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25.01.2022 I am so excited to finally share with you my collaboration with Tint, featuring three curated style guides outlining current trends in the interior industry. First up is ‘Holiday at Home’. From a year that has given us plenty of time to reflect, there is nothing more reassuring than going back to our roots with a palette that embodies nostalgia and familiarity. A nod to the Australian landscape, ‘Holiday at Home’ embraces our countries relaxed aesthetic and the desire to int...ertwine the great outdoors with indoor living. Imagine a nourishing palette of earthy tones paired with layers of linen, rattan and exposed elements for a soothing and homely bedroom escape. Featuring Tint colours: - Rocky Racoon - Family Album - Dawn Patrol - Terra 2.0

25.01.2022 As much as I HATE to admit it, there's no denying Winter is coming and it's time to get cosy. Think bedrooms with layered textiles and moody lighting, living spaces with woven textures and velvet upholstery and dining spaces with comfort foods and oven baked ceramics. Oh and bathrooms with hot dreamy bubbles (the bath and champagne kind). What's on your list for a Winter house prep? Styling for Greenhouse Interiors Summer/Autumn collection by Jessica Retallack and Aisha Cha...udhry. Assist - Kate Moss (This Vacant Space), Lisa Kozsik, Lisa Hunter + Catherine C. See more

25.01.2022 We never need a reason to shop our local food and produce in the apple isle but there is no doubting this year we need it more than ever. We’ve changed up This Tassie Space this month to share our favourite local suppliers and products, helping you to have the most Tassie Christmas possible. You can read more over on the blog via the link below. Would love to know how your celebrating Christmas Tassie style?

23.01.2022 It wouldn’t feel right to complete our first room reno without a good old before and after. This space was transformed by changing the position of the doorway to create an open and functional en-suite, but the true hero are the green tiles laid vertically to draw the eye upwards and accentuate the high ceilings. It still catches my breath. ... - @anjieblair #thisvacantspacereno

22.01.2022 Judging by our inbox, all you guys needed was a bit of 'Hit Refresh' in your lives. Sessions are filling up quickly and we only have ONE available spot left for the introductory offer in November. We would love to run a fresh set of eyes over your space. Email - [email protected] for more info!

21.01.2022 This space feels as good as it looks. A fresh and peachy interior that seamlessly fits right in to the bustle of city living in our island state. Opening this lively cafe hasn't been without its challenges but boy will it be worth the wait. Our second This Tassie Space feature including a reopening party you won't want to miss is on the blog now.

21.01.2022 Some more gallery wall inspo to bring you in to the weekend, this time from the ever dreamy home of Simone Haag. I was meant to be assisting an art shoot at this space in Melbourne today but a certain virus had other plans for me. Instead I'll just watch on longingly, stealing ideas for my own #thisvacantspacereno.

21.01.2022 After weeks of absolute reno chaos we finally have our first completed room. The green tiles and touches of brass make the space feel so warm and inviting, which was exactly my intention. Helped along with the VJ panelling for interest and texture, the bathroom feels far from a cold, clinical space, just the way I like it!

18.01.2022 Our en-suite is getting demo’d today so bathrooms are on the brain. I bang on A LOT about not wanting my bathroom to ‘feel’ like a bathroom and 90% of the time it results in some very strange looks. Tiles have the tendency to create a very clinical, cold space and my aim is to always instead make it an extension of surrounding rooms. While this space has been styled for a shoot it still encompasses so many elements that can be introduced to soften the space and add character to a bathroom. Timber for warmth, baskets for texture and art, always art Image via Bed Threads

18.01.2022 It takes a lot of dreaming and scheming to get to this stage but once we're there it's like adding the final piece to the jigsaw. Excited to see this one come together over the next few months. @thisvacantspace

18.01.2022 It’s never to early to go through plans for a new build or renovation! These sessions have been so popular and are filling up fast. Get in touch for more info - [email protected]

14.01.2022 In an attempt to answer all your questions I've rounded up the details of our en-suite with a blog post, linked below. It has been a wild ride renovating in the middle of a pandemic and living through the entire thing but I think it has been well worth it. Let me know if I've missed anything and thank you so much for all the wonderful feedback. I'm glad you love it as much as we do!

13.01.2022 Nestled amongst a bank of trees and inspired by Tassie’s classic ‘paddock shed’, I would challenge you to find a more relaxing getaway that celebrates all things Tasmanian. A minimalist luxe interior, @barnhousepenguin more than achieved its aim to create an overwhelming sense of calm. Complete with an outdoor bath and pizza oven, you can read more via the link below. - @anjieblair

11.01.2022 The piles of unread interior magazines in my house are growing by the day, screaming for a lazy weekend in bed to get lost amongst the pages and this one will be going straight to the top. The latest issue of Adore Magazine now available for pre order and in newsagents mid June. And if you've found yourself still working from home there are lots of tips to keep you going, including one from .

11.01.2022 It’s an argument I’m willing to have that Tasmanian produce is some of the best in the world and there is nothing I love more than a weekend away indulging in local cheese and wine. The Tasmanian Food and Wine Conservatory was born with this very essence in mind. Located in a tiny town called Sassafras but filled to the brim with everything good our island has to offer. You can see more (including the incredible interior) over at the latest This Tassie Space post. @thisvacantspace

10.01.2022 Today was an exciting progress day and the change caught my breath more than the green tiles, which is saying something. I don’t know if it’s because I knew I always wanted the tiles but a lesson learnt to never underestimate the power timber can have on a space. We are still missing the stone top and I told myself I’d wait for the space to be photographed professionally but I’m impatient so here is a little sneak peek for you! #thisvacantspacereno #thisvacantspace

09.01.2022 There is no doubt that Tasmania's deep history is embedded through the walls of the beautiful architecture and buildings that sit atop our luscious scenery and if walls could talk, the ones at Captains Cottage would tell stories of a 19th century cottage and tales of maritime adventure. A warm, cosy and soulful space that reflects the very essence of the city it sits in. With no other brief than the history of the place, you can read all about the creation of this architectural gem on This Tassie Space via the link below.

09.01.2022 Did you know we send out a monthly newsletter filled with interior tips and styling advice? Our next one is heading out soon, including our favourite ways to style shelving units. Follow the link below to sign up or leave your email address in the comments. ... www.thisvacantspace.com Image styling by Nataliee Johnson. Photographed by Nic Gossage.

08.01.2022 Feeling all the warm vibes of this moody room with the Tassie chill in the air today. I am all about designing rooms around emotion and how you want to feel in a space. It is more often than not the starting point to all my design decisions and will leave you with a space that feels lived in, layered and telling a story. Styling for Greenhouse Interiors Summer/Autumn collection by Jessica Retallack and Aisha Chaudhry. Assist - Kate Moss (This Vacant Space), Lisa Kozsik, Lisa Hunter + Catherine C.

05.01.2022 Any excuse to read about our little island state and the perfect beginning to a slow weekend. A space that screams drama yet somehow draws you in with every unexpected detail. Hot coffee, winter knits and winding down with our first This Tassie Space feature - Slow Beam. https://www.thisvacantspace.com//this-tassie-space-slow-be

03.01.2022 There’s not a lot that beats a Saturday morning magazine flick through. Turning the glossy pages, ‘dog earring’ the favourites and visualising them in your own home. Adore Magazine is celebrating 10 years and that is no mean feat for print in this day and age. I’m sounding ancient I know, but with the digital world taking over I’m willing to preach it to anyone who will listen to keep these luxuries in my life. I’m lucky enough to work alongside Loni putting these pages together and I can testify it is hours and HOURS of time, passion and love that is thrown in to each and every issue. The latest Spring edition is now available for in newsagents Australia wide (and ironically online) and folks if you love a mag, please add it to the cart. Long live print and those Saturday morning moments.

02.01.2022 I think it's safe to say no one's New Years resolutions involved a worldwide pandemic that would change how our year unfolded. And as things return to a bit of normality (whatever that looks like now) perhaps it's a good time to relish in the positives from what the past few months have taught us and try to implement them in our day to day. For some it might be returning to the daily 9-5 grind, and others a chance to change up the office schedule and bring a bit more home time into the working day. While I am no expert and am still trying to improve my day-to-day, working from home definitely has its perks and I have shared my top tips in the latest Adore issue, now available in newsagents Australia wide.

02.01.2022 And last but not least - Tint Style Guide 'Rejuvenate'. Evoking a sense of optimism and reassurance when your world has been turned upside down, 'Rejuvenate' provides us with an opportunity to welcome the new normal and create cosy corners in our home by combining a mix of eras within our interior spaces. A blend of old and new, this palette encompasses the idea of embracing up-cycled materials and gradient tones that subtly transition from room to room. Focusing on sustaina...bility and layering comforting hues, we suggest pairing this style with touches of brass and second hand finds for a space filled with character and authenticity. Featuring Tint colours: - Pantone 16-4114 TPGS Muted warm blue - Pantone 13-0613 TPGS Muted pistachio green - It's Very Beige - Sunken Treasure

02.01.2022 Oh 2020, what a wild ride you’ve been. The latest @adoremagazine issue ‘Holiday at Home’ hit shelves today and embraces every essence of our learnings this year - the importance of home and creating our own version of a sanctuary. Has too much time inside got you making changes to your interior this year? ... Available now in newsagents Australia wide.

01.01.2022 Tint Style Guide ‘Breathe In, Breathe out’. If this year has taught us anything, it has been the importance of taking the time to unplug and reset, being content with the simpler pleasures. Embracing moments of stillness and pared back design, ‘Breathe In, Breathe Out’ encourages is to promote self-care by adding warmth and texture to a neutral palette. Think rounded objects and gentle form, creating a sanctuary at home with boucle, curves and ceramics and finding beauty in... imperfection. Pair with oversized bunches of gum and touches of dusty green and enjoy the opportunity to slow down and reconnect. Featuring Tint colours: - @thesheetsociety Moss - Fika - Inner Self - Old School