Get Inspired for Your Next Home Project

One great resource is Houses magazine. This bimonthly publication showcases Australia's best contemporary residential architecture and design. Each issue is full of stunning photos, inspiring ideas, and plenty of homes to dream about for your home project.

If you're interested in green living, you'll want to check out Rooftop Garden Design. This book explores the growing trend of green roofs, which can help reduce building energy use and carbon emissions. The book is full of beautiful photos and practical tips for creating your own green roof for your home project.

And for those who want to see the latest trends in home design, Adore Home is a great resource. This online magazine takes you to beautifully designed homes across the globe, and presents design tips, trends, and covetable items to adorn your home for your home project. There's also an online shop to tempt you.

In addition to home project inspiration, there are also plenty of great things to watch this summer. One of the most talked-about new shows is Master of None. This comedy series stars Aziz Ansari as an Indian-American actor struggling to find success in his work and personal life. Set in New York City, the series has received rave reviews for its sharp humour and insightful look at modern relationships.

If you're in the mood for something a little more action-packed, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is sure to please. This latest superhero flick features the first live-action team-up of Batman and Superman, along with Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and The Flash. The film is sure to be a visual spectacle, and the action sequences are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

And finally, no summer is complete without some great music. This year, we sadly lost one of the world's most influential musicians, David Bowie. Bowie's extensive back catalogue covers more than five decades, and now is the perfect time to revisit his iconic music – or discover it for the first time. Start with The Man Who Sold the World (1970) or Hunky Dory (1971), or go for one of his many compilation albums.

So there you have it, a few ideas to help you get inspired this summer for your home project. Whether you're looking to improve your home, find a new show to watch, or discover some new music, there's something for everyone on this list.

I hope this gives you some more inspiration for your summer home project!