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If I gave you $5,000 tomorrow and you HAD to spend every cent of it on your home, what would you do?No bills.No putting ...
30/08/2026

If I gave you $5,000 tomorrow and you HAD to spend every cent of it on your home, what would you do?

No bills.
No putting it towards the mortgage.
And apparently no sensible investing. 😂

You have to spend it on making your home better.

Would you finally replace the sofa?
Sort out the outdoor area?
Redo a bedroom?
Buy the ridiculously beautiful piece of art you've been eyeing off?
Get some proper window furnishings?
Or tackle that one room that's been driving you mad for years?

I'm always fascinated by what people would change if the decision suddenly became easy.

$5,000. Your house. What are you doing with it?

By the time I came into this space, my clients had tried several different layouts and were thoroughly frustrated.They’d...
29/08/2026

By the time I came into this space, my clients had tried several different layouts and were thoroughly frustrated.

They’d considered moving the fireplace. Painting the walls. Replacing the sofa. Changing the rug. They’d even been contemplating moving house.

Sometimes, when a room just isn’t working, it’s very easy to assume everything is wrong.

But it wasn’t.

The fireplace was actually in a great position. The wall colour worked. The rug worked. The leather sofa worked. And there was a beautiful outlook that the room simply wasn’t taking advantage of.
So rather than starting again, we started with the simplest changes.

The heavy smoke-grey curtains were replaced with soft sheers that could open right back and finally let some much-needed light into what had been quite a dark room.

Then we reconsidered the layout.
The television didn’t need to dictate this room, so it went. The sofa moved to the side and the two occasional chairs came forward, opening up the room and creating a much more relaxed, conversational space centred around the fireplace, the outlook and the people in it.

A large piece of art gave us the focal point the room had been missing, and from there we layered in pieces they already owned alongside a few considered additions.

The result feels lighter, more open and far more inviting, particularly for a couple who love having friends over.
And perhaps my favourite part?

We didn’t need to move the fireplace.
We didn’t need to repaint.
We didn’t need a new sofa.
We didn’t need a new rug.

Sometimes good design isn’t about changing everything.

It’s knowing what not to change.

A random encounter today left me with a very timely reminder🙏'Have Faith. Trust that life is unfolding exactly as it’s m...
27/08/2026

A random encounter today left me with a very timely reminder🙏

'Have Faith. Trust that life is unfolding exactly as it’s meant to'.

Apparently it’s International Dog Day today. 🐾Which I really should have known before I used up my dog content earlier t...
25/08/2026

Apparently it’s International Dog Day today. 🐾

Which I really should have known before I used up my dog content earlier this week. 😂

But never mind. Today I want to see YOUR dogs.

Big ones, little ones, old souls, absolute lunatics, office assistants, couch hogs and those who firmly believe every visitor has come specifically to see them.

Drop me a photo of your four-legged sidekick in the comments. 👇
.......trust the sausage to say it is everyday🤦‍♀️

A little bit about trust…This review absolutely made my day.And there’s something in it that I think is worth talking ab...
25/08/2026

A little bit about trust…

This review absolutely made my day.

And there’s something in it that I think is worth talking about, because working with an interior designer requires a surprising amount of trust.

This particular client knew what she liked. She had great pieces already, plenty of ideas and very definite opinions – which I love.

But when it’s your own home, it can be incredibly hard to step back and see the whole picture. And when someone suggests moving something you love, choosing something you wouldn’t normally choose, or not doing the thing you were convinced you needed to do… well, handing over that little bit of control doesn’t always come naturally. 😉

Trust builds as the process unfolds.

You make one decision. Then another. Things start connecting. You begin to see why we chose that rug, why the scale of that piece matters, or why I keep banging on about proportion and cohesion.

And somewhere along the way, you stop looking at each decision in isolation and start seeing the home as a whole.

My job has never been to walk into somebody’s home and impose my taste on it.

It’s to listen, guide, sometimes gently challenge, and bring together all those things you already love in a way that feels considered, cohesive and – most importantly – like you.

So when a client says:

“It still feels personal and collected, just far more considered and cohesive.”

That, for me, is the whole bloody point.

Thank you for trusting me with your home. ❤️

The quiet little healers. ❤️I don't think Martha and Peppa will ever understand just how much they've helped us through ...
24/08/2026

The quiet little healers. ❤️

I don't think Martha and Peppa will ever understand just how much they've helped us through the last six weeks.

Although, somehow, I think they know.

They've known that something hasn't been right. They've stayed close, offered cuddles without being asked, made us laugh when there hasn't been a whole lot to laugh about, and brought a little bit of normality and joy into what has been an incredibly stressful time.

There's something very special about the way dogs just show up for you. No questions. No expectations. Just unconditional love, a warm little body beside you and, in the case of dachshunds, probably a fairly strong opinion about where they should be sitting. 😂

Our two little sausages have been such a source of comfort.

Martha and Peppa, you really are good for the soul. ❤️🐾



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First impressions really do count.This was one of those spaces my client simply didn’t know what to do with.It’s a very ...
23/08/2026

First impressions really do count.

This was one of those spaces my client simply didn’t know what to do with.

It’s a very generous entryway, which sounds like a lovely problem to have, but large spaces can actually be harder to get right. Everything that had been there previously just felt a little lost, and the whole area was quite vanilla and flat.

The answer wasn’t to fill it with more things. It was about getting the scale right.

We added a beautiful long console that properly fills the wall, then went large again with the artwork – chosen by my client and absolutely perfect for the space.

From there, it only needed some simple styling and a little texture and contrast underneath to ground everything and give the entry some warmth and personality.

Nothing complicated. Nothing overcrowded.

Just the right pieces, in the right proportions, and suddenly the space feels intentional.

And that’s often the difference between a room that feels a bit meh… and one that feels finished.

I’ll share the rest of this rather fabulous entry space another day. 😉

&after

22/08/2026

Meanwhile, behind the beautifully styled interiors at Grace Your Space…

I have been carting water around since 11 o'clock this morning channelling Ma Ingalls. It is now 2.23 pm. 🤦‍♀️

Feeling like quite the di****ad because apparently one of two things has happened:

A) Our tank was NOT actually empty, despite the pump grinding and the taps spluttering and carrying on like we were moments away from drought.

OR

B) Our water supplier has quietly acquired a significantly larger truck.

Either way, the tank overflowed, Jeff left, and I have spent the past three-and-a-half hours decanting water into anything that will hold it.

Every plant on the property has now had approximately a year's worth of water, and I've done enough weight-bearing exercise to see me through the weekend😵‍💫

They thought they needed to renovate again.When I first met this family, they were in the middle of selling their busine...
21/08/2026

They thought they needed to renovate again.

When I first met this family, they were in the middle of selling their business and contemplating a pretty big life change, including whether they might move to Brisbane or the Gold Coast.

And then there was the house.
They had built it. They’d already renovated parts of it. But they were genuinely unhappy with how their main living and dining spaces felt.

They just couldn’t work out why.
The fireplace needed moving.
Maybe the walls needed repainting.
Perhaps the flooring needed replacing.

Except… I wasn’t convinced any of those things were actually the problem.

So rather than launching into another expensive renovation, I suggested we start with something much simpler.

The curtains.

The existing mid-to-dark grey curtains were visually heavy and absorb so much of the beautiful natural light coming into the space. Changing them to soft, light sheers immediately opened everything up.

And from there, we worked with the home rather than against it.

We kept the fireplace.
We kept the flooring.
We kept the wall colour.

Instead, we brought in warmth, texture, better proportion, beautiful furniture, art, lighting, rugs, greenery and those little layers that make a room finally feel connected.

And look at the difference.
This is why I’m such a believer in understanding what isn’t working before you start spending money trying to fix it.
Sometimes the answer isn’t another renovation.

Sometimes your home already has everything it needs.

It just needs to be pulled together.

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I have a question for you…What is the ONE thing in your home that drives you absolutely bloody mad? 😂Not the thing you t...
18/08/2026

I have a question for you…

What is the ONE thing in your home that drives you absolutely bloody mad? 😂

Not the thing you think you should change.

The thing you notice every single day.

The kitchen cupboard you can't get into properly.
The room nobody ever sits in.
The dining table that's become a dumping ground.
The awkward corner you've never known what to do with.
The sofa that's never quite felt right in the room.
Or that one piece of furniture you bought, spent far too much money on, and now feel morally obligated to keep forever. 😆

So much of what I do isn't about making a home "prettier". It's figuring out why something isn't working and finding a practical way to make it work better for the people who actually live there.

And sometimes the answer is surprisingly simple.

So tell me…

What's driving you nuts in your house right now?👇

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