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We acknowledge the Gubbi Gubbi people, the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live. We pay our respects to Elders, past and present of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nations.

This week is the week I would have normally jumped

This week is the week I would have normally jumped in the car and headed to my local newsagents to grab this month’s issue of Inside Out magazine. But this week there isn’t one, due to the magazine closing down. Inside Out magazine was where I got my “big break” [as I like to call it] competing in their Search For A Stylist Competition. It was where I found my confidence as a new full time business owner. It’s where I got my first front cover. As far as I was concerned, the farmer’s daughter from Eudlo had hit the big time. Most importantly though, I got to learn from so many of the best people in the industry, @miadaminato @kateahassett @jono.fleming @clairelbradley_ @lexikentmann and many more. I am so grateful to all of my team that worked hard with me on those shoots, but also to all the home owners who allowed us into their homes. I know a lot of people will read this and think print is a dying media. However, I’d like to humbly disagree and hope for the best! Here’s what I hope and predict: Digital media is just heating up and I think there’s more to come in that area! I believe print will become more of an Indie media, that devoted readers will do anything to get their hands on a copy… purely so they can read unplugged and notification free. For now though, I say thank you @insideoutmag for everything. Thank you for promoting so many businesses like mine, and for the amazing job you did promoting Australian design. To celebrate the good times, here are some of my favourite shots from over the years. 🫶🏻 Photographers featured: @mindicooke @toby_scott @catherineschusler @anastasiakphotographer

The bathroom of @zone1projects Kennedy Project, br

The bathroom of @zone1projects Kennedy Project, brought to life in the afternoon sun. Photography @mkemp.co Styling @wholeheartedstudio

Creativity is not a limited resource, it’s more

Creativity is not a limited resource, it’s more like a muscle that strengthens and grows the more you use it. 🤍 #BeWholehearted

Corners of our WS studio here at @oxleighhouse.

Corners of our WS studio here at @oxleighhouse. This space has served me so well over the last 11 years, it's been through many different re-styles, hosted its fair share of photo shoots, and has been such a source of peace and inspiration for me. As the team has grown, it's starting to feel a little small though... Time to start getting studio 2.0 ready!

Amado, meaning "loved", named for how the homeowne

Amado, meaning "loved", named for how the homeowners wanted the guests of their home to feel when walking through the doors. It's certainly how I felt having the opportunity to style up the beautiful photos at Amado for @insideoutmag. Home @amado.cottage Publication @insideoutmag Photographer @mindicooke Flowers @asterandwilde Styling @wholeheartedstudio Creative Direction @miadaminato

Bringing a little bit of old and a little bit of n

"Woven Palm started as a passion project in my hom

"Woven Palm started as a passion project in my home studio. In the early days, after learning from a shoemaker, it was just me, learning through trial and error, figuring out how to turn my ideas into a reality. Now, Woven Palm is not just about making shoes; it's about creating a community of like-minded people who trust the hand-making process and appreciate slow, sustainable products." We were lucky enough to get a glimpse into artisan shoemaker Kim Bexon's Sunrise Beach home and studio (or shoe-dio, as she called it!) to chat about reinventing yourself, collecting art, and why building relationships is the most important thing. Read the whole interview and see more photos on our journal now - the link is in our bio. 🤍 Featured Artist @wovenpalm Photographer @josettevanzutphen

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