Info A pared-back Australian home in neutrals
Thursday, February 21, 2019
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These lovely images of lifestyle blogger Stella Gaffney's home popped into my mail box yesterday. Stella lives with husband Michael and their two (very cute) children on Australia's Central Coast (looks like a very nice part of the world, I must say!). The home has a lovely view over the water and an abundance of natural northern light. As a result the home has been kept pared-back with lime washed floors, white walls and natural materials to allow the view to steal the show.
Let's take a peek...
I'd love to be sitting on that terrace right now - how about you?! Is there anything in particular about this home that stands out to you?
Quick note on two items which caught my eye - the cross cushion is from Aura by Tracy Ellis and the colourful wooden pegs can be found here.
More inspiration from Stella's home on Instagram here.
Other wonderful Australian homes include a retro beach house, a space decorated in dark greys and a relaxed boho home in the country.
Having posted about Autumn / Winter 2015 and a little festive inspiration this morning I'm so curious to know what it must be like to celebrate Christmas in the summer? I've only ever spent it in England and Sweden where it's cold and in the latter place, white! - I'd love to hear how your Christmas day (or 'Eve' - which is the day they celebrate it in Scandinavia) looks?!
Have a lovely day!
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Let's take a peek...
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| Home-owner: Stella Gaffney. Photographer: Maree Homer. Published first in homesplusmag. |
I'd love to be sitting on that terrace right now - how about you?! Is there anything in particular about this home that stands out to you?
Quick note on two items which caught my eye - the cross cushion is from Aura by Tracy Ellis and the colourful wooden pegs can be found here.
More inspiration from Stella's home on Instagram here.
Other wonderful Australian homes include a retro beach house, a space decorated in dark greys and a relaxed boho home in the country.
Having posted about Autumn / Winter 2015 and a little festive inspiration this morning I'm so curious to know what it must be like to celebrate Christmas in the summer? I've only ever spent it in England and Sweden where it's cold and in the latter place, white! - I'd love to hear how your Christmas day (or 'Eve' - which is the day they celebrate it in Scandinavia) looks?!
Have a lovely day!