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01/06/2026

Danish Deluxe low-profile “Inga” armchairs. The Blackwood frames are in excellent original condition, while the backrests have been updated with new rattan by .com.au Fresh upholstery and foam by featuring a textured olive fabric from

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12/04/2026

Yes to all of it... especially the bathtub in the kitchen.

A neo-baroque landmark in Newcastle — once a wine merchant, Air Force club and wedding venue — now reworked as the home of artists James Drinkwater ( ) and Lottie Consalvo ( ). Crammed with mismatched antiques, art and Persian rugs, the couple have injected the space with their own special kind of eclecticism.

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10/04/2026

Mid-century lowboy crafted from solid Tasmanian Myrtle, c1950s. Made in Melbourne as part of Myer’s in-house “Heritage Furniture” line. Four large drawers offer generous storage, with sculpted timber k***s. A high-quality, Australian-made piece from one of the country’s most recognisable department stores. Very good vintage condition with minor wear.

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31/03/2026

Mid-century Danish tallboy, c.1960s. Striking veneer grain throughout with solid timber trim and brass handles. A versatile piece with five drawers and a fold-down compartment for additional storage. Refinished and in excellent condition with minor repairs noted. Maker unknown.

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30/03/2026

Mid-century “Woomera” armchair by TH Brown, made in Adelaide circa 1960s. Beautiful Blackwood frames with sculpted arms and slated backs. Frames are in excellent original condition. Brand new foam, webbing and upholstery by upholsterers. Fabric is a textured wool and linen blend by

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17/03/2026

Art director David Widmer has carefully restored his late-1960s bungalow, documenting the process through his platform, House Safari.

Inside David Widmer’s late-1960s bungalow. A House Safari home tour featuring mid-century architecture, vintage furniture and thoughtful restoration.