Well, It’s that time of year again and anyone that knows me - knows I absolutely adore giving and receiving gifts. So, naturally, my excitement starts building as I embark on my annual quest for the perfect presents. I am always always on the hunt for unique and timeless ideas that will leave a lasting impression on both the giver and the receiver. After all, isn't that what gift giving is all about?

I hope that these ideas will not only inspire you but also help bridge any gaps you may have in your Christmas shopping list but also great to keep on hand for special events or birthdays, in 2024!

There are 3 main areas of working on your home and many of these do overlap but I want to break it down for you to help you understand what services may be right for you. Sarah Langstaff, the Creative Director of Brisbane based design studio- Studio Lifestyling explains the difference’s between interior design, decoration and styling.

Interior styling is the art of arranging objects.

Sarah Langstaff, the Creative Director of Brisbane based design studio- Studio Lifestyling shares her ‘go-to’ places when styling clients homes. We have a pull towards Australian Design wherever possible but also love European Design - we believe in quality and not quantity. Buy once and buy well and all our “GO-TO” stores reflect this ethos.

Here at Studio Lifestyling, our installation process takes several days to ensure the best kind of surprise for our clients. During this time, I often find gaps or missing pieces in their household items. Today, I'll share insider favourites and must-have items to enhance your home. Sarah reiterates “Run, don’t walk to get these - because this curated list is packed with essential household items you won't want to miss and I am personally very passionate about”. So, let's dive in and discover some missing items that you need in our home. PS- you can thank me later!

Kids rooms are an area in your home that you can have a little fun with The rooms are typically small, but they must be mighty. Here, a few tips and tricks for designing spaces for the smallest of family members.