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What are you setting up at home?

The home range covers home decor and the everyday household pieces that make home living work, so start with the room you're tackling. Renovating a bathroom? You'll want bathroom furniture, basins, vanities and tapware. Dressing windows? Curtains in blockout or sheer. Kitting out a spare room for guests? An inflatable mattress. Sorting the kitchen? Kitchen bins. Work out the room and the job, and the pieces follow.

How do you choose bathroom fixtures that fit?

Bathroom fixtures need to match your plumbing and meet Australian standards. Tapware, mixers, spouts and shower heads should carry WaterMark certification to be legally installed, and a WELS water-efficiency rating shows how much water they use. Basins and vanities come in set sizes, so measure your space and check the tap-hole configuration matches your mixer. A licensed plumber should install water fittings. Measure first, check the certification, and match the fittings to your existing setup.

Which home pieces make the biggest difference?

Some pieces punch above their weight. Good curtains change a room's light, warmth and privacy more than almost anything, and blockout curtains cut heat and glare. A tidy bathroom vanity transforms a cluttered bathroom. A quality kitchen bin with good separation makes recycling easier. And a home office accessory like a monitor stand fixes daily posture. Focus on the pieces you use or see every day, since those return the most for the money.

What we'd tell a friend setting up their home

Here's where to focus. For bathroom fittings, certification isn't optional — only buy tapware and water fittings with WaterMark, since uncertified fittings can't be legally installed and may void insurance. For curtains, measure the drop and width properly and go wider than the window for good coverage. And budget for the pieces you touch daily over the ones you see rarely. Buy on the standards for fixtures, the measurements for soft furnishings, and everyday use for the rest.

FAQs – get the answers you need

What certification do bathroom taps need in Australia?
Tapware and water fittings need WaterMark certification to be legally installed, and a WELS rating shows their water efficiency. Always check for WaterMark before buying tapware.

Do I need a plumber to install bathroom fixtures?
Yes. Water fittings like taps, mixers, spouts and floor wastes must be installed by a licensed plumber in Australia to meet regulations and keep warranties valid.

What curtains block the most light?
Blockout curtains block the most light and cut heat and glare, well suited to bedrooms. Sheer curtains filter light for privacy while keeping a room bright.

How do I measure for curtains?
Measure the window width and the drop from the rail to where you want them to end. Go wider than the window — about 1.5 to 2 times the width — for full coverage and a gathered look.

What home essentials suit a rental?
Freestanding, non-fixed pieces suit rentals — curtains on tension rods, an inflatable mattress for guests, kitchen bins and storage that move with you without needing to drill or plumb.

Explore the home range

Browse by need: bathroom furniture, basins and vanities for the bathroom; curtains for windows; kitchen bins, DIY and inflatable mattresses for the rest of the home.

Paying over time is easy — a $49 home essential is four fortnightly payments of $12.25 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 work the same way. Everything ships from our Australian warehouse within 1–2 business days, carries a 12-month warranty, and comes with 30 days to change your mind. We're family-run and Australian, at this since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.