As a counterpoint to the explosion of colour we are seeing in design now, classic beige is bravely emerging, proving the enduring appeal of a natural, monochromatic palette. “Beige is the quiet achiever of interiors – it never shouts for attention, but grounds everything around it,” says Melbourne interior … Read more
Melbourne and Darwin’s housing markets are finally heating up after sitting out the boom, with Darwin prices jumping 11 per cent and Melbourne hitting a new all-time high. Two of Australia’s quieter housing markets are now showing clear signs of recovery. Melbourne and Darwin, both late to join the upswing, … Read more
From Hamptons elegance to farmhouse luxe, this tool can help you create your ideal home style with no interior designer required. When it comes to styling your home, whether new or established, the design possibilities are almost endless. But if you don’t have the budget for an interior designer, it can be … Read more
From dual wardrobes to personalised climate zones, “his and hers” styling is having a moment in 2025, and here’s how you can do it in your own home. In today’s world, couples are no longer just dividing space – they’re creating a home that reflects individual lifestyles, while still feeling … Read more
National house prices rose 0.6 per cent and units 0.5 per cent over the month, a marked slowdown from August’s “sugar hit” surge of 1.3 per cent and 1.0 per cent respectively. Australia’s housing market cooled to a more sustainable pace in September following August’s rapid acceleration. National house prices … Read more
Consistent materials, generous doors and smart zoning are helping modern Australian homes connect effortlessly with the outdoors. Whether you dream of hosting lively summer barbecues or relaxing in a quiet courtyard, open-plan layouts and integrated living spaces are top priorities in new and established homes. Many modern home designs have spaces that feel bigger by creating … Read more
The Reserve Bank of Australia has held the cash rate steady at 3.60 per cent today, adopting a cautious stance as mixed economic signals create uncertainty about the appropriate policy response. While the labour market shows signs of softening with 5,400 jobs lost in August, the RBA has chosen to … Read more
Analysis of TikTok trends shows first home buyers approaching property as a wealth-building strategy, not just shelter – challenging “priced out” myth. The prevailing narrative about first home buyers suggests they’re simply “priced out” of the market, but our analysis reveals a different story. While coverage typically focuses on affordability … Read more
Whether you have a garden, courtyard or balcony, these weekend projects can help you make the most of your outdoor space. Usually, spring is when homes open back up. Longer days are on the way, and barbecue-ready evenings set the scene for reconnecting with neighbours, friends and family. Warmer spring … Read more
Australian property buyers ignore climate risks as high-risk suburbs match national growth rates. Insurance costs and extreme weather may soon change the game. The Australian Government released its first National Climate Risk Assessment this week, a comprehensive analysis of how climate change will impact the country across multiple scenarios. The … Read more