Bryony Ammonds-Smith

Charm exudes from this townhouse in spades. It’s been filled with secondhand treasures, clever DIY jobs and a grounded colour palette. It’s cosy and it’s homely – one might even assume that it’s a century-old cottage given a makeover. Plot twist: it’s a new-build by Brooksfield, equipped with all the modern quirks without skimping on beauty.

Who needs a ribbon when you can have a more permanent solution? Sara Boult is a hugely inspiring ceramicist who is making waves in the pottery world. The Greytown-based artist chats to us about her career to date. Tell us about your art journey. I started pottery as a form of art therapy at King Street Artworks, which is a government-funded initiative for mental health. The first moment I went on the wheel, I had a light-bulb moment and knew this was what I wanted to do.

Our editors handpick everything we recommend. We may receive revenue for sharing this content or when you shop through our links. Read more here Is there anything more grounding than dark wooden accents? Walnut is having a moment, and we’re obsessed. Its rich, chocolate-brown hues are an ode to groovy ‘70s style, particularly in curved form. To dial up the warmth, pair with plush, tactile furnishings like velvet cushions, corduroy bedspreads, leather couches, and fluffy shag carpets.