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Lauren Conway - The Ginger Stylist

- Stylish + practical spaces for real life.
- Interior Styling service - homes that support how you live
- Property Styling service - showing buyers the potential
- Servicing Brisbane Northside

You want your property to be the one buyers keep thinking about—even after they’ve inspected three others.That starts wi...
01/10/2026

You want your property to be the one buyers keep thinking about—even after they’ve inspected three others.

That starts with photos that make them want to visit. Then, when they walk through the door, there’s an opportunity to create a connection that stays with them.

The quiet corner where they’d have their morning coffee.
The living room where everyone could gather.
The outdoor space that makes them imagine a slow Sunday at home.

This is where styling tells the story of your property. Thoughtful layouts, colour and layers draw attention to what makes it special and help buyers picture themselves living there.

When buyers take more time to commit, those memorable moments matter. They’re weighing up the price, location and practical details—but how a home feels is still part of that decision.

Styling can’t guarantee a sale. It can help your property make a lasting impression.

Because you want buyers walking into the next inspection and still thinking about yours.

This October, I’m putting one foot forward for mental health. 💛I’m taking part in One Foot Forward with Black Dog Instit...
30/09/2026

This October, I’m putting one foot forward for mental health. 💛

I’m taking part in One Foot Forward with Black Dog Institute, walking throughout Mental Health Month to help raise funds and awareness for a cause that feels close to my heart.

This year has reminded me how much we need the things that help us feel grounded. The people who check in. A walk and some fresh air. A place where we can exhale.

For me, home has always been a big part of that. It’s why my work means so much to me. Beyond the furniture and finishing touches, I care about creating spaces that help people feel comfortable, supported and themselves.

I also know that when someone is struggling with their mental health, the impact can be felt by the people who love them. Sometimes there’s a lot happening behind the scenes that others never see.

So this month, I’m making time to walk, opening up the conversation and hoping to make a small difference.

If you’re able to donate, I’d love your support through my fundraising link (check my stories or dm me). Sharing this post or checking in on someone you love matters too.

https://www.onefootforward.org.au/fundraisers/laurenconway/one-foot-forward-2026?

One foot forward, one day at a time. 💛

A hidden oasis in MitcheltonOur latest property styling project is now on the market, and “hidden oasis” was my inspirat...
30/09/2026

A hidden oasis in Mitchelton

Our latest property styling project is now on the market, and “hidden oasis” was my inspiration from the beginning.

With that lush garden, inviting pool and space to unwind outdoors, I wanted to carry the same relaxed feeling through the home.

Warm timber, soft greens, natural textures and gentle layers connect the spaces, creating a home that feels welcoming from the moment you step inside.

You can picture slow mornings, afternoons by the pool and friends gathering while the kids play on the lawn.

That’s what I want buyers to connect with. The styling helps them see how the spaces work, imagine their everyday moments here and start thinking, “This could be home.”

Styled by Lauren | The Ginger Stylist
Agent Daniel McGahan

One space, so many views and angles.From one side, you notice the shape of the furniture. From another, it’s the texture...
29/09/2026

One space, so many views and angles.

From one side, you notice the shape of the furniture. From another, it’s the textures, the colour, or a small detail that makes you stop and look again.

That harmony doesn’t happen by accident. Each element links to the next, so the room feels considered from every angle and comfortable to live in.

It’s those little connections that bring the whole space together. 🤍

Can we retire this idea already? 😂Having kids doesn’t mean you have to wait until they’re older to create a home you lov...
28/09/2026

Can we retire this idea already? 😂

Having kids doesn’t mean you have to wait until they’re older to create a home you love.

It just means your home needs to work a little harder.

We need storage for the stuff that somehow multiplies overnight.

Furniture you can actually live on.

Spaces where kids can play, create, dump their school bags and generally be kids.

And yes — it can still look beautiful.

In fact, I’d argue that when you have a busy family, having a home that’s properly set up for the way you live becomes more important, not less.

Practical doesn’t have to mean boring.

And beautiful doesn’t have to mean precious.

You can have both.

I’m house sitting for a week… and it’s reminded me of something I’ve taken for granted my whole life.There’s a differenc...
25/09/2026

I’m house sitting for a week… and it’s reminded me of something I’ve taken for granted my whole life.

There’s a difference between having somewhere to stay and having somewhere that feels like home.

This week has been a change of scenery, a different space to wake up in and, in some ways, a nice circuit breaker.

But it’s also been a reminder.

This isn’t mine.

And at the moment, I don’t really have a place that feels completely mine.

We have somewhere safe to stay, and I’m incredibly grateful for that. But this season of life has made me realise just how much having your own space can carry you.

And strangely, it’s the smallest things I miss the most.

My own bed. My favourite mug. Our things where we left them. Photos around us. That familiar spot on the couch. The little routines you don’t even realise you’ve created.

None of it sounds particularly important.

Until you don’t have it.

And maybe that’s why I’ve been thinking so much lately about what it really means to create a home you love.

It’s never just been about making it look beautiful.

It’s about creating a space that supports your everyday life. Somewhere you can exhale. Somewhere that feels familiar and comfortable. Somewhere that feels like you.

And you don’t need a renovation or a house full of new furniture to create more of that feeling.

Hang the artwork you’ve been meaning to hang.

Put out the photos that make you smile.

Move the furniture around if the room isn’t working.

Put fresh sheets on the bed.

Clear the bench that overwhelms you every time you look at it.

Add something in your favourite colour simply because it makes you happy.

Those things can seem insignificant.

Right now, I’m realising more than ever that they’re not.

One day I’ll get to create a home for my daughter and me again. I don’t know exactly what that home will look like yet.

But I know exactly how I want it to feel.

Until then, I’m learning not to take that feeling of home for granted.

Your home doesn’t need to be perfect.

But it should feel like yours. 🤍

Why is it that you can be away on holidays, feeling relaxed and happy… and then you walk through your front door and sud...
21/09/2026

Why is it that you can be away on holidays, feeling relaxed and happy… and then you walk through your front door and suddenly your home just feels awful? 😩

And sometimes you can’t even put your finger on why.

It’s not necessarily that your home is messy, outdated or needs a huge renovation.

Sometimes being away simply gives you a little distance from your space.

You’ve spent a few days somewhere that feels lighter.
There’s less stuff around you.
You’re not looking at the pile you’ve been meaning to sort.
The furniture layout isn’t frustrating you.
You’re not noticing that corner that has never quite worked.

Then you come home… and suddenly you see it ALL again.

And I actually think that feeling is worth listening to.

Because your home has such a huge impact on how you feel every day.

Maybe you need better storage.
Maybe the layout isn’t supporting how your family actually lives.
Maybe you’ve collected lots of things you like, but nothing feels connected.
Or maybe your home just doesn’t feel like you anymore.

It doesn’t necessarily mean new everything.

Sometimes it means editing. Rearranging. Adding colour. Creating a vision. Making better use of what you already have.

Because that lovely, relaxed feeling you get when you’re away?

Your home should be able to give you a little bit of that too. 🤍

You should feel good coming home.

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Brisbane, QLD

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Monday 9:15am - 2:15pm
Tuesday 9:15am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9:15am - 2:15pm
Thursday 9:15am - 2:15pm
Friday 9:15am - 2:15pm

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