky Interiors Addict reader) to a guided tour of The Block apartments and rooftop cocktail party on 25 October, 2016. The winner will get to check out all the apartments before the general public is allowed in and they’ll also have the chance to schmooze with current and former contestants.
For your chance to win, please complete the form below by midnight on 19 October 2016. Please note the prize does not include transport to and from The Block.
I’m delighted to announce the winner of this month’s 7 Vignettes, sponsored by Life Interiors, as Ruth Stephensen!
“This is our third time hosting 7 Vignettes,” says Life Interiors showroom and creative manager Nicole Arvela. “We have always found it an extremely rewarding experience and we love seeing all the entries come through! We just love how enthusiastic the 7 Vignettes community is and how excited and involved everybody gets.
Tropical
“It’s always so hard to choose an overall winner as there are so many amazing entries, however we just loved Ruth Stephensen @thecontentcreative’s series. It was so beautiful styled and fresh, we also loved her interpretation of the themes.
Shelf
“It’s been a busy year here at Life Interiors, we had major window renovations in our Sydney showroom and we have also recently opened a new Melbourne showroom in Abbotsford. Both our showrooms are open seven days, so please come and say hi! Featuring a wide range of exclusive Australian and imported brands, our ethos is to provide everyday Australians with designer furniture at a high street price.”
Framed
She wins a $500 Life Interiors voucher (please contact us with your details: [email protected]). We’d also like to offer our congratulations to Ruth on her recent marriage and wish her and her husband many happy years together!
SPECIAL READER DISCOUNT
Life Interiors are offering all our readers 10% off everything! Use the code INTERIORSADDICT10OFF or mention it in store. Valid until Friday 21 October 2016.
Do you watch The Block every week thinking “I could do that’? Want to get cracking on making money with your own renovations? I’m excited to announce an amazing competition, where one lucky reader will win a spot on the Rapid Renovation Formula (RRF) program valued at $4,975, including a live, two-day Boutique Renovation Boot Camp in Sydney this November.
What you will learn
When it comes to renovating property for wealth, a ‘one size fits all’ approach is not a viable strategy. In fact, every individual will have slightly different needs and resources, and will be working in a slightly different market.
Over the course of over 110 renovations, course author Dr Naomi Findlay (resident expert on our sister site Reno Addict) has optimised a proven step by step formula for maximising your profit when renovating property. She’s combined this with an unrivalled suite of templates and tools to create the Rapid Renovation Formula.
Dr Naomi Findlay, creator of the Rapid Renovation Formula
The course gives you access to seven printed resources, monthly phone calls with Naomi, software, access to exclusive discounts from national suppliers, introductions to Naomi’s personal consulting team, styling and finishing formulas, a two-day live bootcamp and much much more! After completing the course, you will have the tools, team and formula to renovate for wealth, and a formula you can use renovation after renovation.
How to enter
We want to get an idea of your renovator potential!
Find a property listing on realestate.com.au that looks like a good renovator.
In 1,000 words or less, tell us what you would do would/not do to this property in a renovation to increase its value and eventual sale price. Include a basic floorplan showing any changes you’d propose to make (you will not be judged on how slick this is; you’re even welcome to scan in and email a hand drawn plan!). We love seeing your ideas so you can also include a link to a Pinterest board with your inspiration for the renovation. Explain the different elements using comments on the images. Please include the projected or estimated post-renovation sale price of the property.
The top 3 finalists will be judged by myself and RRFauthor and educator Naomi, based on:
The level of innovation
The ability to design and style to meet the market expectations.
The top three entries willthen be posted on the Interiors Addict Facebook page for a people’s vote.
Don’t hang around because entries close at midnight AEST on 30 September 2016. The winner will be announced on Interiors Addict on 5 October 2016.
The new printed and plain slate linen bedding from Castle was designed with the boys in mind but could equally be styled up for girls (little ones or grown-ups)!
Rachel Castle says: “We’re so excited about our new slate 100% linens, such a bedding staple. We wanted to make something that the boys would like too for once, as we are very much known for our love of a floral and a spot!
“So you can make a pretty bed with the floral and spot pillowcases and some soft pastel velvets, or a more masculine bed with the new linen stripes. Give it as much or as little colour as you like.”
As a mother of a teenage boy, Rachel herself struggled with what to put on his bed. “The simplicity of a slate linen — all that texture and crinkly goodness, cause he’s never going to keep it neat — with a black velvet pillowcase and a simple blue stripe, was perfect,” she said. “The slate also happily takes you all through spring to summer, still warm but crisp.”
I have to say readers, my Castle grey linen sheet and quilt cover is some of the nicest I’ve slept in. So soft!
Available in double, queen and king. Quilt cover from $235, sheet from $130 and pillowcases $59 each.
Competition time
We are giving away one queen size set of quilt cover, fitted and flat sheet and two pillowcases from the range, of your choice. For your chance of winning, complete the form below by 6pm AEST on Monday 12 September 2016.
The winner of next month’s 7 Vignettes Instagram challenge will receive this stunning Edgar chair worth $895 thanks to our generous sponsors, Weylandts.
Weylandts began as a traditional furniture manufacturer in Windhoek Namibia, in 1964. Today, the company has seven retail showrooms in South Africa and one in Melbourne. Its aesthetic, established by Edgar Weylandt and later refined by his son Chris, marries Scandinavian design-mindedness with an African heartbeat. You can’t say more unique and interesting than that!
Weylandts is known for its distinctive merging of clean minimalism with a raw, earthy spirit. Ranges are sourced from designers and makers from all corners of the globe, providing customers with the finest furniture and homewares from the best materials that nature has to offer.
“I just love how 7 Vignettes inspires the creativity in anybody. I just had to get Weylandts Home involved in this fantastic creative outlet,” says sales consultant Luci Sleep.One lucky winner of 7 Vignettes will receive a signature Edgar chair valued at $895. Conceived as an homage to Weylandts’ founder, the Edgar is handcrafted in South Africa from a combination of the finest American Oak and natural leather. Inspired by the original Spanish design by Borge Mogensens, it lends a Scandinavian aesthetic to any space yet triumphs in its functionality and versatility.
Here are September’s themes:
“We greatly look forward to what you all have in store for September 7 Vignettes and how you interpret the Weylandts way through the chosen daily themes,” Luci adds.
If you’re new to the challenge, you can find all the details here.
Please use the hashtag #7vignettes and tag @interiorsaddict and @weylandtshome
Reader offer
10% off storewide when you mention 7 Vignettes for the month of September 2016. Items can also be shipped Australia wide. For more information.
The bar cart has never been so cool. Not only does it serve the obvious purpose of storing all your favourite drinks and associated cocktail-making and wine-pouring glassware and tools, it also looks seriously chic. We love the retro vibe of the bar cart, harking back to a time when people really made an occasion of stopping for a good drink. And the best news? You have a chance to win one in next month’s 7 Vignettes challenge, sponsored by our friends at Pottery Barn.
The Tristan Bar Cart, worth more than $500, would work well in almost any interior. We particularly love its round shape and neat compact size. Oh, and it’s hand finished in an antique brass colour. We can’t get enough of gold accents in the home.
So, get prepping for 1 August, when the challenge starts on Instagram, with the following prompts/themes. If you don’t know how it works, go here to find out more. As they say, you gotta be in it to win it!
The main overall prize is the bar cart, worth $534, and one runner-up will receive a $50 Pottery Barn voucher. There’s also seven daily theme prizes in the form of a small Malta Brass Lantern.
Pottery Barn has stores in Bondi and Chatswood in NSW, Perth in WA, Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley in QLD, Melbourne’s Chadstone in VIC and a Canberra outlet in the ACT. You can also shop online.
When I heard Fantastic furniture were offering custom upholstered bedheads, in a wide range of fabrics and a choice of three designs, all for under $200 and made right here in Australia, I thought they had to be seen to be believed! I mean, that’s crazy money, right?!
The Classic design
So they let me see for myself and I couldn’t be more impressed with mine in my bedroom! I went for the modern and simple Sleek design in Premium Marcy Grey (RRP $199). Many of you commented on it in my recent bedroom makeover pictures.
The quality is great, it’s comfortable to sit up against (I have been known to use my laptop in bed now and again…) and it really does not look like it would cost less than $200! So I’m really excited to share with you that treating yourself to a custom hero piece for your bedroom is now within everyone’s reach!
Ordering online is a great experience too. You can order up to five free fabric samples (there are 100-plus to choose from, patterned and plain, standard and premium) to be sent to you so you can be sure you’re ordering the right colour and fabric for your room (I’d really recommend this). But you can also see a mock-up online of what your choice of design and fabric might look like.
You can expect to wait 4-to-6 weeks for your order and delivery is $75. If you don’t already have them, brackets to attach it to your ensemble bed will set you back an extra $35. The only downside is that they are currently only available in queen size.
The panelled Fashion design
You know what price is better than $199 though? Free! One lucky reader will a bedhead of their choice, delivered. To enter, complete the form below by midnight AEST on Sunday 3 July 2016. Good luck!
Disclosure: Fantastic Furniture gifted me the bedhead for review purposes. Positive coverage was not guaranteed and this is, as always, an honest review.
What a lovely nostalgic week it was with our childhood themes! After much deliberating, guest judge Nikki Hernan of Brown Paper Lemon has chosen @claireturfrey as the overall winner.
“I’ve gone through all the entries a million times,” she says (it’s no easy task!). “Claire has themed her work beautifully and it’s a cohesive grid.”
As regular readers will know, we love Rachel Castle’s colourful, fun and luxe homewares. The latest offering from CASTLE are these velvet lumbar cushions. Not just comfortable on the old back, but perfect for mixing up the size and shape of cushions on your lounge or bed. And we can’t get enough of this season’s tactile velvet either.
Two lucky readers will each win three lumbar cushions in teal, orange and butterscotch, complete with inserts (worth $79 each).
The fine grade velvet cushion covers are double piped, front and back, with a 3cm wall. They measure 52cm x 30cm. The inserts are 15% down and 85% feather, making them super dense and gorgeous. They’re made especially for CASTLE in Australia.
Personally, we’d mix them up with some CASTLE velvet penny rounds.
For your chance to win, complete the form below by 5pm Sydney time this Friday 27 May 2016. Good luck!
In this video, I chat to the super talented west elm stylist Brendan Nash about my recent bedroom makeover and show you around a bit more. It’s really fun to see it all come together in time lapse!
Heres’ the moodboard Brendan put together for my room after my brief. As you can see, almost everything made the cut!
If anything took your fancy, you can find the links to where to buy everything in the original post, where you can also enter your details for a chance to win your very own $1,000 west elm giftcard.
Would you like more video content on Interiors Addict? Let us know in the comments.
We recently bought our first home in Sydney and have been slowly but surely adding our touches to it. The biggest job is a full bathroom reno and we’ve just locked that down so you can follow its progress in the new few months! Onto less involved projects, and I was keen to make the most of our beautiful master bedroom. It’s spacious and light-filled with two windows, and is definitely the largest bedroom Damian and I have ever had.
When we moved from our last place, I got ruthless at chucking out what I didn’t need or love. Bed, drawers and desk aside, it was a pretty blank canvas in the bedroom. We had it painted (Resene’s Black White) before we moved in, and installed new floors (natural oak laminate from Darren Palmer’s Provincial Lane range for Carpet Court) and it was just crying out for those extra layers of warmth, texture, colour and interest. I couldn’t think of a store I’d rather team up with to transform it than west elm as I pretty much love everything they do, so when they asked me, I leapt at the chance to work with them to turn my bedroom into a grown-up sanctuary (and the one place we try and keep the baby’s toys out of)! I’ve also recently moved a secretaire desk into the bedroom and when our part-time nanny starts, I plan on sometimes hiding in there to work!
Their Design Services stylist, Brendan Nash, asked me what sort of look I was after before providing a mood board. I immediately loved almost everything on it, so after making a few tweaks, I left it all in his capable hands until makeover day! It was so exciting to have a professional style my bedroom; what a treat!
Regular readers will know my favourite colour is navy, which is convenient for a couple’s room because it’s nice and unisex! I also love gold accents and have them throughout our home, from my sofa legs to cabinet handles, accessories and so on. I wanted the room to feel calm and cosy, conducive to both relaxing and sleeping and focusing to write at my desk.
I think you’ll agree, he nailed it! I absolutely love our new room and have found myself going to bed early a lot because I’m so keen to hang out in there! I also swear my bed is more confortable thanks to its new linen, although I’m not sure if this is in my head or the reality?! I’m also a definite convert to the top sheet, something I have never seen the point of having before with a doona! With winter drawing in, it was the perfect time to transform this space into a warm and inviting boudoir!
I love the layered rug look (something I wouldn’t have been brave enough to try myself) and while I don’t think I’d have picked the bedsides myself, they’re a surprise hit! I love the texture and warmth added by the reclaimed timber, but the white lacquer is modern and light and easily wipe clean. I love the roomy drawer to hide away all those essentials, and the space underneath for books and mags.
It was a real luxury to have my bed made to look like one out of a magazine spread and I watched Brendan and his colleague Naomi Young carefully, making mental notes. I absolutely love the feel and laid back luxe look of linen but had never thought of choosing it in navy before, always playing it safe with white. I really love the colour injection in this room. Cleverly, the only touches of pink are in the one cushion and the flowers, so if I want to change the pink to a different accent colour down the track it’ll be really easy (and let’s face it, everything goes with navy!).
If you have a little bedroom envy (and frankly, I couldn’t blame you!), then listen up, because west elm are giving you the chance to win a $1,000 voucher to spend on goodies for your own home. Simply enter using the form below by midnight Sydney time on 25 May 2016.
All I want to change now is the blinds, but I can’t decide whether to go for curtains or blinds or to splash out on plantation shutters! What do you think?
Everything else pictured is my own. Please ask in the comments if you’d like to know where something is from!
Did you know west elm offer a free design service, in your local store, your home or via phone?
A rare opportunity to check out the cream of the crop of Australia’s design talent, the VIVID (Vibrant Vision in Design) competition will run again this year as part of Melbourne’s Décor + Design show from July 21-24 this year.
Jeremy Lee’s ‘Lo Chair’
Australia’s longest running design competition, it’s a fabulous platform for emerging designers to garner the attention of buyers, development and production managers, interior designers and manufacturers and competition finalists are also granted a first-hand look into the inner machinations of the design industry – a fabulous learning opportunity all-round.
“VIVID 2016 aims to convey to the design industry the talent of emerging Australian designers. We aim to shine a spotlight on designers who are raising the bar in terms of innovation and design thinking,” says Daniel Della Riva, VIVID Curator. This year’s crop runs the full gamut from ultra-modern to more classic design aesthetics though a strong theme has emerged this year across the board of finalists – the use of natural timbers.
Glen Braghurst’s ‘Outdoor Chair’
A favourite finalist of ours, Glen Braghurst’s ‘Outdoor Chair’ will have you looking super chic at your next festival – made from Swedish leather that has been wrapped around a powder-coated steel frame this chair really is an object of understated beauty.
We’re also loving Richard Greenacre’s ‘Hex Table Lamp’ – the gorgeous powdery blue shade especially. This interesting design was dreamt up after the designer was inspired by a piece of hexagonal brass.
Richard Greenacre’s ‘Hex Table Lamp’
Pushing the natural theme to its limit, Gary Pennington’s ‘Groove Floor Lamp’ is made from bamboo and hand-printed hemp cloth while Jeremy Lee’s handmade ‘Lo Chair’ is a sleek low chair that features simple clean lines made from beautiful wood too.
Gary Pennington’s ‘Groove Floor Lamp’
Ryan Pennings’ ‘Percy Stool’
Competition sponsors include Dulux, GlobeWest, Pen, Design to Print, JP Finsbury and (inside)Magazine and there’s a decent amount of prize money to be won.
In its milestone 30th year, the Dulux Colour Awards were handed out recently at Melbourne’s Myer Mural Hall with the talented winners commended for their imaginative use of colour. We’re huge fans of the way that paint can transform a space and this year’s winners really demonstrated that notion. Whiting Architects took out the top prize in both the interior and exterior residential categories – hats off to them!
Normanby project: Single Residential Interior winner
Their Normanby project took out the “Single Residential Interior” category which we love for its creative and unexpected application of colour. “Normanby is a courageous project which showcases a perfectly crafted, clever use of colour using pastel hues with natural materials and bold colour in exactly the right proportion,” said the judging panel.
Normanby project – we love that aqua cabinetry!
Featuring Dulux shades Lexicon Quarter, Domino, Marshmallow Quarter and Deluxe Days, we love the aqua blue cabinetry in the bathroom in particular – for reference, it’s painted in Dulux Ice Pack Quarter. “Using what typically could be a jarring combination of hues, this original palette subtly defines spaces within the home,” said the judging panel. We love the way the paint really enhances the home’s natural materials including leather and wood too.
Normanby project
In a stellar year for the firm, Whiting Architects also walked away with top honours in the “Single Residential Exterior” category too for their ‘O’Grady’ project – this entry one was one of our early favourites.
O’Grady project: Single Residential Exterior winner
“The restrained and unique palette used for O’Grady achieves a perfect balance between colours defining two periods. The exterior has an urban feel with a masculine mood in Dulux Domino adding drama in the entrance with a contrasting pastel. The project displays refinement with an edge!” said the judging panel.
O’Grady project
Aside from Dulux Domino, the project also featured Dulux Ghosting, Hugo Double, Lexicon Quarter and Mudpack. 2016 Dulux Colour Awards Commendations went out to the following firms in the residential categories too – FMD Architects, Hola Projects, Louise Walsh, Michelle Walker Architects, McBride Charles Ryan and ASA Architects.
Happy long weekend, readers! Here’s your one-week countdown to the next round of 7 Vignettes, and introducing our latest sponsor, United Interiors. If you haven’t heard of them (yet) you’ve probably heard of the family of brands they’ve recently consolidated under one new roof: United Artworks, Rugspace, The Canvas Workshop and Art-Luxe. Now they’re a one-stop-shop for all your art, decor and homewares needs! May’s lucky winner will get a $500 to spend online with them!
Jamue Durie’s art for The Canvas Workshop, now part of United Interiors
Here are the themes:
“We’ve been following Interiors Addict’s 7 Vignettes for a long time and have always loved the idea of the creative community Jen has fostered, not to mention the beautiful styling and imagery that has been created by many talented Instagrammers,” says marketing manager, Julie Ta.
James Treble’s rugs for Rugspace, now part of United Interiors
“We are so excited to finally be a part of 7 Vignettes and what better timing than now, with the launch of our new United Interiors rebrand. United Interiors is an online marketplace for all things dedicated to adorning a fashionable home, and our existing brands United Artworks, The Canvas Workshop, Rugspace and Art-Luxe, have consolidated onto one single online destination for art, rugs and décor. We are proud to support 7 Vignettes this month and can’t wait to be inspired by everyone!”
The fun all starts this Sunday 1 May for seven days. Please tag Interiors Addict and United Interiors and use the hashtag #7vignettes
If you need a refresher on how it all works, go here.
It’s no secret that we’re mad fans of Etsy. Is there anything you can’t source from there? From interior items to jewellery and everything in between, we love how directly it connects consumers with creatives.
Running for its third year in Australia and New Zealand, the Etsy Awards look to showcase and highlight the work of the many creatives that make the online marketplace the wonderful resource that it is.
From now until April 29, new and established Etsy sellers from across Australia and New Zealand can enter their work in the five categories below.
Art, Illustration & Paper Design
Home & Living
Fashion & Accessories
Lasting World (for those using environmentally and socially responsible practices)
New Talent (Etsy shop opened within the last 12 months)
There will be a winner in each category along with a Community Choice winner that will be decided upon by the public. Each category winner will take home $1000 cash to help them expand their business and the Community Choice winner will win $5000 and be featured on Etsy’s global blog and social media channels.
This year’s judges include the founder and editor of The Design Files, Lucy Feagin, the Australian fashion and beauty blogger Sara Donaldson of Harper & Harley, lifestyle, travel and DIY blogger and author Geneva Vanderzeil of A Pair and A Spare, along with Etsy’s managing director across Australia and Asia, Helen Souness.
“Each year I’m astonished by the incredible creative talent we unearth through the Etsy Awards – talent that we’re excited to highlight, recognise and reward. This year’s competition and prizes are designed to give Etsy makers the exposure and tools they need to boost their businesses and grow their creative careers,” said Helen.
All entrants will also be in the running to win a digital marketing course from General Assembly and one-on-one mentoring with 2015’s Community’s Choice winner, Sonia Singh of Tree Change Dolls.
Grace Wood of Grace Wood Designs is a big proponent of the awards. “It’s a no-brainer! You have nothing to lose and everything to gain from entering the awards. I had so much support pouring in from family, friends and friends of friends during the awards. That support alone helped to reinforce that my business was worthwhile and my product was appreciated by a lot of people,” said Grace.
Entries are open until April 29. See here for more.
Continuing its quest to acknowledge and reward the best of Australia’s interior design scene, the 2016 Australian Interior Design Awards announced its shortlist recently and there is some serious talent in the mix. We’re particularly taken with the work of Arent & Pyke.
Shortlisted: Nexus Designs’ Shelter Island House
“Rigorous thinking, innovative design and rich materiality are evident throughout this year’s shortlist. We’re proud to showcase so many outstanding projects that characterise the peak of Australia’s design practice,” says event manager Jacinta Reedy.
Shortlisted: Arent & Pyke’s Croydon house
Co-presented by the Design Institute of Australia and Artichoke magazine, the Australian Interior Design Awards celebrate the best of Australian design across commercial, residential and public design categories.
Shortlisted: Arent & Pyke’s Macmaster’s beach house
“Each year, the calibre of entries continues to impress. This year’s shortlist reflects the maturity of the Australian design industry, as well as the extraordinary talent and creativity that act as a foundation for so many design practices.”
Shortlisted: Arent & Pyke’s Bronte House
The gala awards dinner will take place in Sydney on Friday 10 June. See here for more of the shortlisted candidates.
Congratulations to @projectafterproject, the winner of this month’s 7 Vignettes contest as picked by our sponsor Choices Flooring!
Choices Flooring’s online content manager Ingrid Powell, says: “We have really enjoyed seeing all the entries to 7 Vignettes. After some debate in our office we have decided on Project after Project as the winner. Besides the birds eye view image being so cute, we also like that her entries were simplistic, not overly styled and were really happy to see how she understood our ‘fifth wall’ being the floor!”
Bird’s eye view
She wins a $2,000 voucher to spend with Choices Flooring — enough to transform at least one room on her home — with either carpet, timber, laminate, bamboo, luxury vinyl, tiles or even rugs! We can’t wait to see which! The prize also includes a phone or email consultation with me to help you choose!
Weylandts began as a traditional furniture manufacturer in Windhoek Namibia, in 1964. Today, the company has seven retail showrooms in South Africa and one in Melbourne. Its
Shortlisted: Nexus Designs’ Shelter Island House
Shortlisted: Arent & Pyke’s Croydon house
Shortlisted: Arent & Pyke’s Macmaster’s beach house
Shortlisted: Arent & Pyke’s Bronte House
