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s the cooler months settle in, winter brings with it the perfect excuse to cosy up at home, and the opportunity to even tackle a few projects while you’re at it.

In this issue, we’re all about embracing the season with smart ideas to warm up your space, starting with our useful advice on ﬁre pits. Whether you’re dreaming of a DIY backyard build or simply need help choosing the right style for your landscape, we’ve got the inspiration to get you started.

This month, you’ll also ﬁnd clever laundry storage solutions to bring calm to even the busiest of spaces, plus a guide to choosing the right fence for your property, whether it be classic pickets or modern PVC.

And as always, we round things out with styling tips to keep your home looking its best.

Until next time, happy renovating.

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WARMING UP

Winter is the ideal time to focus on home projects that bring warmth and comfort. From building your own ﬁ re pit to sealing up draughts and choosing the right textiles, there are plenty of winter renovation ideas that are practical and stylish.

Choosing the right pit for your garden

While constructing your own ﬁre pit is an inexpensive option, there is the option to buy a stylish pit that will elevate your backyard design. Keep in mind that not all pits are created equal. Here are a few things to consider:

Size: A larger backyard can handle a generous, built-in ﬁre pit, while smaller courtyards may suit a compact, portable model.

Fuel type: Wood-burning ﬁre pits provide atmosphere and a traditional feel, but gas options

are often better for patios or decks, especially if smoke is a concern.

Style: From modern corten steel bowls to rustic stone surrounds, your ﬁre pit can become a design feature in its own right. Choose one that complements your outdoor palette and existing materials.

Functionality: Some ﬁre pits double as tables or come with barbecue plates, offering year-round usability.

STYLE & PRIVACY

There’s nothing quite like gathering around a ﬁre pit on a crisp winter night. It adds ambience to your outdoor space and encourages entertaining, even when the temperature drops. And with a bit of knowhow, you can build one yourself. You’ll need:

• Fire bricks or heat-resistant pavers

• Gravel or crushed rock

• A shovel

• A spirit level

• A metal ﬁre ring (optional but useful for longevity)

Step 1: Choose your location. Find a level, open area at least three metres away from structures, trees or fencing.

Step 2: Mark out your circle. Use spray paint or a string tied to a stake in the centre to outline your pit — around one metre in diameter works well for most backyards.

Step 3: Dig about 15 centimetres of soil from inside the circle and ﬁll it with a layer of gravel or crushed rock for drainage.

Step 4: Lay your bricks. Stack your ﬁre bricks or pavers around the edge, checking they’re level as you go. You may want to use construction adhesive for extra stability or incorporate a metal ﬁre ring inside.

Step 5: Let everything settle for 24 hours before lighting the ﬁrst ﬁre. Always follow safety requirements.

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Fire pit safety tips

• Never place a ﬁre pit directly on grass. Use a level, non-combustible surface like pavers or concrete, or use a concrete type structure.

• Position your pit at least three metres away from structures or combustible materials.

• Never leave your ﬁre unattended. Keep children at a safe distance and supervised constantly.

• Keep a hose or ﬁre extinguisher nearby.

• Use dry hardwood only. Never burn stained, painted or treated timber.

• For balconies or small spaces, consider a gas ﬁre pit.

• To extinguish, use a metal lid, or cover the ﬁre with sand or dirt. Water can cause smoke, mess and corrosion.

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Of course, ﬁre pits aren’t the only way to cosy up your home this season. Here are a few more winter-friendly renovation projects to consider.

Seal the gaps: Small gaps in windows and doors can let in chilly draughts and send your heating bills soaring. Now is the time to install weather stripping and door seals.

Upgrade your insulation: Proper insulation is one of the most effective ways to keep your home warm. Consider talking to an insulation expert about reviewing your home and providing you with options.

Textile upgrade: Switching out light summer curtains for heavier blockout curtains can

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help trap heat inside and add softness to your interiors. A new set of curtains or blinds in your chosen hue can also give rooms an instant seasonal update.

Mood lighting: Winter’s shorter days call for ambient, layered lighting. Replace harsh downlights with warmer globe tones and consider adding dimmers or floor lamps to create a cosy atmosphere.

Bathroom bliss: If you’re

looking to splurge a little, heated towel rails, underfloor heating or a bathroom refresh can add serious comfort during the coldest months.

Outdoor comforts: Add a roof or awning to your deck, throw down a weather-resistant rug, or install cafe blinds to create a winter-friendly outdoor room. With a ﬁre pit close by, your outdoor entertaining season doesn’t have to end in May.

SIMPLE SOLUTIONS

When it comes to home renovations, the laundry is often overlooked, but rethinking this busy space can make a huge difference to your daily routine. A well-planned laundry should be functional and organised to make life easier. The answer? Storage.

Start with smart cabinetry

Custom joinery is one of the most effective ways to improve storage in the laundry. Floor-to-ceiling cabinets can keep bulky cleaning items, brooms and vacuum cleaners tucked out of sight. Overhead cupboards make use of vertical space and are ideal for storing items you don’t use a lot or laundry powders in labelled baskets or tubs.

Pull-out hampers or tilt-out laundry baskets built into cabinetry keep dirty washing hidden while freeing up floor space. Look for slimline drawers between appliances or beside sinks for storing pegs, gloves, cloths and other everyday essentials.

Stack and save space

If you’re short on room, consider stacking your washer and dryer to free up valuable floor space for additional cabinetry or open shelving. Open shelving above your appliances provides easy access to washing powders, stain removers and spare cloths,

especially when grouped into matching baskets or canisters for a tidy, styled look.

Wall-mounted solutions

Don’t forget the walls — vertical space can be just as valuable as floor or bench space in a laundry. A wall-mounted hanger or drying rack is a great way to air-dry shirts or delicate items without taking up room.

Fold-down or retractable designs are particularly useful for compact laundries.

You can also mount your ironing board and iron onto the wall using a purpose-built organiser. It keeps everything in place, ready to go and frees up storage space elsewhere. Some designs even include a shelf for starch sprays and lint rollers.

Baskets and containers

Open shelving or cupboards can quickly become messy without a little organisation. Use matching baskets or storage tubs to store everything and anything, such as softeners, cleaning cloths and even laundry capsules. Label each container so you know

exactly where everything belongs. For a natural, textural look, opt for woven baskets or rattan containers. For a cleaner, more minimalist style, choose clear or white tubs with simple labelling. Either way, keeping items grouped together will |make your laundry feel calm, clean and cohesive.

Think multi-purpose

If your laundry also doubles as a mudroom or secondary storage area, consider adding bench seating with cubbies underneath, hooks for school bags, or a built-in broom cupboard. Multi-functional storage not only adds practicality but helps maintain a clutter-free zone.

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Organise and store anything from towels and sheets to cleaning products and laundry detergent, with the wide Like-It linen stacking basket in from Howards Storage World. Featuring a ventilated design and an open front, this multi-purpose basket is great for creating instant organisation.

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LOUNGING AROUND

In contemporary home design, media rooms are as common as a second bathroom. They provide additional living space for families and are a comfortable area for entertainment. Here, are some ideas for styling your media room.

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1. Crafted from solid timber and plywood framing, the Titan four-piece modular lounge with chaise boasts goose feather. Available in your choice of colour, size and con ﬁ guration, it is from Domayne . 2. Your media room can double as a relaxed space for reading or even a catch up over a cup of coffee. Lamps are a great way to introduce soft, ambient lighting into a room. The Cadiz table lamp in antique gold will suit most interiors. It’s from Discount Lighting and Fans . 3. Not sure whether to choose blockout curtains or a modern blind or shutter? It’s okay to have a mix of both, as demonstrated in this living space ﬁ tted out by Shade Me Sunshine Coast . 4. Timber or laminate floors? That’s okay, simply add a plush rug to warm up your space. The Jelly Bean, pictured here in powder blue, is soft, textured and lightweight. It’s from Choices Flooring . 5. The media room is a great place to incorporate a feature wall into your home. Whether it be a bold splash of colour or a more muted tone, it can either be a unique statement or used to tie the space in with the overall palette and design of your home. Wallpaper is a great option. We like the Momentum 7 geometric pattern, available from Ivory T Wallpaper Australia

DIY FOR $1000

Celebrity interior designer and founder of Kurved by Design Kellie Richardson says you don’t need a huge budget to make a big impact when it comes to sprucing up your bathroom. Whether you are renovating to sell or just doing a little DIY upkeep, Kellie says costeffective upgrades can dramatically shift a home’s appeal, especially if you are considering flipping a property. “Smart styling creates emotional impact and emotional impact drives better offers,” she says of building sales interest. “You do not need $10,000 to add value. You just need to know where to spend $1000 wisely.” Here are Kellie’s top tips for elevating your bathroom without blowing your budget.

HOLDERS

Towel holders, toilet roll holders and shower caddies can instantly upgrade a tired space. Brands like Barelli offer sleek styles in contemporary colours, including black, that are simple to install and effective in updating the space.

PLANTS

Bathrooms love greenery. Add an indoor plant or two, like peace lilies or ferns, to soften the space and add life. Even artiﬁcial plants can create a calming, spa-like feel.

NEW BASIN

A fresh basin can be purchased and installed for well under $200 and it can modernise a vanity instantly. Look for curved or organic shapes for a more up-to-date feel. The impact is dramatic.

TAPWARE

Changing your tapware to matte black, brushed gold or even gunmetal is a quick way to bring a designer feel to the room. These pieces are easy to replace and often available in budget-friendly kits from major retailers. Simple changes can be done yourself or by a handyman.

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Swap out basic frameless mirrors for round, matte-framed or backlit options. A new mirror is one of the most affordable ways to shift the overall tone of the room and add a focal point.

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DEFINING YOUR STYLE

Leading trend researcher, CSR, has launched its own style guide to provide homeowners with a build and design toolkit.

The way we design Australian homes has always been influenced by global trends, but what makes them truly ours is how we adapt these ideas to suit our unique landscapes, climates and lifestyles. Whether you’re building from scratch or renovating your dream home, understanding the design and building process and making informed decisions is the key to creating a home that reflects your personal style and stands the test of time.

After years of industryleading trend research and forecasting, one of Australia’s leading building materials companies, CSR, has launched its CSR Style Guide — a comprehensive home design and build toolkit covering exterior material colour palettes and unique home designs.

Inspired by global trends and adapted to suit Australians, the guide assists homeowners on their building journey, offering practical tools, expert advice and a wealth of inspiration from

leading Australian brands Bradford, Cemintel, Hebel, Monier and PGH.

By combining curated material palettes, innovative home designs, and insights into the unseen layers of construction it provides a holistic approach to building.

“With the right knowledge, homeowners can shape every aspect of their home — from the colours and materials to the performance elements that ensure comfort and sustainability,” says Renee McGinty, CSR’s marketing general manager. “It’s about creating a space that doesn’t just look beautiful but also feels right for the way you live.”

Here are the main elements to consider when creating your dream home:

1. Deﬁne through design Every home begins with a vision, and understanding your style or ‘look’ is the ﬁrst step. The CSR Style Guide showcases six popular home designs, each with its own unique character, to inspire your build journey.

Strong darks, bright whites and rich browns feature in the guide

Whether you’re drawn to the clean lines and minimalist elegance of a contemporary home, the raw textural elements and bold contrasts of industrial design, or the dramatic gabled rooflines and open spaces of a barnhouse, there’s a design to suit every taste. For those seeking timeless charm, the classic style offers traditional gabled rooflines and distinctive

ﬁbre cement cladding, while the modernist design is a highly liveable design style with its nod to mid-century inspiration and connected indoor/outdoor spaces. If a fresh, breezy aesthetic is your preference, the coastal style with its varying rooflines and mixed materials has a simple and effortless look.

“Your home’s design should make a bold statement,” Renee explains. “The shape, materials, and colours you choose deﬁne its character and how it ﬁts into its surroundings.”

The CSR iDesign Visualiser Tool takes this one step further by allowing you to see how different designs and palettes come together in a digital 3D environment. You can visualise everything — from the roof tiles to the facade materials — before construction begins. By deﬁning your style early in the process, you can streamline decisionmaking and conﬁdently communicate your vision to your builder or designer, ensuring a smoother build journey.

2. Make colour work for you

The colours you choose for your home deﬁne its personality and connection to its surroundings. A well-chosen palette can evoke calm, create bold drama, or tie your home to nature. The CSR Style Guide features nine curated material colour palettes, including bright whites, strong darks and rich browns.

“Colours can completely change the look and feel of a home,” says Renee. “With curated palettes, homeowners can create a cohesive design that reflects their style while enhancing their home’s character.”

The white and grey palettes create a relaxed, airy feel, ideal for coastal or classic styles. These work beautifully with weatherboard-style cladding like Cemintel Edge, white-painted trims, or light rooﬁng options like Monier Horizon in Silver Perch.

In contrast, bold blacks and strong darks add depth and drama, perfect for industrial and barnhouse designs. Pair darktoned bricks like PGH Morada

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Nero with Hebel cladding in a bold render for a sharp, contemporary look. Black aluminium window frames and timber batten fencing can complete the aesthetic.

For warmth and authenticity, rich browns or soft earth palettes bring earthy tones to life, pairing beautifully with barnhouse or modernist homes. Terracotta

“Colours can completely change the look and feel of a home”

roof tiles, bagged bricks, or timber accents work seamlessly with Cemintel Territory Woodlands cladding, timber decking and pebble driveways. Landscaping with native plants, such as eucalypts or drought-tolerant grasses, further enhances the connection to nature.

Earthy colours work in moderniststyle homes

3. Add depth with texture

Texture brings character and individuality to your home’s facade, transforming a simple design into something extraordinary. Combining materials with varying ﬁnishes, creates a facade that is visually striking and full of dimension.

For instance, pairing smooth ﬁbre cement cladding with textured bricks adds contrast and depth, resulting in a layered, architectural look that stands out in the streetscape. This approach also allows you to highlight key features of your home, such as entryways or accent walls.

Texture also lets you express your personal style. A modernist home might use earthy textures like stone or bagged brickwork for a natural, grounded aesthetic, while an industrial design could emphasise bold contrasts with rough, raw ﬁnishes for an urban edge. By thoughtfully mixing materials, you can create a cohesive yet dynamic design that reflects your style.

4. Think beyond

Beneath the surface of every stunning home lies a carefully considered foundation of materials .While a home’s facade and design style often take centre stage, it’s the unseen layers that make it functional and liveable year-round.

Insulation plays a critical role in regulating indoor temperatures, keeping your home cooler in

summer and warmer in winter, reducing reliance on heating and cooling systems.

“Choosing the right products during the build is crucial,” explains Renee. “These elements are harder to retroﬁt later, so planning ahead pays off in comfort, energy savings, and long-term value.”

Whether it’s roof sarking to prevent condensation, acoustic insulation for quieter living spaces,

or wall wraps to protect against weather extremes, these hidden layers elevate a house into a truly well-designed home.

5. Bring it all together

Thoughtfully planned landscaping extends your home’s materials and design style, ensuring a seamless connection between the building and outdoor spaces.

A garden that complements your home’s architecture adds visual harmony inside and out. Pathways, fencing and plants should enhance your facade. For example, a contemporary home pairs well with minimalist timber fencing or organic paving stones, while an industrial design beneﬁts from bold metal features softened with greenery.

The CSR Style Guide ensures homeowners are not just inspired but informed, giving them the conﬁdence to work with builders and designers.

For more information, you can download the CSR Style Guide at dwelling.csr.com.au.

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The region’s leading housing awards traditionally attract and honour the best of the best in the industry.

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ubmissions are now open for the 2025 HIA Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay Housing Awards, offering local builders and designers the chance to showcase their best work and gain industry recognition. With 18 categories — including Kitchen of the Year, Outdoor Project, Bathroom Design and Renovation/Addition — the awards highlight excellence in design, innovation and construction across the region. Winners and ﬁnalists beneﬁt from

valuable media exposure and the opportunity to position themselves as industry leaders.

Entries close on June 13, with judging taking place onsite from June to August.

Each year, the awards shine a spotlight on the region’s most outstanding homes and the people who bring them to life, driving innovation and inspiring the future of residential building.

For more information or to enter, visit hia.com.au/awardsand-events/awards.

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Pictured, the 2024 HIA Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay Housing Awards’ Renovation/Addition winner, Next Generation Noosa Builders and Di Henshall Interior Design

THE COUNTRY’S BEST

Architect Timothy Hill has been awarded the Australian Institute of Architects’ highest accolade, the 2025 Gold Medal, recognising his outstanding contribution to Australian architecture and professional advocacy.

Announced at a ceremony during the Australian Architecture Conference at the Sydney Opera House on May 2, the national prizes celebrate those who have signiﬁcantly advanced the profession through innovation, leadership and integrity.

Hill, director of Partners Hill, was praised for his influence across design, education and industry discourse. The jury described his work as a blend of

“architectural poetics” and critical leadership that broadens the role architects can play in society.

The National President’s Prize was awarded to the Government Architects Network of Australia (GANA), in recognition of its leadership in shaping public policy and the built environment. The jury acknowledged GANA’s continued influence on creating more sustainable and resilient cities. Other major awards included:

• Paula Whitman Leadership in Gender Equity Prize: Nicole Kalms RAIA, Director of XYX Lab, for advancing gender equity in design and public space.

• Leadership in Sustainability Prize: David Baggs LFRAIA, Global GreenTag International, for sustainability initiatives.

• Student Prize for the Advancement of Architecture: Nicole Mesquita-Mendes, for her commitment to student advocacy and wellbeing.

• Bluescope Glenn Murcutt Student Prize: Rebecca Mallaby, for “The Common Space,” a modular co-living concept tackling housing affordability.

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HOW TO: CHOOSE THE RIGHT FENCE

Whether you’re looking to improve the streetscape of your home or simply adding the ﬁnishing touches of your renovation project, your fence can elevate the look of your home. With so many options available, it’s important to choose the right style of fence to suit your property.

STYLES

A fence should complement your home’s architecture, not compete with it. Consider the

style of your property when selecting materials and ﬁ nishes.

Picket fence: Ideal for traditional beach shacks,

cottage- and heritage-style homes, the picket fence is timeless and charming. Painted white or in soft heritage tones, it

offers a classic ﬁ nish and gives views of your garden and lawn – providing a pretty frontage for your home.

Tip: Opt for hardwood pickets if you’re after a durable option.

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Paling timber fence: This no-fuss option is a go-to for side and back boundaries. It’s affordable, easy to repair and install and provides full privacy. Choose treated pine for budget-friendly fencing, or hardwood for a longer-lasting solution. If you opt to install a timber fence in the front, it is worth coating the material in a high-quality stain with a tint to improve aesthetics.

PVC fencing: If you’re after a low-maintenance and long-lasting fence, PVC might be the answer. Gaining in popularity, it’s rot- and termite-resistant, doesn’t require painting and comes in a range of styles. It’s particularly popular for front fences due to its modern and high-end look.

PURPOSE

Beyond style, think about what you need your fence to do. Is it purely decorative? Do you need privacy or is the aim to keep sound out? Is it for keeping pets in or kids safe? Consider the following tips when searching for the right fence.

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timber paling or slatted fencing with minimal gaps are great for screening out neighbours and creating secure backyards.

Aesthetics and charm: Decorative fences like a picket, PVC or rendered wall are best for front gardens and adding kerb appeal.

Low maintenance: PVC and

powder-coated metal fences need less upkeep than timber and are great for homeowners looking to minimise work.

Durability: Look for treated or hardwood timber that can withstand Australia’s climate. Sealing, staining or painting your timber fence will help it last longer and resist weathering.

Tips

• Check local council regulations before installing a new fence — some areas have height or style restrictions, especially on street-facing boundaries.

• Consider your neighbour. If you’re replacing a boundary fence, they may need to contribute to costs. It’s always best to discuss your plans with the neighbours early.

• Hire a professional if you’re unsure. A poorly built fence can lean, warp or rot prematurely.

• Maintain regularly — even the best fences need a bit of care. Clean off mould, repaint or reseal timber and check for loose boards or fastenings.

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Layer your bed or lounge with the comforting and rich texture of the Morillo nettle throw. Crafted from lightweight cotton, it features a waffle weave in an earthy olive shade. It’s from Domayne, Maroochydore Homemaker Centre

Snuggle up in this 520gsm microﬁbre blanket from Pillow Talk Pictured here in the blush colour, its generous sizing enables the blanket to be tucked in under your mattress.

Rug up under the contemporary and inviting Lovisa floor lamp. Standing at 1.4 meters tall, this lamp features a sleek iron base with a choice of walnut or oak ﬁnish. It’s from Discount Lighting and Fans , Warana.

The feather-ﬁlled Holland wool cushion from Adairs features a woven check pattern to create a subtle modern design. Finished with a feature blanket stitch edge, it is the ideal winter accessory.

Add a touch of comfort to your living or bedroom space with the Trentham round java ottoman. It can be used as a footrest or seat thanks to its sturdy New Zealand pine timber frame and it includes internal storage. Visit Domayne, Maroochydore Homemaker Centre

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Newly renovated kitchen in need of styling? We’ve found a few pieces to help ﬁ nalise Cra na your look.

Quirky and fabulous, the Limone lemon juicer captures the fresh essence of citrus fruits. It’s a cheerful addition to any kitchen and is available from Coast Store, Cotton Tree.

Stylish and practical, the onion storage bag combines a rustic jute bag with a breathable fabric liner designed to block out light. It’s from Howards Storage World, Maroochydore.