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Here are 5 mistakes I’ve made on my styling journey that are now the foundation to transforming any space. If you know anything about me at all, you know I’m the biggest advocate for creating with authenticity. But guess what? There’s more you need to know to elevate your spaces. Listen to toda

When there's so much noise out there, how can we get clarity on what we really want? Listen to this week's episode where I share 10 ways I've simplified my life to focus on what matters most. Click the image to listen to Episode 74 | Imprint Podcast with Natalie Walton

Minimalism makes a comeback with this warm, textured new look. Interior designer Lauren Li takes us through how to get the look.

You’ve probably already had the thought: “It won’t happen to me.”But how do you know? What is your guarantee? Just to be clear, we’re talking about hacking – and it’s more common than you think, and seems to be on the rise. If it hasn’t happened to you, most likely it’s happened to someone you know. Here's what I've learnt about how to protect your Instagram presence.

Maybe you’ve wondered if you should become a stylist? If you love interiors and creating beautiful spaces you’re ideally suited to this exciting and rewarding career. In this notebook I breakdown the 5 types of stylists.

Do you need an email list if you’re an interior designer? What about if you have an Airbnb? Or you have a creative service business? Yes, yes, and yes. Come learn why you don’t want to rely on Instagram and how to get set up easily, as well as the easiest way to create content.

The truth is that we can’t do everything. Something has to give. And part of this equation is learning how to say “no” to attractive offers that come your way so you can stay focussed on what will ultimately reap the greatest rewards. But saying no isn’t always easy, especially if you are

Natalie Walton | Pre-order my new book STYLE on Instagram: “Out of all the homes I’ve lived and spaces I’ve created I feel that this one is the truest expression of who I am and what I love, and it…”

3 things I’m looking forward to this week… (even though I’m having to do this exercise to bolster my spirits while we are still without power, kids are still not at school, we all have cabin fever, and the rain keeps falling Ex-Cyclone Alfred). 1. Having my Weekly Focus Group Meeting with a select group of Design & Grow members. Each week we keep each other accountable, share our wins and work through challenges. Always leave these sessions feeling so energised and excited. 2. Introducing…

An extract from my recent conversation with Holly McCauley, the graphic designer behind my books Style and Home by the Sea and founder of Yeah, Nice gallery.

Transforming your living room doesn’t have to come at a great expense, or through complicated design solutions. Sometimes the simplest ideas can have the biggest impact.

FREDAG! Oh, am I happy to see you, it feels like it's been a long ole week. Do you feel the same? Any fun plans for the weekend? Lot...

There Is No Place Like Home - The Art of Simple Living with Natalie Walton.

There’s often a lot of confusion about what styling actually is. It can sometimes seem like a shallow pursuit, or as if it doesn’t really make a difference. Here is what I’ve learnt about styling, and how it can help you.

When it comes to styling, where do you start? What do you really need to create a beautiful space? And how do you bring all of the elements together so they not only look good, but feel right too? In this notebook I break down the essential ingredients to styling success.

Style is how we choose to express ourselves — both in our homes, and our lives. However, sometimes it’s considered trivial or unimportant. On today’s episode we take a closer look at how your style is the essence of who you are, and how you can embrace your style in your home. If you can't create a home that feels good for you, you're missing out on one of the greatest gifts you can give to yourself. What are you waiting for? Check out the Podcast via the link on the Image!

'The Still House' is Natalie Walton's self-contained studio, located just outside Bangalow, and styled to perfection with Sheridan textiles.