Katherine Chatfield

Oct 17, 2024 | homestolove.com.au | Katherine Chatfield

Who lives here: Kate Campbell and Simon Holt with their children: Freddie, 12; Alexander, 10; Maggie, seven; and Henry, four; plus border collie Hazel. Style of home: A five-bedroom house with four bathrooms on a 3723-square-metre block. Location: Shoreham in Victoria, on the traditional land of the Bunurong/BoonWurrung people. Timeline: Planning took about 18 months, and the build was an additional 12 months.

Oct 13, 2024 | newidea.com.au | Katherine Chatfield

When Emmy Feingold struggled to find nutritious pre-packaged meals that didn’t exacerbate her sensitivities, she decided to start a business that provided exactly what she was after. For years, Emmy, 38, had suffered stomach issues. It was only when she started cooking for herself – and cutting out foods that contained gluten, dairy and refined sugar – that she started to feel better. “I noticed a huge difference in my health,” Emmy tells New Idea.

Sep 30, 2024 | homestolove.com.au | Katherine Chatfield

The owner of this house knew it was ‘the one’ as soon as she saw it – only it wasn’t for sale. “I’d seen it listed and thought it looked great, but then it disappeared off the market,” she recalls. So, when she and her family, including two teenage daughters, couldn’t find anywhere to buy in Sydney’s Summer Hill, they decided to rent somewhere as a stop gap. During their rental hunt, they drove past the house they had seen online.

Sep 29, 2024 | newidea.com.au | Katherine Chatfield

When Margaret and Aisling Cunningham decided to go into business together, the sisters had no idea it would help them through one of the toughest times of their lives. The pair began creating their relaxing self-warming eye masks after Margaret saw some in Japan and became inspired. But right in the middle of the sample-making process in 2020, Margaret was diagnosed with breast cancer. On the first day of her chemotherapy treatment, the samples arrived.

Sep 19, 2024 | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Katherine Chatfield

Updated 20 September 2024 at 1:56 am·2-min readThe psychology of colour is a legitimate science. Colour can both create and convey your mood, as well as influence your decisions. Want to feel calm and peaceful? Surround yourself with pale green. Need to inject some optimism into your life? Baby pink can do the job. If anyone understands the importance of colour, it's Frank Green.