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*Image above via interior designer Diff Miller.

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*Image above via interior designer Diff Miller.

Even if Scalamandre wallpaper (seen above, swoon) is out of the question for you, a couple of chic upgrades to your bathroom to consider… 01. // 02. // 03. // 04. // 05. // 06. // 07. // 08. // 09. // 10. +Sconce Shades: I love the way Diff Miller added texture to the room above with chic scalloped rattan sconce shades. If you’re looking for sconces similar to the ones she’s used above, try these. More sconce options in this post. +Mirrors: If you like the look above, check out this S&L, this pre-loved Bungalow 5 statement, and...

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The 15 Best Spice Racks to Keep Your Kitchen Organized

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Have you ever searched your whole kitchen cabinet for a particular spice? It is a normal occurrence to search for the spice jars if they are not arranged properly. A spice rack helps arrange the spices in order so that you can easily get access to them without creating a mess in your kitchen.  However, not all the spice jars fit on the spice racks. Some racks come with their spice jars which reduce the work to find the jars that will fit the rack. Other spice racks are designed to fit regular size jars. There are many options for...

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When Hydrowood co-founder Andrew Morgan first flew over Tasmania’s Pieman Lake in 2012, little did he know about the treasures that lay beneath

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When Hydrowood co-founder Andrew Morgan first flew over Tasmania’s Pieman Lake in 2012, little did he know about the treasures that lay beneath

“Everybody knew there were trees in Lake Pieman – but how many, and what condition they were in, was another question. A couple of beers and an audacious plan later, we decided to find out.” Tasmania’s Lake Pieman. Photo: Adam Gibson A man-made reservoir, created by the damming of the Pieman River, Andrew found that Lake Pieman also happened to be home to a magnificent underwater forest brimming with large quantities of rare Tasmanian timbers. But getting to the timber supply certainly wasn’t easy; from a feasibility study to consulting historical aerial photographs of the site (pre-flooding), as well as...

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