School
University of New South Wales, University of Worcester
Expertise
Interior design trends, Upcycling, Decluttering
- Laura has written home and lifestyle content for national and international publications for over a decade.
- You can usually find her in a second-hand store, thrifting art and furniture to upcycle for her home.
- Having lived in several countries, she's an expert on decluttering and living a minimalist lifestyle.
Experience
Laura has worked as a journalist for over a decade, contributing to major outlets such as the London Evening Standard, The Independent, Conde Nast Traveler, GLAMOUR, Stylist, Yahoo Style UK, and The Knot. As a lifestyle writer and editor, she has covered everything from decluttering tips to dealing with mold on your walls, and even the changes you can make in your home to help you sleep better. When she's not writing about interior trends and sustainable living, she's either going for a run in the sunshine, scouring second-hand stores for relics to rehome, or planning her next trip to some far-flung locale.
Education
Laura has a Bachelor of Media (communications and journalism) from the University of New South Wales, and a Master of Science (nutrition and lifestyle medicine) from the University of Worcester.
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