by Journey Home | Sep 25, 2023 | Decorate with Confidence, Decorating, Interior Design
The terms interior design and interior decoration are often used interchangeably. Although there can be some overlap and intersection between these roles, there are distinctive differences. Understanding these can help you choose the right professional for your...
by Nadine Neilson | Oct 25, 2021 | Decorate with Confidence, Plan Your Decorating Project
If you’re wondering how to plan a room layout, you’re in the right place. I firmly believe that every beautiful room starts with a plan, and it’s only after you have the layout just right that you can purchase your items with confidence, no mistakes, and effortless...
by Nadine Neilson | Sep 5, 2021 | Colour, Decorate with Confidence, Decorating
Colour is one of the most difficult aspects of a decorating project to nail down. Or a renovation project, for that matter. Finding the perfect combination of materials, fabrics and furnishings is an art mastered over many years. (Believe me, I’ve put in the time.)...
by Nadine Neilson | Aug 22, 2021 | Decorate with Confidence, Plan Your Decorating Project
If you are thinking of downsizing to an apartment, then buyer beware! Yes, I know that sounds a touch dramatic, but I am noticing several trends in developer apartments that are making it difficult for style-savvy downsizers to create their classic forever home. My...
by Nadine Neilson | Jun 20, 2021 | Decorate with Confidence
In classic Journey Home style, I have another controversial topic for you today: Money Mindset. If you have ever had thoughts like these, this week’s topic is for you: “Designers only work with rich people.” “Having a professionally designed home is beyond my means.”...
by Nadine Neilson | Apr 4, 2021 | Decorate with Confidence, Herritage, Interior Design
Over the years, clients in affluent suburbs such as Forrest or Yarralumla have often expressed their frustration of being quoted high prices for home renovations — “postcode tax”, to give it a name. In fact, it’s not even limited to affluent suburbs. I’ve thought it...
