Leah Paige Designs

Leah Paige Designs Bringing Aboriginal design into Contemporary Spaces and Luxury Furniture through residential and commercial interiors.

03/06/2026

Only when we have one store left to buy from will we realise we needed to support small businesses.

Eventually big chain corporations will be all that is left 🥲

They mass produce, rip off designs like .flanagan (check out video on this) and yes they may make things “affordable” but in doing so we splurge and buy more than we need.

When things are cheap and too accessible, we don’t appreciate them, and then when we’re sick of our homes looking like everyone else’s, we throw things out and start again.

We need to change this way of thinking before it’s too late.

👉🏼 support local businesses
👉🏼 support local manufacturing
👉🏼 support authentic design

Let’s not have the inside of our homes become as standardised and simplified as the outsides have become.

And as I posted recently what one of my clients said to me “if I don’t, who will?”



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02/06/2026

What does it look like to work with us? This.

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01/06/2026

Things our clients have said that mean everything to us 🫶🏼

1. “Whatever you think” - we love clients who trust our expertise and know that any recommendation comes after a long process of elimination.

2. “If we don’t who will?” - this was said to us once when we asked if they wanted furniture selected with Australian manufacturing and sustainable practices in mind. We loved this response! Because yes sometimes this can mean the more expensive option but “if you don’t who will?”

3. “As long as Leah’s seen it” - trusting the process 🙌🏽 sometimes things will need to change during construction, it’s not ideal but it happens. We love when our clients trust us enough to make decisions with trades that we feel will offer the best outcome.

4. “We love it” ok this is often said about something that was a little bit out there, maybe they weren’t 100% sure of in the beginning or something there wouldn’t have thought of themselves. And THAT is why you hire a designer. To bring something into your home that you love that you (or AI 🙃) may not have thought of.

Trust the process 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽 love your home again 🫶🏼

This renovation was completed in collaboration with

29/05/2026

Interior design hills I will die on 🙃

Never, ever will I ever use Venetian blinds. Followed closely by never using vertical blinds. (If you’re a millennial did you sing this 😏)

They collect dust, they’re impossible to keep clean, they break easily and do we really even think they look good? I don’t 🙃

If you’re thinking about getting them in your home, watch this video instead 😂 and let us know if you’d like to discuss other options…

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26/05/2026

CAPSULE HOME series volume 2 ✌🏽

Armchairs are where you can add personality and statement to your space and here are some of our favourites.

1. The Parallel chair by
2. The Rowan from
3. The Zurich from
4. The Puffy by Hem from

Let us know your favourite below!

21/05/2026

Designing your home, can get personal. But it’s the personal touch and attention to detail that makes the difference.

So for our clients we have

👉🏼 washed & steamed bedding (so beds are ready for sleeping)
👉🏼 helped select Christmas presents (because they need to go 😝)
👉🏼 bought toilet paper (yes, during COVID we bought one of our clients toilet paper as they were returning from overseas and their newly refurbished house currently didn’t have any 🙈)
👉🏼 we’ve fully fitted out kitchens right down to chopsticks. 🥢 (and removed all the stickers 🫠)

Because we get that it’s the little details that make you feel at home 🥰

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Just a few more 😉Venue Photographer Hair & make up Dress Mini Suits
15/05/2026

Just a few more 😉

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5 things we’d never do as a commercial designer that may open up a can of worms for your business… sorry 😬 1. Narrow cor...
14/05/2026

5 things we’d never do as a commercial designer that may open up a can of worms for your business… sorry 😬

1. Narrow corridors. We know business owners want to maximise the space their leasing and maybe your business model relied on you having X amount of rooms & patrons, but the layout needs to be wheelchair friendly, consider egress to and from fire exits and at the end of the day, be compliant.

2. Not considering visual impairment. This can refer to transitions between floor levels & finishes, indicating doors, indicating glazing, wayfinding requirements, emergency lighting and more. Do you know where to begin?

3. Forgetting about circulation space (or trying to ignore it). Despite the fact you need to consider where wheelchairs can turnaround and sufficient space around doorways, at the end of the day this is about how you want to operate your business, what you interior says about your brand, how you work, how people move through the space and how inclusive your space really is.

4. Not considering patron safety. Honestly this covers so many areas but 1 I’ll mention is access to and from toilets. I’ve seen a few times where businesses have had access to (what I’d call) unsafe toilets but thought “thats not my problem”. As a woman, I specifically avoid restaurants I feel unsafe attending and I can tell you, you’re losing business because of it.

5. K**b handles. IYKYK. They’re not compliant, not easy to use, not accessibly friendly, not fire safe.

We know some of these may open up a can of worms for your business but really in this day and age you need to consider the risks of not having a compliant space and secondly, considering what your space says about how inclusive you are.

Comment below which one surprised you most 👇🏽

13/05/2026

Are you losing business because your space isn’t truly accessible?

Ever been in a cafe and thought “wow they’ve jammed a lot of people in here!” Now consider you have a pram, a walker or you’re in a wheelchair.

I posted about compliance the other day and had quite a few DMs about how many spaces in Perth are not accessible friendly. And personally, I’ve left or avoided businesses where I know I would struggle with a pram.

Some things are simple fixes but can have a big impact on someone’s experience.

So instead of asking “do I really need to spend money on this?” Ask yourself, “am I actually losing money by not making my space fully accessible?”

Tell us below if you’ve ever experienced this 👇🏽

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Dalkeith, WA

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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