1. Thank you for letting us in! You’re a woman of MANY talents, can you tell us the big life twists and turns that led you to this beautiful patch of greenery in Red Hill?

Goodness it’s hard to know where to begin! But the short story is we landed in Red Hill roughly four years ago. After a 10 year stint in London and both working in fast paced Finance roles, my husband and I were craving a change of pace and green space to raise our children. Our working arrangements completely enabled this move and safe to say we haven’t looked back!

2. One of your current gigs is the Logbox, a curated cabin in Red Hill that’s got views for days, fresh air, and plonked right in the middle of it all, the sweetest little cabin accommodation. Talk us through your interior design process and your favourite pieces.

One of the things that drew us to the property in Red Hill were the pair of old timber clad sheds, run down but completely charming. We immediately took to doing up the first shed, simply to provide a home office and space for friends to stay. Taking inspiration from Nordic and Japanese design we lined it with plywood, kept the original timber truss and ran with an industrial, minimalist vibe. It was never our intention to do the Airbnb thing - we dipped our toe in one Saturday night, and with each subsequent booking recognised the demand and simply ran with it. This is what gave us confidence in doing up the next shed, which is now the hero cabin available to rent. Originally a little milking shed but by far the best location on the property with sweeping views of the entire landscape. We honoured the west-facing positioning by installing tall glass windows on this side, giving guests every opportunity to witness breathtaking sunrises from the comfort of their bed. My favourite moment in the design process was when we had the original concrete slab professionally ground back, polished and sealed considering this to be the most cost/time effective approach to the hoof trodden mess it was. The results were amazing, revealing this fabulous distressed, marbled finish. The tradesperson apologised for not getting it perfect!