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In design, few materials are as universally loved as oak. Its strength, character, and warmth have made it a staple across centuries of architecture and interiors. Today, as trends shift back to embracing raw, natural textures, raw oak has re-emerged as a hero material—bridging tradition and modernity with effortless style. Our new Raw Oak Across All Styles launch celebrates this remarkable timber in all its forms, bringing the beauty of natural oak into every aesthetic, from minimalist modern to timeless heritage. 1. The Beauty of Raw, Untouched Character Raw oak is celebrated for its authenticity. Unlike heavily treated finishes, it...

Brass hardware has long been the go-to for designers who want elegance and warmth in light, airy spaces. As trends lean into minimalism and Scandinavian tones, brass brings character without overwhelming the palette. Why Brass Works Brass complements whites, neutrals, and soft timbers. Its reflective surface adds glow, creating warmth in otherwise cool, light interiors. In the Australian context, brass is particularly effective in coastal homes where natural light dominates. Styling Ideas Use brushed brass hinges and handles on solid oak doors for a timeless match. Pair brass with linen curtains, natural fibres, and pale timbers for organic flow. For...

Spring in Australia brings renewal, freshness, and the perfect opportunity to restyle your home. While many homeowners focus on decluttering interiors, one of the most transformative ways to refresh is with your front entry. The entry sets the tone, and an arch door instantly elevates that welcome.   Why Arch Doors Work in Spring Arch doors soften the geometry of a home, offering curves where sharp lines dominate. The gentle arc creates harmony, flow, and timeless elegance. In spring, when natural light is abundant, pairing arch doors with glass allows brightness to cascade indoors.   Styling Tips Pair oak arch...

A Father’s Day Tribute to My Dad, My Backbone, and the Bloke Who Refused to Let Me Use Liquid Nails for Everything Some dads help with school projects. Some dads help you move. My dad, Albino, drove across actual state lines—with a van full of tools and a suspiciously judgmental look—to help me build an entire house. Albino is not your average dad. He’s a Portuguese-born master carpenter who has spent decades turning timber into art and side-eyeing any shortcut involving a glue gun. When I told him I was building a house, he didn’t flinch. He didn’t ask when....