ele HOME is a quarterly Australian home, interiors and garden magazine that showcases the best in beautiful homes and interiors, gardens and outdoor spaces, homewares, art and design from across the globe. Part of the eat.live.escape family.
It's winter in Australia and while we are cosying up and embracing the cooler weather, our social media is lighting up with images of the Northern Hemisphere summer and breezy light-filled homes that celebrate and embrace colour. Prepare to be captivated as we embark on a journey to a breathtaking Spanish home, where natural elements harmoniously blend with the surrounding nature. Drawing inspiration from the organic beauty of its surroundings, this space will leave you dreaming of a summer escape and brimming with ideas to infuse your own living spaces with the wonders of nature. We explore the work of two interior designers who are on our radar, Sarah Neil from Lior Interiors and Stephanie Astri from Arlen Interiors. We also share recipes from The Glucose Goddess, Jessie Inchauspe. Jessie's…
Stripe Alert Kip & Co's new stripe glassware range has us dreaming of the Amalfi Coast in summer. Guaranteed to brighten up any table whether its Monday night dinner or Saturday lunch, bring life and colour to your kitchen and start dreaming about summer, sunshine and outdoor living. kipandco.com.au Spring Dreaming Bordallo Pinheiro's Floral eathernware collection has us dreaming of spring filled days, eating al fresco in the warm sun. Shop the collection at bordallopinheiro.com BACK IN TIME Travel back in time on a delicious decade-by-decade jaunt as Dylan shows you how to bake vintage forgotten greats. With a big pinch of fun and a full cup of humor, you'll be baking everything from chocolate potato cake from the 1910s to avocado pie from the 1960s. penguin.com.au Cosy Up! Linen…
After a gruelling couple of years indoors across most of the country, many of us have started looking to incorporate a sense of lightness and joy into our surroundings. Many bold stylistic choices that we previously turned our backs on are now coming to the forefront, as we all look for fun, freedom and chance to try new things. We are all becoming much more interested in cultivating a living space that not only highlights our own personality, but that provides a way to get our creative juices flowing after a time of very little stimulation. Nicole's Tips Choose a colour scheme that speaks to your personality and creativity, rather than opting for what is ‘on trend.’ With our recent dining room makeover, I stuck to the vibrant and playful…
Priscilla Williams is the visionary behind Bright Boutique Accommodation nestled in the picturesque town of Bright in Victoria's High Country. Priscilla has crafted a truly unique business, capturing the essence of elegance and charm in every aspect of her accommodations. With an unwavering commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences, she has curated a collection of the most exquisite homes, each one adorned with style and imbued with the captivating flair of the high country. Her exceptional attention to detail has transformed the properties into sought-after destinations for travelers seeking an unparalleled escape. Q&A Tell us about your background and your career journey. I was born and raised in the Alpine area on farmland just out of Myrtleford. After 12 years living across Brisbane and more predominantly Melbourne I moved back to…
Q&A Can you tell us about yourself and your design business? I’m Steph, the mummy of my 3 year old twin girls (Baylah and Mikahli) and founder of Arlen Interiors. I’ve always loved decorating from a really young age. When I was younger, my Mum and I would constantly be re-shuffling or re-decorating things in our home as we loved everything to feel ‘fresh’ again! Now I’m doing the same in my own home, much to my husband’s dismay! She taught pottery to the children of the convent school. On our visits I remember a large wooden table 20 meters long, exploding with florals, colours, tools and clay. I was endlessly fascinated with it all and touched everything, exploring the clay with my little hands. How did you start your…
In the heart of Wangaratta in Victoria, lies a furniture store that has has become a great Australia success story. McPhails, owned by brothers Casey and Taylor McPhail, is a testament to hard work, determination, and a deep-rooted family legacy. From humble beginnings as a furniture removal business established by their late father Keith and mum Bev in 1969, McPhails has transformed from a country furniture store into a renowned destination that now services customers up and down the east coast. Only a few years ago, the future of McPhails was uncertain, with the brothers facing substantial debt and contemplating closing the doors of the business their parents had built. However, fueled by their passion and unwavering dedication, Casey and Taylor persevered. They implemented innovative strategies, including leveraging the power…
