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How to decorate a Living Room with Hygge

Advice, Colour, Curtains, Fabric, Furniture, Inspiration, lighting, Styling, Textiles

I wanted to cover the topic of Hygge this month so invited Hygge expert and Interior Designer Sherri Smith from Sherri Smith Interiors who lives on the sunny, Sunshine Coast in Queensland to cover this beautiful topic for us.  So go grab yourself a warm drink and a comfy spot on your lounge and let’s launch into what fabulous tips Sherri’s going to impart with us.

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Hi There Everyone,

Have you heard of the new decorating style Hygge? It has hit the headlines in recent times

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How To Make Your Room Feel More Spacious

Advice, Art, Colour, Furniture, furniture layout, Inspiration, lighting, The decorating process

I often have clients ask me how they can make their small spaces feel larger.  So I thought today I’d share a few easy changes you can make to any room to make it feel larger then it actually is.  Sometimes it’s all about

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How Your Homes Interior Could Be Impacting Your Feelings Negatively

Advice, Colour, Furniture, Inspiration, Interior Style, lighting, Styling, The decorating process

Did you know that interior styling can impact the way you feel in a space?

Have you ever felt happy in an interior or the opposite sad or depressed? How do you feel in the rooms in your home? Are you and your family or visiting friends feeling how you want them too?

Today I want to talk about exactly that. How we can ensure the rooms in our homes emit the feelings we want them too.

There is nothing worse than being in a space that you don’t feel great about, and worse than that

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Lighting design – Which type do you use for your homes interior?

Advice, lighting, The decorating process

Lighting design plays a very important part of a rooms look and for that reason I thought I would go through some of the key things to consider when selecting your lighting. I am by no means a lighting technician  so this post doesn’t cover the technical elements of lighting and the angles of it, in relation to user’s specific needs but hopefully you will gain some basic understanding of what to look out for and then team up with a lighting technician for the finer points.

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