#top interior designers sydney

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Interior design is an art form that involves creating functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces. A well-designed interior not only looks good, but it can also improve the quality of life for the people who use it. That's where interior stylists come in - they are experts in creating beautiful and practical spaces that are tailored to their clients' needs and preferences. At Interior Designer Sydney, we understand the importance of working with an experienced interior stylist to achieve the perfect look for your home or business. Our team of skilled professionals has the expertise to create stunning spaces that are both functional and visually appealing. Whether you're looking to update your home or transform your workplace, we can help you achieve your goals.

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Unveiling the Best in Interior Designer Adelaide: Mark Alexander Design

Adelaide is a vibrant city known for its rich cultural heritage and stunning architectural beauty. For those looking to transform their living or working spaces, there are immense interior designers in Adelaide offering various bespoke solutions tailored to your unique style and needs. Whether you're seeking a modern, minimalist look or a cozy, eclectic vibe, our team of expert Adelaide designers is dedicated to bringing your vision to life. 

Interior Designer Adelaide

Mark Alexander Design offers personalized interior design services in Adelaide, emphasizing bespoke furniture that reflects individual styles. Initial consultations usually occur in the client’s space to understand their lifestyle or workplace culture, fostering a collaborative relationship. The Adelaide office in Westpac House is available by appointment for interstate or international clients.

As leading interior designers in Adelaide, we specialize in creating personalized spaces that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal. Our approach to interior design in Adelaide involves a comprehensive consultation process, where we get to know your preferences, lifestyle, and the specific requirements of your space. This ensures that every element, from furniture and decor to lighting and finishes, is meticulously curated to reflect your personality and enhance your environment.

Mark Alexander Design provides comprehensive consultations to guide clients through selecting fabrics, colours, materials, and finishes, ensuring every design detail is meticulously curated. Renowned as a premier interior design firm in Adelaide, Mark Alexander Design offers customizable furniture and decor to enhance both living and working spaces. Book a Consultation today to begin your bespoke design journey.

Experience Top-Tier Interior Design With Mark Alexander Design

Discover the difference with our top-tier interior designer in Adelaide services. Explore our portfolio and see how we have transformed spaces across the city, turning ordinary rooms into extraordinary experiences. Contact us today at 1300133326 to start your journey towards a beautifully designed space in which you’ll love to live or work.

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Hello roxy! Just a passerby but I saw your sydney comic from a reblog of a friend and I have to say your comic art is wonderful! I want to ask, how do you draw/create the background (building, interior design of the church, etc.) in the comic?

Hello! First of all, I drew the backgrounds myself except for the church! In the case of church, I purchased a 3D modeling and captured it according to the desired angles. I tried the line painting extraction function, but it didn't match my drawing, so I drew it on top of it with a brush I used. Since I'm almost non-religious, I lacked knowledge of Catholic religion and the structure of the church, and when I used photographs as data, it was difficult to find out the size of the chapel and detailed props. T.T Actually, this was why I worried about 'Should I go to the cathedral with my acquaintance?' But there were only very small churches near my house. In the case of other backgrounds, I prepared several pictures to use as data, selected the most appropriate picture, and then looked at them and drew them according to the composition I wanted!

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25 Avro Lancaster Facts | Classic Warbirds

Roy Chadwick was born on the 30th April 1893 in Farnworth, Lancashire and joined Avro in September 1911 as a draughtsman at the age of 18. He would become the company's chief designer seven years later in 1918. A number of aircraft designed by Roy Chadwick would be used during the Second World War, such as the Avro Anson, but it is the Avro Lancaster which is perhaps the most well known. At the age of 54 Roy Chadwick died when the Avro Tudor prototype he was on crashed on take-off on the 23rd August 1947.

Derived from the Avro Manchester

The twin-engined Avro Manchester suffered mainly due to its Rolls-Royce Vulture engines, which were unreliable and unable to reach their optimal performance. So before the aircraft had performed its first operational sortie, the 4th November 1940 saw Avro given the green light to work on what was known as the Manchester Mk III by the Air Ministry. This would have a wingspan 10 ft 2 in longer than the Manchester and was powered by four Rolls-Royce Merlins. It was this aircraft that would be developed into the Lancaster.

10,500 Individual Drawings

During the production of the Lancaster around 10,500 individual drawings were needed and each aircraft required approximately 10 tonnes of light aluminium alloy.

Cost of a Lancaster

On average a Lancaster, minus its armament, bomb sight, radio and radar equipment, cost, at the time, £59,000, which included its four engines.

Crew of Seven

The Lancaster typically had a crew of seven, made up of pilot, bomb-aimer, flight engineer, navigator, wireless operator, mid gunner and rear gunner.

Lancaster fuselage assembly at Castle Bromwich | Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust, licensed under CC0

First Flight

The first Lancaster prototype (BT308) flew on the 9th January 1941 from Ringway Airport. Captain Harry Brown and Sydney Thorn were at the controls. This featured an increased wingspan over the Manchester and a central fin on the tail, which was removed on the second prototype.

Entry into Service

It would be with No. 44 Squadron, based at RAF Waddington that the Lancaster would first enter Royal Air Force service, when they took delivery of their first three aircraft on the 24th December 1941. These would replace their twin-engined Handley Page Hampdens.

First Operational Sortie

No. 44 Squadron would perform the Lancaster's first operational sortie, which took place on the 3rd March 1942. This saw four aircraft lay mines in the Heligoland Bight.

Bristol Hercules Powered Lancaster B.II

Of the Lancaster variants produced all would be powered by either Rolls-Royce or Packard Merlins, the exception was the Lancaster B.II, which was powered by the 1,735-hp Bristol Hercules XVI engine. It was 10 mph slower than the Merlin powered Lancasters, with a top speed of 205 mph, its service ceiling was 18,500 ft, which was 6,000 ft lower. Only 301 Lancaster B.IIs were built.

Basis for the Avro York

Another Roy Chadwick design, the Avro York was a transport aircraft that featured the wings, tail and landing gear of the Lancaster, fitted to a new fuselage. The aircraft would be used by Transport Command and the British Overseas Airways Corporation.

Lancaster B.I (HK535) | Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust, licensed under CC0

Flew Under Sydney Harbour Bridge

During 1943 Lancaster B.III (ED930) Q for Queenie embarked on a promotional tour of Australia to sell war savings bonds. With Flight Lieutenant Peter Isaacson at the controls, the 22nd October 1943 saw hm fly the aircraft under Sydney Harbour Bridge.

'Clapper Kites'

Some Lancaster B.Is would have their front and mid-upper turrets removed and some interior items removed. Powered by Rolls-Royce Merlin 24 engines, they were renamed to Lancaster B.I (Special). Due to their high speed without a bomb load they were nicknamed 'Clapper Kites'.

Lancaster Test Beds

A number of Lancasters would be used as test beds or for research, this included Lancaster B.II (LL735) which was used to test the Metropolitan-Vickers F2 turbojet. Fitted towards the rear of the fuselage, with the exhaust where the rear turret would've been.

Very Long Range Lancaster

To increase the range of the aircraft, for potential operations in the Pacific, a pair of Lancaster B.Is (HK541) and (SW244) would have a 'saddle tank' installed. This was fitted behind the cockpit and extended down past the wings, increasing fuel capacity by 50%.

Operation Exodus

Beginning on the 3rd April 1945 until the 31st May 1945, Operation Exodus saw many prisoners of war flown home by a number of aircraft, including the Lancaster, which with modifications could transport 20 to 24 people.

Lancaster B.I of the Royal Air Force Battle of Britain Memorial Flight

Equipped at least 59 Squadrons

During its service in the Second World War the Lancaster would equip at least 59 frontline Bomber Command squadrons.

Lancaster Users

As well as the Royal Air Force a number of other countries used the Lancaster, including the Royal Australian Air Force, Royal Canadian Air Force and Royal New Zealand Air Force.

Ten Victoria Cross Winners

Ten Lancaster aircrew would be awarded the Victoria Cross during the Second World War. The first was awarded to Squadron Leader John Nettleton as a result of his actions with No. 44 Squadron flying Lancaster B.I (R5508) during a daylight attack on Augsburg, Germany on the 17th April 1942 (read the citation). With Captain Edwin Swales DFC of No. 582 Squadron the last, after being posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions flying Lancaster B.III (PB538) when acting as a Master Bomber when Pforzheim, Germany was raided on the 23rd February 1945 (read the citation).

Total Built

In total 7,377 Lancasters were built during its production run between 1941 and 1946. The last example, a Lancaster B.I, was built on the 2nd February 1946. A number of companies apart from Avro were also involved in the production of the aircraft, including Austin Motors Limited and Victory Aircraft Limited based in Canada.

Ton Up Lancs

On average the number of operational sorties flown by a Lancaster was 21. However, 35 aircraft would take part in 100 sorties or more during the Second World War. One of these was Lancaster B.I (R5868) S for Sugar which completed 137 sorties whilst with No. 83 Squadron and No. 467 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force. May 1944 saw it reach the 100 sortie milestone, with a raid on Flensburg Harbour, Germany on the 23rd April 1945 seeing the aircraft performing its last operational sortie. This aircraft is on display at the Royal Air Force Museum, London.

Lancaster B.I (R5868) S for Sugar at the Royal Air Force Museum, London

'Tiger Force'

After the war in Europe ended on the 8th May 1945, it was intended to send a number of Lancaster squadrons to the Pacific. This would be known as the 'Tiger Force' and was to attack targets in Japan in the lead up to invasion, known as Operation Downfall. However, Japan surrendered before the force could be fully established.

Goodwill Tour

No. 35 Squadron were chosen to undertake a five week goodwill tour of the United States during July and August 1946. They would visit a number of airfields in the country.

Developed into the Avro Lincoln

As development of the Lancaster continued, a high altitude version featuring an increased wingspan and fuselage was produced, known as the Lancaster B.IV. However, with so many changes it was renamed the Avro Lincoln I, with the Lancaster B.V known as the Lincoln II.

Avro Lancastrian

The Lancastrian was a civil version of the Lancaster able to carry a small number of passengers and mail. Early Lancastrians were converted Lancasters with later aircraft built as Lancastrians from the start. Changes to the aircraft included the removal of its armament and armour. It would be used by a number of airlines, including British Overseas Airways Corporation.

15 Years Service with the Royal Air Force

The Lancaster's time with the Royal Air Force came to an end on the 15th October 1956 when the School of Maritime Reconnaissance retired their Lancaster MR 3, ending 15 years service with the RAF.

Avro Lancaster in the white and black camouflage scheme of the 'Tiger Force' © ww2images.com

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Transforming Workspaces: The Importance of Professional Commercial Office Fitouts in Sydney

In the dynamic business landscape of Sydney, where competition is fierce and first impressions matter, having a well-designed and functional office space is crucial. A commercial office fitout not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your workplace but also plays a significant role in boosting productivity, improving employee satisfaction, and creating a positive brand image. At Spik n Span Maintenance Services, we specialise in delivering high-quality commercial office fitouts in Sydney that align with your business goals and reflect your company’s culture. 

Why Office Fitouts Matter

Your office environment is more than just a place where employees work; it is a reflection of your business values and aspirations. A thoughtfully designed office can inspire creativity, foster collaboration, and improve overall efficiency. With the ever-evolving nature of workspaces, especially in a bustling city like Sydney, staying ahead with modern and functional office fitouts is essential.

The Benefits of Professional Office Fitouts 

Enhanced Productivity: A well-planned office layout can significantly impact employee productivity. By optimising space, improving lighting, and ensuring ergonomic furniture, you create an environment where your team can thrive.

1. Impressive Aesthetics: A sleek, modern office design not only attracts potential clients but also leaves a lasting impression. Your office fitout can be a powerful tool in reinforcing your brand identity and showcasing your professionalism.

2. Improved Employee Well-being: Comfortable and efficient workspaces contribute to employee satisfaction. Features like proper ventilation, natural light, and noise control are integral to creating a healthy and motivating work environment.

3. Adaptability and Flexibility: As businesses grow and evolve, so do their spatial needs. A well-designed office fitout allows for flexibility and scalability, ensuring that your workspace can adapt to changes without requiring a complete overhaul.

Spik n Span: Your Trusted Partner for Office Fitouts in Sydney

At Spik n Span Maintenance Services, we understand the unique requirements of businesses in Sydney. Our team of experts works closely with you to create a customised office fitout that meets your specific needs and budget. From initial consultation to the final touches, we ensure that every aspect of the fitout process is handled with the utmost care and attention to detail.

We offer a comprehensive range of services, including space planning, interior design, project management, and construction. Whether you are looking to revamp your existing office or set up a new workspace, we have the expertise and experience to deliver outstanding results.

Conclusion

Investing in professional commercial office fitouts in Sydney is not just about creating a beautiful space; it’s about enhancing your business operations and fostering a productive work environment. At Spik n Span Maintenance Services, we are committed to helping you achieve these goals with our top-notch fitout solutions. Contact us today to learn more about how we can transform your office into a space that truly reflects your brand and supports your business growth.

Source Link - https://www.spiknspan.com.au/transforming-workspaces-the-importance-of-professional-commercial-office-fitouts-in-sydney/ 

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Sydney Trains K set

Class of electric train operating in Sydney, Australia

The Sydney Trains K sets are a class of electric multiple units that currently operate on the Sydney Trains network. Built by A Goninan & Co, the K sets first entered service in 1981 operating under the State Rail Authority, and later CityRail. The carriages are of stainless steel, double deck construction and share much of their design with the older S sets. All of the 40 K sets originally built (160 carriages) remain in service and are currently the oldest in the Sydney Trains fleet.

Quick Facts K set, In service ...

K set

K81 departing Summer Hill station

Refurbished vestibule

In service

1981–present

Manufacturer

A Goninan & Co

Built at

Broadmeadow

Constructed

1981–1985

Refurbished

late 1990s

Number built

160 carriages

Number in service

160 carriages

Successor

Converted H sets

Formation

4-car sets

Fleet numbers

C3501–C3580

D4096–D4099

T4171���T4246

K60–K99 (full 4-car sets)

Capacity

452 (108 in power cars, 118 in trailers)

Operators

Sydney Trains

Depots

Flemington

Lines served

Inner West & Leppington

Bankstown

Airport & South

Specifications

Train length

81.54 m (267 ft 6+1⁄4 in)

Car length

20,385 mm (66 ft 10+1⁄2 in)

Width

3,036 mm (9 ft 11+1⁄2 in)

Height

4,368 mm (14 ft 4 in)

Doors

Sliding pocket, 2 per side

Maximum speed

115 km/h (71 mph)

Weight

188 t (185 long tons; 207 short tons)

Traction system

Mitsubishi camshaft resistance control

Traction motors

4 × Mitsubishi 150 kW (201 hp) series wound DC motor

Power output

1.2 MW (1,609 hp)

Electric system(s)

1,500 V DC (nominal) from overhead catenary

Current collector(s)

Pantograph

UIC classification

Bo′Bo′+2′2′+2′2′+Bo′Bo′

Track gauge

1,435 mm (4 ft 8+1⁄2 in) standard gauge

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Design and construction

The K sets were the first New South Wales suburban trains to be air conditioned and have headlights.

Two orders were placed for the K sets with all manufactured between 1981 and 1985 by A Goninan & Co in Broadmeadow:

Order 1

More information Qty, Class ...

Qty Class Carriage numbers Notes

50 Power cars C3501–C3550

4 Driving trailers D4096–D4099 converted to trailer cars 2014

46 Trailer cars T4171–T4216

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Order 2

More information Qty, Class ...

Qty Class Carriage numbers

30 Power cars C3551–C3580

30 Trailer cars T4217–T4246

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A K set in its original State Rail Authority livery in the 1980s. Some sets were originally classified as R sets.

The first order featured low mounted upper deck windows, off-white and sagebrush grey interiors, and unpainted fronts. The second order featured higher mounted upper deck windows, yellow and mustard interiors and State Rail Authority candy livery fronts. The first four trailers were built as driving trailers allowing them to operate in two-car formation, although in practice they were formed into four carriage sets and often ran together as one eight-car set until 1988. These also differed in the subsequent deliveries in being fitted with air conditioning from new, rather than pressure ventilation. To provide a spare, C3550 & T4216 were also built with air conditioning. All ten carriages were fitted with different windows, being sheet glass with small opening hoppers. This was replaced with sheet glass in 1993.

To accommodate the air conditioning and associated equipment, the pantograph had to be shifted to the adjacent trailer car to which the power car is semi-permanently coupled with high voltage cables connecting the two cars. Although some power cars and trailers have been broken up and married with others during periods of heavy maintenance, many original combinations remain.

The control carriages have a flat front, with headlights at the top. They were built with four sets of marker lights, standard at the time. Different combinations of white marker lights were used to indicate different destinations. Flip-dot destination displays were installed later on, which covered the upper middle marker light. Since destination displays have been installed, marker light combinations are no longer necessary, so usually only the two upper marker lights are used. However, some trains still retain the switch for the lower marker light. The front of the train also has an emergency door for the guard compartment and windscreen wipers for the driver window only. Hoses and receptacles are provided below the windows to connect another set, since, unlike newer trains, the coupler does not carry electrical or air connections.

Like other trains of the time, the crew compartment contains a smaller compartment for the driver on the left side (in direction of travel). The guard uses the area outside of the driver's compartment, with two manual hinged doors on either side providing access to platforms. Above these doors, on the outside are blue lights indicating which compartment the guard is in.

Each vestibule has two-panel sliding doors on either side. Each door also has a vent underneath the window, which was covered when air-conditioning was installed. The doors cannot detect obstacles and continue pushing against the obstruction until it is removed or the guard reopens the doors. Small orange LEDs are located above the doors on the outside that flash when the doors are closing. They assist the guard in locating doors that haven't closed successfully. All trains were retrofitted with traction interlocking, meaning the driver cannot apply power when the doors are open.

In service

All K sets are crewed with a driver and guard. The guard uses the rear cab on a two or four-car train. On eight car trains, the guard usually uses the 5th carriage so that the entire platform can be seen. However the 4th carriage cab can also be used if there is a problem with the 5th carriage one.

All the K sets were delivered to either Hornsby or Punchbowl depots. With the trials on the ten experimental carriages judged successful, in 1986 a programme commenced to retrofit air conditioning to the second order. This saw the Beclawat windows replaced with sheet glass. It would be July 1990 before the programme was completed.

In April 1989, K sets commenced operating peak-hour services via the North Shore line to Gosford. This was extended to Wyong in January 1992. In September 1990, all Punchbowl based sets were transferred to Hornsby.

In January 1991, four sets were transferred to Flemington Maintenance Depot to operate peak-hour Illawarra line services to Port Kembla.

To replace U sets on stopping services between Gosford and Newcastle, the sets with driving trailers were re-marshaled as two-car sets from October 1996.

Following the delivery of the outer suburban Tangara sets in 1994, the K sets ceased operating the Central Coast and Illawarra services.

Upper deck after the CityDecker refurbishment of the 1990s.

During the late 1990s, all were refurbished by A Goninan & Co as part of the CityDecker program. This saw the interiors refurbished with white walls and ceilings, grey floors and blue seats. Power cars received a destination indicator and had yellow applied to the lower half of their fronts. Sliding Beclawat windows on the pressure ventilated cars were replaced with hopper windows and doors painted yellow. The first order was finally retrofitted with air conditioning just prior to the Sydney 2000 Olympics. These cars retained the hopper windows until the late 2000s, but were sealed shut with an adhesive to avoid the loss of air conditioning.

After the introduction of a new timetable in October 2009, all K sets were allocated to Hornsby to operate North Shore, Northern & Western line services, operating in 8-car formations. This was due to the noise levels inside trains when operating on the Epping to Chatswood segment. Older S sets lack sufficient sound insulation for passengers, while newer Tangara sets don't have sufficient cooling in the dynamic braking system to deal with extended shuttle runs through the tunnel.

In mid-2014, K sets are gradually transferred from Hornsby to Flemington resulting in their resumption of service on the Airport, Inner West & South, Bankstown, Carlingford and Olympic Park lines. K60 to K86 were previously running these lines, based out of Flemington Depot. Prior to 2017, K87–99 continued to run part-time on the T1 North Shore, Northern & Western lines.

In October 2013, the 2 car K Sets (K1–4) were withdrawn from NSW TrainLink Gosford to Newcastle services. The four driving trailers were converted to ordinary trailers at Hornsby and the sets returned to service on Sydney Trains services in March 2014 as K98 and K99. The existing K98 was re-numbered K91. The driver cabins in these carriages were stripped of controls however the actual walls were kept intact. The doors to the driver cabin are kept locked and the blinds are kept down. There are no passenger seats where the crew compartment used to be. Also, unlike converted S set cars, the round window on the crew compartment doors were removed and covered with a metal plate.

In July 2017, asbestos was found in the circuit breaker panels, which is inside the driver compartment of the K sets, with all withdrawn for inspection for a few weeks. All have since returned to service.

After the introduction of a new timetable in November 2017, all K sets were transferred to Sector 2.

In late 2017 and early 2018, all K sets and C sets were slightly refurbished with all poles and other safety features repainted yellow.

In 2019, set K96 was withdrawn from passenger service and had Automatic Train Protection (ATP) equipment installed. It has conducted ATP testing since then and will be retained following the retirement of the rest of the fleet for this purpose.

K sets operate on the following lines:

T2 Inner West & Leppington Line: Leppington or Parramatta to City Circle via Granville

T3 Bankstown Line: Liverpool or Lidcombe to City Circle via Bankstown

T8 Airport and South Line: Macarthur to City Circle via Airport or Sydenham

They were formerly in operation on the T6 Carlingford line until it was closed in January 2020.

Preservation

While at the moment there are no developed plans for the preservation of any K set cars, Sydney Electric Train Society has expressed interest in preserving at least one. K96 will likely be retained for the purposes of ATP testing after the K sets are withdrawn from revenue service.

Several heritage tours have used K sets prior to retirement, these have been:

-the girl who sent the k set wiki

Damn I'm doing some sick train studying today thanks for the facts and history! /gen

[audreydawson]

— basics ♡  

full name: audrey savannah dawson

nicknames: auj & belle (given to her by her father)

gender: cisfemale

pronouns:;  she/her

sexual preference: heterosexual

birthdate & age: april 12th ; 25

birthplace: newark, new jersery

zodiac sign: aries

currently resides: fairford, wa

— appearance ♡

face & voice claim: sydney sweeney

height: 5′3

eyes: blue

hair:  medium brunette / blonde (dyed)

— personality traits ♡

traits: generous, attentive, alluring, kind-hearted, gentle

fears: not being seen as a good mother, clowns, spiders, snakes, letting others down.

hobbies: crafting, gardening, interior design, cooking, pilates, calligraphy, dancing, make-up art, video gaming

skills: organizing, baking, self-care, planning, home care, sewing

— relationships ♡

mother: june dawson

father: colton dawson

siblings: four older brothers

children: four-year-old son, elijah colton & 3-month-old ellie mae.

— favorite things ♡

ice cream flavour: chocolate chip

food: southern staples, italian, mexican.

time of the day / night: afternoon

season: winter

holiday: halloween & christmas

animal: dogs

color: pastel pink

scent: vanilla, lavender, strawberry, peony, sugared berries, bombshell by victorias secret

musician/band: paramore, blink-182, avril lavigne, britney spears, pat benatar, beyoncé & meghan trainor.

— misc. ♡

bad habits: not getting enough sleep, nail biting, skipping meals, sleeping in makeup, letting people take advantage, over indulging on luxury items, not realizing toxic relationships.

a cherished item: a sapphire ring from her great grandmother

random fun fact: she used to do tv commercials as a kid

random fun fact 2: she'll only wear daisy by marc jacobs for perfume

( contains mentions and hints of parental abuse of a child, potential toxic relationships and pregnancy)

— bio ♡

Audrey was born the last child, she wasn't expected at her mothers age but she wasn't a surprise either because her parents had always talked about having a little girl one day and when Audrey was born, she was everything her parents imagined her to be. As she got older her mother put her in dance classes to wear off her energy but didn't realize she was going to be top of her class in it and would go on to win state and regional championships. All through out high school she was classified as a 'do it all' girl, she was captain of her swim team, cheerleading team, dance team and prom queen.

As she got older however, her brothers pulled away from her, seeing her as the apple of her parents eye seeing as they handed her everything she ever asked for in life. However, the youngest of her brothers remained close to her that was until her parents filed for divorce after her mother had cheated with her fathers best friend. Audrey was fifteen when she and her mother moved to Fairford, her father seeing it be best he raised the boys but however still made sure his daughter had everything she'd need but the mother getting nothing which gave Audrey's mother a bad taste in her mouth towards her daughter.

After High School Audrey went immediately off to college to get her business and financial degree, that was when she met a slightly older man, not by many years but still enough to catch Audrey's eye. She got pregnant with her son at twenty-one years old, the man had decided his career gain was more important so Audrey gave birth to her son, alone. She had been a single mother and still graduated with honors at the top of her class in both areas of her degree. A few years passed, she was out one night and had met the same man that had left her years earlier, had a one night stand and had become pregnant again with the same man's child, she gave birth to her daughter three months ago and while she was pregnant opened her own cookie shop and bought her own house in the suburbs. Both of which her dad helped her out with, giving her lavish gifts and spoiling his grandchildren is the way her dad makes up for sending her off when she was just a teenager.

WANTED CONNECTIONS

ex-boyfriend(s), baby daddy, best friend, open for any connections!

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How To Bring Personality To Your Home With Interior Design

You've probably heard the phrase "home is where the heart is," but what if your heart is missing? A lot of us end up living in houses that aren't really who we are — they're just practical. It's time to bring personality back! With a few simple changes to an interior, you can give your home its own unique flair and make it feel like your very own with the help of Interior Design Companies in Sydney. Here are some easy ways to get started:

Update Your Wall Color

Now that you have a better idea of what kind of personality you want to project in your home, it's time to update the walls. Paint is one of the easiest ways to make an impact on the look and feel of any room in your house. Keep these things in mind:

Choose a neutral color for the walls--a warm gray or beige will complement most furniture styles and reflect light well, making it an ideal choice for spaces where there isn't much natural light. If you have more than one person living with you (or even if you're just looking for extra privacy), consider painting an accent wall with a bolder hue like red or purple--these colors can add warmth without drawing too much attention away from other aspects of decorating like artwork or rugs! Just remember that this kind of bold statement piece may require some maintenance down the line...and don't forget about upkeep costs when budgeting!

Consider how easy maintenance would be after purchasing new furniture pieces; while many types will require professional care (like leather upholstery), others won't need any special treatment beyond dusting off every so often (wooden frames). This is especially important if caring for kids around these items becomes necessary later on down life's journey - especially since many parents aren't able to find babysitters willing enough.

Invest In Statement-Making Art

If you're a fan of art, but not ready to invest in a painting or sculpture just yet, consider other ways you can bring personality to your home with interior design. For example, if you want to make a statement about your love for architecture and design (and who doesn't?), consider hanging up some architectural blueprints in the living room. Or if you want everyone who walks through your front door to know how much travel means to you--from faraway places and even closer ones like the beach down the street--hang up photos from all over the world that reflect your interests and experiences.

Refresh Your Furniture

If your furniture is starting to look a little worn, don't despair. It's easy to update your home with new pieces that will bring personality and life back into the space.

When choosing new furniture, keep in mind that neutral colors tend to be more versatile than bold ones. If you want an accent color or pattern on your walls or pillows, try using it sparingly so as not to overwhelm your room.

Mixing styles can also help make a room feel more interesting--just make sure they go together! For example: if you have a modern couch but want something more traditional for the coffee table in front of it (like an oval glass top), consider adding some fun geometric patterned pillows instead of going all-out with another piece of furniture that could clash with everything else in the room.

Conclusion

Whether you're a seasoned interior designers Sydney or just getting started, these tips will help you bring personality to your home. From updating your wall color to refreshing your furniture, there are so many ways to add unique style and charm!

Source Url: https://www.storeboard.com/blogs/business/how-to-bring-personality-to-your-home-with-interior-design/5603756

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Round Vs. Rectangular: Why Aussies Are Choosing Round Dining Tables For 6 People

When it comes to dining room furniture, round tables are making a strong comeback in Australian homes. While rectangular tables have long been the go-to choice, more Aussies are recognising the benefits of round dining tables, particularly those designed for six people. This trend reflects a growing appreciation for their practicality, aesthetics, and ability to create a more intimate dining experience. Here’s why round dining tables in Sydney Australia for six people are becoming a staple in modern homes.

1. Enhancing Social Interaction

1.1 A More Intimate Setting

Unlike rectangular tables, round dining tables eliminate sharp corners and provide an equal distance for all diners. This creates a more intimate setting, perfect for family meals and social gatherings. Everyone can easily converse without having to lean or shout across the table.

1.2 Ideal for Small Spaces

Round tables are often more space-efficient than their rectangular counterparts. Their curved edges allow them to fit snugly into smaller dining rooms, making them an excellent choice for apartments or homes with limited space.

2. Aesthetic Appeal of Round Tables

2.1 Soft and Inviting Shapes

Round dining tables bring a softness to the room’s design, contrasting beautifully with the straight lines of walls and other furniture. Their balanced proportions make them a focal point, enhancing the room’s overall aesthetic.

2.2 Versatile Design Options

From sleek modern designs with glass tops to rustic wooden finishes, round tables for six are available in a variety of styles. This versatility allows homeowners to find the perfect match for their interior decor.

3. Practical Benefits of Round Tables

3.1 Even Seating Distribution

With a round table, there’s no “head of the table,” making it a great option for egalitarian seating arrangements. This layout is especially appealing for families or gatherings where everyone is treated equally.

3.2 Safer for Families with Children

The absence of sharp corners makes round tables safer for households with young children. Parents can rest easy knowing their kids are less likely to bump into corners during playtime.

4. Making the Most of a Round Dining Table

4.1 Choosing the Right Chairs

Comfortable, well-designed chairs enhance the dining experience. Upholstered chairs with curved backs complement the round table’s shape, while sleek wooden or metal chairs create a contemporary look.

4.2 Decorating the Centrepiece

The centre of a round table is perfect for showcasing decorative items. A simple floral arrangement, a stylish fruit bowl, or an elegant candle display can elevate the table’s look without obstructing views across the table.

5. Why Aussies Love Round Dining Tables for Six

5.1 Embracing Modern Minimalism

Australian homeowners are increasingly drawn to minimalist, functional furniture. Round tables for six strike the perfect balance between form and function, making them a favourite for modern dining rooms.

5.2 Reflecting a Relaxed Lifestyle

Round tables encourage a relaxed, inclusive dining experience that aligns with Australia’s laid-back lifestyle. Their casual charm makes them ideal for both everyday use and special occasions.

Conclusion: The Case for Round Dining Tables

Round dining tables for six have become a popular choice in Australian homes for good reason. They offer practicality, aesthetic appeal, and a unique ability to foster closer connections during meals. Whether you’re redesigning your dining space or furnishing a new home, a round table could be the perfect addition to your decor.

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