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Make your house a home

Add a personal touch to your home by creating your own country inspired home decor. Our friends at Cosy Project have made this easy!

Bellingen Bounty

Susan Weil believes in the power of simplicity and these days she is sharing her home and its sub-tropical largesse with visitors from all round the world.

A resurrected manse

Chance led a couple of history buffs through the creaky front door of a heritage-listed manse in Ipswich, Queensland’s oldest provincial city.

Naturally Inspired

They say you have to travel to appreciate home. A much travelled couple has put down roots in a beautiful bushland setting in the heart of Victoria’s spa country.

Coastal Collaboration

It was a meeting of like minds when Kristy and Matt Fong teamed up with interior designer Tess Beagley in their Western Australian hometown of Geraldton.

A Provençal life

Francophiles look away now. What you’re about to read will thrill you, and induce soul-churning envy all at once. Proceed at your own caution.

High Stakes

From the stable door to trackside, our fashion pages are inspired by the cooler weather ahead and looks that travel from work to casual country socialising.

Meandering through Mudgee

Discover Mudgee’s fine dining options, a proliferation of wineries, some intriguing accommodation options, and a festival every other month.

Restoration Story

Rex Watson and Kate Pitt have spent the past 15 years turning their historic property into party central. The quarters are part of Rex and Kate’s grand plan for Moira.

Our Books

4 suggestions for your 2018 Diary that we think you will LOVE! Take a look at our favourite Australian Country diaries.

2018 is approaching, and it’s the time of the year we need to choose our 2018 Calendar & Diary set for our Christmas lists!

Discover how chance led a couple of history buffs through the creaky front door of a heritage-listed manse in Ipswich, be inspired by Bloss Hickson’s uncanny knack for sweeping all around her up in her enthusiasm and see how the power of simplicity has led Susan Weil to share her home.