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Warm up the décor in your home with the Moroccan inspired design of the metro:STYLE Marrakesh Jar. An intricate black pattern and ornamental style makes the Marrakesh Jar an alluring piece of luxury on in your living room or bedroom.

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Enrich your sofa with the warmth of the luxurious white Velvet Cushion from Bambury. The cosy lounge accessory is made from a sumptuously inviting velvet fabric, and adds soft comfort to any living room setting. Curl up and rest your head on the plush texture of the pillow, and create a snug hideaway in your home.

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DISCLAIMER: Made to order. Optional customisation available upon request: measurements, shapes, designs and other specifications are able to be adjusted and/or altered (within reason). Customers are advised to call the Zanui customer service hotline to make specifications if desired.

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The metro:STYLE Mosman Vase is a standout addition to the room that’s in need of a rustic touch. Its bamboo textured finish will add character to any dreary décor and complement already existing earthy tones and a neutral colour palette. Add a bright b

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The metro:STYLE Mosman Vase is a standout addition to the room that’s in need of a rustic touch. Its bamboo textured finish will add character to any dreary décor and complement already existing earthy tones and a neutral colour palette. Add a bright b

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Flowers aren’t just a spring phenomenon, and Sydney florist Saskia Havekes shares how you can enjoy year-long blooms in her latest book, Grandiflora Arrangements by Penguin Books Australia. In an exploration of choosing blooms, picking vases, and composing arrangements in all their glory, discover how you can bring the beauty of the outdoors in. With over 100 breathtaking illustrated floral arrangements, and plenty of inspiring ideas, Grandiflora Arrangements will inspire you to get started on your own unique bloom creations.

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Summer Houses by Andrea Stevens is a tribute to experiencing summer home life in New Zealand. Featuring the stunning photography of Simon Devitt of over 20 luxury summer homes, this book makes a unique coffee table book. Touching on topics such as environmental awareness and breaking down the barriers between the indoors and the outdoors, it is as informative as it is visually impressive.

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If you’re after an impressive home decorating guide, look no further than Home Love: 100 Inspiring Ideas for Creating Beautiful Rooms. From the popular writer of the stylish Good Weekend column, Morton teaches us how to maximise a room’s assets and use colour all within a budget. Featuring 100 ideas for your home, you’re bound to be inspired.

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From a time when anything from tree bark to packing twine could be pressed into service as building material, the shack has long been an Aussie icon. In his 2010 book, Griffiths’ pays tribute to this humblest of homes, searching out ramshackle beach houses, outback lean-tos and backyard barns that embody the Australian “no worries” mentality. As the author himself says, “Shacks make people happy”, and Simon Griffiths’ photographic homage to shacks is sure to do the same for you.

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Create a garden that blooms throughout every season with Royal Horticultural Society: Garden Plants and Flowers in Australia by Ian Spence. An ideal guide for growing all kinds of plants and flowers, Spence shows us how to fill every part of our garden. Inspirational with stunning photographs, the book will have everyone getting their hands dirty in the garden.

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Healthy, flavour-packed, organic fruit and vegetables are now easy to flourish with a little help from Grow Something to Eat Every Day, by talented author Dorling Kindersley. If you’ve ever aspired to grow your own plot out in the backyard, but have never really known how, the ultimate 50+ guide provides tips on sowing, planting, and dealing with pesky additions, the organic way. With a handy month-by-month guide on what to plant in which season, and bonus techniques on storing and preserving, Grow Something to Eat Every Day will take the pressure off designing the weekly menu. Pack a punch in your daily meals, and you’ll be truly inspired to live like you’re on a country farm filled with fresh produce.

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Bury your gardening troubles by digging into the dirt with the help of Paul Bangay's Guide to Plants from Penguin Books Australia. Breathe new life into your garden as Paul shows how to visualise your ideal outdoors, implement your ideas and construct a jaw-dropping landscape. Thanks to helpful tips, good gardeners can take care of their plants, weed'em and reap!

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Organic Gardening by Geoff Hamilton is an easy-to-use handbook on organic gardening. The stunning book proposes a safer, happier garden without chemicals. Containing solid advice on growing fruit and vegetables, the book, from Penguin Books Australia, will help you and your familyl enjoy healthier, tastier produce in your meals.

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Are you a gardening enthusiast with a desire to go organic? Grow Organic by author Dorling Kindersley is perfect for those seeking how to get vege patches and plants to bloom in all their glory, without pesky pesticides, and how to keep those nasty critters at bay. Sporting an easy-to-follow A-Z reference to seed sowing, creating your own plot, and how to use water wisely, Grow Organic is the ideal garden reference guide at arm’s reach. Be inspired by the rich photographs of veges, fruit, and herbs— all grown in an organic plot—with ailments for slugs and tomato diseases for every frustrated gardener. You’ll discover key techniques for growing plots organically, taking your gardening skills to impressive new great heights.

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Don’t let your favourite snapshots and mementos lay forgotten in the depths of your cupboard – let them take centre stage in your home with the statement-making Nadal Frame from metro:STYLE. Strong, bold lines, a raised profile and classic white hue c

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Don’t let your favourite snapshots and mementos lay forgotten in the depths of your cupboard – let them take centre stage in your home with the statement-making Nadal Frame from metro:STYLE. Strong, bold lines, a raised profile and classic white hue c

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Don’t let your favourite snapshots and mementos lay forgotten in the depths of your cupboard – let them take centre stage in your home with the statement-making Nadal Frame from metro:STYLE. Strong, bold lines, a raised profile and the slick look of s

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Don’t let your favourite snapshots and mementos lay forgotten in the depths of your cupboard – let them take centre stage in your home with the statement-making Nadal Frame from metro:STYLE. Strong, bold lines, a raised profile and the slick look of s

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Don’t let your favourite snapshots and mementos lay forgotten in the depths of your cupboard – let them take centre stage in your home with the statement-making Nadal Frame from metro:STYLE. Strong, bold lines, a raised profile and brassy red hue comb

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Rex Dupain takes us behind the lens, and in the hearts of some of his subjects, with Australia: 150 Photograph from Penguin Books Australia. In a celebration of some of his best work, get transported right to an illuminated weatherboard; a glorious autumn afternoon; or imagery from rugged bush, sprawling coastline and infamous suburbs across our Australian landscape. With 150 rich images of both iconic and nameless subjects, Australia: 150 Photograph promises to deepen your understanding of our vast country and culture.

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With 25 years under his belt, David Doubilet rides in as the world’s most acclaimed underwater photographer. In a visual feast for the eyes, Water Light Time takes you right to the shores of North America, the edge of the Galapagos, and all the way to the Red Sea. Celebrating the rich beauty of life under sea, his extraordinary photographs accurately capture species, vegetation and vast populations in all their glory.

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Build up your book collection with Shumon Basar's 10 x 10/3: 100 Architects 10 Critics from Phaidon. The insightful publication presents 100 exciting, emerging architects and their innovative designs alongside commentary from 10 respected critics and curators. Full-to-the-brim with illustration and information on buildings and projects, the book is arranged alphabetically ensuring easy referencing. Enjoying the pages of 10 x 10/3: 100 Architects 10 Critics will guarantee you’re up-to-date on the latest that architecture is offering around the world.

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There is more than meets the eye when it comes to floral arrangements, and Sydney florist Saskia Havekes tells you just how in her latest book, Grandiflora Celebrations. Together with renown photographer Andrew Lehmann, Saskia takes us behind the scenes in preparing florals for the most celebrated events—weddings, birthdays, Valentine’s Day, fashion shows, and even Logie Awards. With over sixty bloom arrangements, including floating wreaths and floral chandeliers, to dressing tables and wedding concepts, her blooms are sure to unleash the florist within.

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I Blame Duchamp is a collection of essays covering a broad range of topics from Chinese art to encounters with people like Sideny Nolan. Featuring over 50 reproductions of paintings and artworks, Capon’s book is an essential for any art-lover’s bookshelf.

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