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Author name: Emily O

Emily Osmond is the founder and editor of Australian interiors blog getinmyhome. She is obsessed with design - and picking the brains of the people behind it. From Australian cafes, boutiques and accommodation spaces to artists, makers and designers, she loves to cover the best in Australian design.

Five minutes with Scott and Michael of Concrete Collective Melbourne

Concrete is growing in popularity for commercial and residential interiors. Today, I’m sharing the ‘what’ and ‘why’ of concrete with you thanks to two local guys in the trade. As my boyfriend and I finesse the vision and concept for our home that we start building this year, there’s one feature we have both agreed …

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Reed Gift Fairs 2018: the Sydney style-setters’ event

This weekend marks the return of Sydney’s Reed Gift Fairs, with a holistic experience awaiting retail buyers. This annual buying event is my idea of HEAVEN. Hundreds of wholesalers, thousands of products, hands-on workshops, networking and a whole lot of inspiration. It is of course Reed Gift Fairs, and it’s coming to ICC Sydney Darling Harbour this …

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Mornington Peninsula’s masterful Jackalope

A place to “Escape from Reality” – or so this Mornington Peninsula restaurant, vineyard and hotel promises. Jackalope is the $40 million creation of 29-year-old entrepreneur Louis Li and at only a few weeks old, it was named the nation’s best hotel. With Jackalope now edging closer to its first birthday, let’s discover what all the fuss is …

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Five minutes with Marcel and Aline of Northcote restaurant Merah

Inside the new Northcote restaurant serving modern Malaysian Despite their young age, Aline Viravouth and Marcel Nantharath are seasoned restaurateurs, with their new Northcote restaurant their third (and biggest) venture. The couple first tried their hand at running their own restaurant with a dumpling bar in Carlton, which they sold in 2014. Next was cult …

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Dreamy Mornington Peninsula accommodation, Orchard Keepers

Less than one hour’s drive from Melbourne, nestled between vines and orchards, is a beautiful Mornington Peninsula accommodation called ‘Orchard Keepers‘. I came across the very ‘Country Style magazine’ cottages during one of my many Instagram scrolls, and I thought you would love them too. Just like my previous story on Weylandts, Orchard Keepers accommodation …

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The art of good living at Melbourne furniture store, Weylandts

I recently explored Melbourne furniture store, Weylandts, to discover their story and ethos. It’s rare to find a brand whose values resonate strongly with you. And it’s another thing to distinguish between values added as an afterthought, versus those that are integral to the very essence of the brand. In fact, it’s often the quieter …

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Five minutes with Bannie and Nick of Northcote cafe Fort Green

A full disclaimer comes with this interview: Bannie and Nick are like my new best friends because I’m over at their brand new Northcote cafe Fort Green multiple times each week to meet clients and colleagues! The food, the team and the interiors are all top-notch, so I couldn’t not feature them on my blog! With …

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Five minutes with Kim Stark of Northcote’s The Botanical Store

When I saw the most glorious pastel-coloured space pop up in my Instagram feed, and just down the road from me, I had to know more! And boy, is Northcote, Melbourne, a lucky ‘hood! Opening the doors just last month is The Botanical Store – a concept created by Kim Stark (also of Wheatbags Love) …

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At home with Hunting for George co-founder Lucy Glade-Wright

She is the woman behind one of Australia’s most popular online destinations for homewares, so naturally, there’s an expectation her home will look like something straight out of a home and lifestyle magazine. And let me assure you – you won’t be disappointed, particularly when I tell you it’s a rental too!! Today, we’re going …

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Bondi’s incredible handmade, sustainable and fairtrade store, Commune

Commune: An intentional community of people living together, sharing common interests, often having common values and beliefs. Opening its doors only last year, Commune Bondi is a haven of all things ‘good’ in every aspect of the word. Each product in this lifestyle store has the tick of approval from founders Loren and Kristie of …

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Five minutes with Daisy Cooper & Tina Thorburn of Melbourne Ceramics Market

Melbourne’s​ ​newest​ ​independent​ ​ceramics​ ​market​ ​is​ ​back​ for its second edition. After​ ​a​ phenomenal ​turnout​ ​of​ ​more than​ ​2,000​ ​people​ ​for​ ​its inaugural event in August, ​the Melbourne Ceramics Market is​ ​returning with double the number of emerging and established ceramic artists showcasing their wares. Booked in for 25th and 26th November ​at Five Easy​ ​Upstairs,​ …

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New collection from Scandinavia’s biggest design house, Ferm Living

I am a sucker for Scandinavian design. But let me make this clear: when I say Scandinavian design, I mean the true form that is full of integrity from its Danish roots, not the cheap, over-saturated, imitation Scandi pieces that are flooding the market. To us at getinmyhome, the markers of good design stand is …

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Hunting for George launch Melbourne experience store

They are one of Aussie retails’ biggest success stories, recognised in the likes of ‘Telstra Victorian Small Business Awards’, ‘Top 50 People in E-Commerce 2017’ and ‘Online Retail Industry Awards 2017′. But not ones to sit on their laurels, co-founders and sisters Jo Harris and Lucy Glade-Wright have (as of today!) again brought something fresh …

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Moloney Architects’ Two Halves House, Invermay

I’m really excited about the home I have to share on the blog today – not only because it belongs to one of my friends (disclaimer!) but because it’s an example of the magic that is created when clever, passionate people work together. Known as ‘Two Halves House’, because of its composition being two pavilions …

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Inside Collective Hub’s Bangalow retreat

It’s no secret that I’m a big fan of Australian author/publisher/entrepreneur/hilarious public speaker Lisa Messenger. I picked up the very first copy of her magazine, ‘Collective Magazine‘, back in March 2013, when the idea of running my own business was all but a thought hidden pretty deep (but certainly niggling away) inside. Reading the magazine …

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The prettiest hair salon you ever did see: Bob, Melbourne

Melbourne hair salon Bob is founded on an ‘anti crap’ ethos, so when it came to its interiors, quality, integrity of design and sustainability were paramount. Alice McKimm and Kylie Dorotic of GOLDEN (previously We Are Huntly), worked to design an interior that both reflected and complemented the sustainable ethos that is at the heart of what Bob is …

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