another good find for inspiration..... Photographer Anna Kern

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http://www.annakern.com

Rebecca Geldard Ray White Real Estate 0409 721 671 rebecca.geldard@raywhite.com

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inspiration

It is hard to find good pictures on the internet unless you know exactly where to look. I try not to use pictures from other people's blogs as I would like to offer something different. Some of my favourite sites to 'borrow' images from are photographers websites, photographic location websites and decorpad is brilliant.

The above finds are from photographer Helen Norman.


I'm really liking the kitchen tiling and the shelves. 


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helennorman.com

Rebecca Geldard Ray White Real Estate 0409 721 671 rebecca.geldard@raywhite.com

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garden parties

 

I'm in the middle of doing some landscaping at the moment, as I would like a much more private yard, and more entertaining space outside - it is cheaper than a deck! The same pile of tea tree mulch and garden soil is sitting in my driveway, and has been for about a fortnight now. Opps! I think I have taken off a little more than I can chew. It was a truck load; I'm talking about 1 1/2 cubic metres of soil, 3 1/2 of mulch. 

I have discovered the caboolture markets - forget Rocklea if you are looking for plants. caboolture is a much more enjoyable drive, had 5 times the amount of 'quality' things to buy, and the olive trees were only $20 each. I don't eat olives, but the folliage is stunning.

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cooking light
michelle kaufmann 
better homes gardens

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beach studios

 

I quite like the lock of he mismatched shelves in the bedroom, the antique linen or fabric as a bedhead, the selves against the VJ's in the kithchen, because god knows i have VJ's, I was gapping them all weekend!

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beachstudios.co.uk

Rebecca Geldard Ray White Real Estate 0409 721 671 rebecca.geldard@raywhite.com

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cottage garden appeal

So this is my dilema, I have a sloping rear yard, only gradually, but enough so the water runs towards the rear left during heavy rain. A gravel pit under the rear corner should fix a part of this problem. The water is naturally meant to run that direction, as my street and the street behind are part of the catchment for the Kedron Brook river so it isn't a bad thing, yet the pooling in the rear corner is annoying. I had the mango tree stump grinded out yesterday which was interesting to watch, so hopefully the water will use that section of ground to drain. I thought i would find some garden inspiration pictures, as i really want to get it established quick smart. More hard yakka for my only day off!

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sunset.com this website has step by step instructions to create this look. Just want I need, instructions!
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charlotterowe.com
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creative-vignettes.blogspot.com

Rebecca Geldard Ray White Real Estate 0409 721 671 rebecca.geldard@raywhite.com

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