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When life feels like a roller coaster, sometimes a little retail therapy is in order. 😂I'm not entirely sure whether I f...
10/10/2026

When life feels like a roller coaster, sometimes a little retail therapy is in order. 😂

I'm not entirely sure whether I felt the need to refresh the cushions on our outdoor sofa because:

A. Life has been one hell of a roller coaster lately, and I fancied a little change.

B. The ridiculously harsh Scenic Rim sun is absolutely lethal to outdoor cushions.

Or C. I spotted these gorgeous, oversized, bright and fruity cushions at Kmart and simply couldn't resist!

I'm going with a combination of all three. 😂

Either way, I'm loving the fresh burst of colour they've brought to our outdoor space. Such a simple little change, but it makes the whole area feel happier.

The little things make the biggest difference 😉

Kmart Australia

Remember the kitchen chaos from Sunday? 😂Well, here's the result!Our existing handles have had a little makeover in brus...
08/10/2026

Remember the kitchen chaos from Sunday? 😂

Well, here's the result!

Our existing handles have had a little makeover in brushed brass, and I'm so pleased with how they've turned out.

It's such a subtle change, but I think it just lifts the whole kitchen and adds a little warmth.

And the best part? No new handles required. Just a little paint and a bit of patience.

What do you think? Worth the effort?

05/10/2026

A bittersweet day today as we headed out to Carneys Creek to farewell a very good friend before he sets off on one hell of an adventure. ❤️

For the next 18 months or so, he’ll be trekking on horseback along the Murray River, from start to finish.

Two horses. One dog. Two saddlebags.
He’ll literally leave the house he’s currently living in, walk out the gate and, all going to plan, won’t be back for around 18 months.

It takes a certain kind of person to dream up an adventure like that, let alone actually do it!

We’ll miss him, but we’re so excited for everything that lies ahead. We hope he has an absolute blast, stays safe, meets some wonderful people along the way and comes home with a lifetime’s worth of stories.

Safe travels buddy. What an adventure. ❤️

We’ll look forward to seeing you when you make your way home again.

SeeYouOnTheOtherSide

Kitchen chaos at our place today. 😂I’m not sure whether it’s spring, whether I’ve just had a gutful of looking at these ...
04/10/2026

Kitchen chaos at our place today. 😂

I’m not sure whether it’s spring, whether I’ve just had a gutful of looking at these drawers, or whether I simply fancied a little change.

Either way, one thing led to another.
I’d already decided to repaint our existing handles after being inspired by a client who did exactly that rather than forking out for brand-new ones.

Of course, once the handles were off, I decided the drawer fronts needed a little touch-up before they went back on.

And then Tony decided this would also be an excellent time to cook.

So this was us. 😂
Every drawer open. Half the kitchen contents on display. Paintbrush in hand.

Tony attempting to produce food somewhere in amongst it all.
A bit of a Sunday sh*tshow really.

But I have a feeling this relatively tiny change is going to make quite a difference. The new handle colour should bring some warmth into the kitchen without replacing something that was perfectly good to begin with.

Sometimes you really don’t need to replace everything. A little rethink can be enough.

Watch this space. I’ll show you the finished result once everything is back where it belongs.

Remember when everything had to match?The dining table and chairs had to be a set. The timber finishes had to be the sam...
02/10/2026

Remember when everything had to match?

The dining table and chairs had to be a set. The timber finishes had to be the same. And there seemed to be a rule for absolutely everything.

Thankfully, we've moved well beyond that. And I, for one, couldn't be happier!

In fact, I find that the more we're prepared to blur those boundaries and bend the so-called rules, the more interesting and personal our homes become.

For me, the most beautiful spaces are the ones that have been collected over time.

The piece of furniture that's been in the family for generations. The artwork you fell in love with on holiday. The fabulous pre-loved find you stumbled across when you weren't even looking. And that slightly quirky piece that you simply HAD to have, even though you had absolutely no idea where you were going to put it. 😂

Those incidental finds are often the pieces that bring the most personality to a home.

Don't get me wrong, there's absolutely a place for new furniture and considered purchases. But I think the magic happens when we bring the old, the new, the inherited, the travelled and the unexpected together.

Of course, there's still an art to making it all work. But that's where thoughtful design comes in, rather than following a prescribed set of rules.

A home should tell your story, not look like it was purchased straight off a showroom floor.

And sometimes the most interesting spaces are the ones where we've been brave enough to break a few rules along the way.

What's your favourite piece in your home that you simply couldn't leave behind?

Like it or loathe it, AI can be damn handy. 😂I don't know about you, but one of my favourite uses for it has absolutely ...
29/09/2026

Like it or loathe it, AI can be damn handy. 😂

I don't know about you, but one of my favourite uses for it has absolutely nothing to do with work.

It's “Charlie, there's bu**er all in the kitchen. What can I make for lunch?”

Today was one of those days. The cupboards and fridge were looking pretty bare, so I simply told Charlie (yes, my AI has a name 😂) what ingredients we had left and asked him to come up with something.

And blow me down, we ended up with a seriously tasty little lunchtime feast from what looked like absolutely nothing.
So, you're welcome. 😂

Next time you're staring into the fridge waiting for inspiration to magically appear, just type in what you've got and let your bot do the thinking.

What other genuinely useful AI hacks have you discovered? Because I'm quite sure I'm only scratching the surface.

You know that ONE thing in your home that cheeses you off every single time you look at it? 😂Yesterday I shared a post a...
25/09/2026

You know that ONE thing in your home that cheeses you off every single time you look at it? 😂

Yesterday I shared a post about all those seemingly small things in our homes that affect us more than we realise.

Well, meet mine.

Our bathroom vanity.

It was outdated to begin with, but after one too many occasions of a guest enthusiastically overfilling the bath, it had also suffered water damage. 🤦‍♀️

And every single time I walked into that bathroom, I saw it.

It annoyed me.
I knew it needed fixing.

And yet, like so many of those jobs around our homes, it just sat there quietly niggling away in the background.

So it was finally time to do something about it.

We've replaced it with a gorgeous timber-look vanity that's actually designed to cope with bathroom life and water, finished off with brushed brass tapware that is, quite frankly, swoon-worthy. 😍

I cannot tell you how ridiculously happy it makes me. So much so that we've done the ensuite as well.

Sometimes it's not the big things that stop us completely relaxing in our homes. It's the little things we see every day and keep thinking, I really need to do something about that.

Maybe it's spring. Maybe it's the spring-cleaning urge kicking in. Or maybe I've just finally had enough of looking at the bloody thing. 😂

Either way, it's gone.
So tell me, what's the thing in YOUR home that's currently driving you mad every time you look at it?

This. 👏Our homes influence how we feel far more than we often realise.It’s not just about how a space looks. It’s about ...
24/09/2026

This. 👏

Our homes influence how we feel far more than we often realise.
It’s not just about how a space looks. It’s about how it feels to live in it.

This is so beautifully explained by Nine Lemons Feng Shui and very much resonates with the way I approach a home. ❤️

Back to doing what I love💚After what has been a pretty extraordinary few months, it finally feels like the dust is begin...
21/09/2026

Back to doing what I love💚

After what has been a pretty extraordinary few months, it finally feels like the dust is beginning to settle and I can breathe properly again.

And that means Grace Your Space is back to business as usual.

I'm actually on my way to meet a lovely new client this morning, which feels like a pretty special way to start this next chapter.

To everyone who has been so patient, flexible and kind while life looked a little different around here, thank you. I’ve appreciated it more than you know.

And if you've been thinking about getting some help with your home...

I'm taking on new clients again, and I'd love to help.

Suz

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