Wooden wooden spoons in earthenware pots next to the modern gas stove

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Location:	Melbourne; AU

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Telling a story through décor in a 19th century home in Melbourne

Susanne and Toby’s family has lived abroad for many years. In order to make the places they rented feel more like home, they decorated and filled their houses with art and furniture that could tell the story of their journey. Once they found a place they could call home, the walls became a visual …

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