Cover Stories & Stunning Spaces: Our 2024 Press Highlights

2024 has been a year of inspiring design, with Heatherly Design featured in some of the most stylish publications across Australia. From bold patterns to timeless elegance, our bedheads have graced the pages of iconic magazines and blogs, showcasing the versatility and beauty of our handcrafted pieces in stunning interiors. We’re thrilled to share our recent press highlights, offering a peek into the incredible spaces where our designs have come to life, alongside the talented photographers and stylists who helped bring these visions to reality.

Originally published at: Home Beautiful November Style Forecast issue.

Photography: Lana Landsberry

Stylist: Lucy Gough

We’ve long adored a chequered pattern for its bold character, and the Giselle Bedhead embraces it effortlessly. Paired with dusty blue tones and brass accents, the result is fresh, contemporary, and full of personality—proof that patterns can be both versatile and enduring.

Originally published at: The Design Files

Photography: Eve Wilson

Editorial styling: Annie Portelli

The Louis bedhead shines in this mid-century Melbourne apartment designed by Pauline Morrissey and featured in The Design Files. Perfectly styled against an architectural backdrop of calming hues, the Louis bedhead in classic plaid complements the apartment’s mid-century charm, while its bold pattern adds texture and interest to the space. Its thoughtful design reflects a beautiful mix of nostalgia and contemporary finesse, seamlessly tying the bedroom’s decor together with timeless sophistication.

Read more about this stunning project here.

Originally published at: Home Beautiful

Photography: Lana Landsberry

Styling: Nonci Nyoni

In the serene Sydney home of Tim Robards and Anna Heinrich, designer Claudia Lambert created a soft, pastel haven for their family of four. At the heart of the room is our Zara Modular Bedhead, a beautifully tailored piece that brings warmth and understated sophistication. Clean lines, sculptural accents, and a gentle colour palette make this bedroom the ultimate retreat.

Originally published at: Home Beautiful

Photography: Brigid Arnott

Styling: Lucy Gough

Genevieve bedhead in Anna Spiro Flora Oyster is paired with textural linens and complementary patterns, these bedrooms celebrate how small design choices—like a bedhead—can transform a space with personality and purpose.

Originally published at: Marie Claire

Photography: Kristina Soljo

Michael ‘Wippa’ and Lisa Wipfli’s thoughtfully designed family home showcases our Medina bedhead and coordinating valance in Lisa’s serene bedroom retreat. The soft curves and tactile fabric lend an understated elegance, creating a sanctuary perfectly aligned with the home’s calm and natural aesthetic.

Lisa shares, “Sleep is so important, and when we slept in the same room I found myself sleeping badly, conscious of waking him. Now, having my own bedroom means I can meditate, read and do the things that are important to me, that guarantee a really calm sleep at night. A sleep-deprived wife is never good for a relationship!”

Explore the full story here.

Originally published at: The Design Files

Photography: Tom Blachford

Design: Studio AMI

In The Design Files, this Parisian-inspired pied-à-terre in Melbourne, designed by Studio AMI, beautifully blends French charm with local design elements, including our Alice bedhead in a striking chocolate stripe with contrasting blue velvet piping. The playful yet sophisticated Alice bedhead adds a touch of timeless elegance to the bedroom, perfectly complementing the apartment’s curated mix of vintage and contemporary pieces. This carefully considered space captures the essence of Parisian style—effortless, refined, and full of personality.