Lucy Lindfield

3 weeks ago | homestolove.com.au | Lucy Lindfield |Danielle Grover

Unless you’ve spent summer under a rock, you’ve likely heard about – and probably binged – the new season of HBO’s The White Lotus, which you can stream here. A departure from the shores of Hawaii, and the stunning shores of the Mediterranean, season three took place in Koh Samui, Thailand and toted a style that we’re predicting will be trending all through 2025.

3 weeks ago | shirescout.com.au | Hannah Winkelmeier |Lucy Lindfield

A round up of chic, personal spaces to wine and dine with your favourites While there’s a lot to love about the inherent chatter and at times chaotic din of a restaurant floor, there’s also a lot to be said for private dining rooms. Secluded away from the ruckus of other wine-rs and diners, they’re quieter, chic and, yes, private, creating a personalised experience that’s a cut above the rest.

3 weeks ago | yourhomeandgarden.co.nz | Lucy Lindfield

Spot cleaners are wildly popular right now, and for good reason. They’re an absolute game changer when cleaning carpets, rugs, mattresses, sofas, and almost every area of the house, especially for those with pets and children. But prices and quality, like all appliances, can vary wildly, so we were keen to put three popular options to the test. The contenders? The Shark StainStriker, the Bissell SpotClean and Kmart’s ‘dupe’ Anko Spot Cleaner.

1 month ago | homestolove.com.au | Lucy Lindfield

The saying ‘everything comes full circle’ is true in many ways. From the (frightening) return of low-rise jeans to our revitalised love of analogue technology, for better or worse, trends follow cycles of rising to popularity, falling out of relevance and, eventually, rising back again. Even the trends you deemed too ugly and too dated to ever be revived again will often resurface when you least expect it. The same principle applies to our homes.

1 month ago | homestolove.com.au | Lucy Lindfield |Amy Bradney-George

From the stunning coastline to the dense forests and all the way inland to the red sands, we can endlessly sing praise for Australia’s landscapes. But they do bring one downfall: extreme weather. There’s a reason droughts and flooding plains feature in our national anthem and, although humidity doesn’t make it into the official lyrics, it’s right up there as a part of life for many Australians.