The Best Interior Design Podcasts in Australia
Looking for fresh ideas for your home, expert renovation advice or a deeper understanding of interior design? Australian interior design podcasts offer an accessible way to discover new perspectives, learn from leading designers and find inspiration for your next project.
From conversations with celebrated interior designers and architects to practical advice on building, renovating and decorating, we’ve curated a selection of Australian podcasts worth adding to your listening list.
Whether you’re planning a renovation, refining your interiors or simply enjoy exploring the world of design, these podcasts offer plenty of inspiration.
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1. Sisalla Design Anatomy
Hosted by Bree Banfield and Lauren Li
Curious about what makes an interior work beautifully? Sisalla Design Anatomy explores the thinking behind great interiors, with interior designers Bree Banfield and Lauren Li sharing their knowledge, experience and perspectives on the world of design.
Through engaging conversations with fellow designers, creatives and industry professionals, the podcast unpacks the elements that shape considered interiors, from spatial planning and material selection to colour, furniture and the finer details that bring a space together.
Best for: Interior design inspiration, understanding the principles of good design and discovering the thinking behind beautifully considered spaces.
Topics include:
✔️ Interior design principles and spatial planning.
✔️ Selecting materials, colours and finishes.
✔️ Creating functional and well-balanced interiors.
✔️ Conversations with leading designers and creatives.
✔️ The ideas and decisions behind successful design projects.
Recommended episodes:
Understanding interior design advice and floor plans.
What makes a room work beautifully?
Creating a home that reflects your personality.
Listen: Explore Sisalla Design Anatomy podcast
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2. The Design Files Talks
Hosted by Lucy Feagins, founder of The Design Files
The Design Files Talks is a long-running Australian design podcast hosted by stylist, writer and entrepreneur Lucy Feagins. Through thoughtful conversations with leading creatives, designers and industry voices, the podcast explores the people, ideas and perspectives shaping contemporary Australian design.
Guests have included jeweller Lucy Folk, author and entertaining expert Chyka Keebaugh, artist and designer Rachel Castle, artist David Bromley and interior designer Mim Fanning. Conversations span interior design, architecture, art, renovation, sustainability and more.
Best for: Interior design inspiration, creative perspectives and discovering the stories behind Australia’s design community.
Topics include:
✔️ Sustainable living and renewable energy
✔️ Renovating and restoring character-filled homes
✔️ Art, interiors and creative entrepreneurship
✔️ Design, lifestyle and entertaining
Recommended episodes:
Why going electric is the best way to fight climate change with Saul Griffith
Bringing character back to an old home with Sibella Court
Lessons learnt from a DIY renovator
Episodes run for approximately 60 minutes, offering an engaging and considered listen for anyone interested in Australian interiors, design and creative culture.
Listen: Explore The Design Files Talks podcast
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3. House of Style
Hosted by Kerrie-Ann Jones and Jono Fleming
Created by interior stylist Kerrie-Ann Jones and interior designer Jono Fleming, House of Style explores Australia’s interior design industry through conversations with some of its most recognised designers, artists, creatives and industry personalities.
The podcast goes beyond finished interiors to uncover the stories, experiences and creative journeys behind influential Australian design brands and individuals. Past guests include stylist Steve Cordony, artist Ken Done, designer Bree Leech, interior designer Greg Natale and representatives from leading design brands.
Best for: Discovering Australian design talent, learning about the people behind established design brands and gaining insight into the creative industry.
Topics include:
✔️ The journeys behind Australian interior design brands
✔️ Interior styling, decoration and design
✔️ Art, creative entrepreneurship and trends
✔️ Renovating, restoring and reimagining homes
✔️ The changing landscape of interior media and content creation
Recommended episodes:
Making do with Sarah Jane Pyke from Arent & Pyke
The world of interior magazines with Tanya Buchanan
Steve Cordony on renovating Rosedale Farm and the changing landscape of styling + content creation
Episodes typically run for 30–60 minutes. Although the podcast is currently on hiatus, its existing episodes remain a worthwhile listen for anyone interested in Australian interiors and design.
Listen: Explore the House of Style podcast on Apple Podcasts
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4. Inside Design
Hosted by Jane Ledger
Considering engaging an interior designer for your home renovation, new build or room transformation? Inside Design is an Australian interior design podcast hosted by interior designer Jane Ledger, offering practical advice and insights to help you navigate the design process with confidence.
From understanding interior design fees and choosing the right designer to working with builders and planning a renovation, Jane explores the questions homeowners often have when embarking on a design project. The podcast also features conversations with fellow interior designers, architects and industry professionals, including Kelly Donougher, Helena Nikola and Simone Robeson.
Best for: Homeowners planning a renovation, new build or interior transformation, particularly those considering working with an interior designer.
Topics include:
✔️ What to expect when engaging an interior designer.
✔️ Understanding interior design services and fee structures.
✔️ Planning a home renovation or new build.
✔️ Working with builders and managing the design process.
✔️ Practical advice for transforming individual rooms and entire homes.
Recommended episodes:
What are you really buying from an interior designer?
3 emails you don’t want to get from your builder
What should you know before starting a new build?
Listen: Explore the Inside Design podcast with Jane Ledger
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5. My Forever Home
Hosted by Frances Cosway
Creating a home to enjoy for years to come involves making thoughtful decisions at every stage of the design process. In My Forever Home, award-winning Australian interior designer Frances Cosway shares practical advice to help homeowners make informed choices when designing and building their forever home.
With a focus on functionality, sustainability and durability, Frances explores everything from major design decisions to the finer details that bring a home together. The podcast offers accessible insights into creating interiors that are not only aesthetically beautiful but also practical and enduring.
Best for: Anyone planning a new build or renovation, or looking to create a home that balances timeless design, functionality and lasting quality.
Topics include:
✔️ Choosing colours and finishes for your home.
✔️ Selecting flooring and other key materials.
✔️ Designing functional spaces for everyday living.
✔️ Creating homes that accommodate changing family needs.
✔️ Making sustainable and durable design choices.
Recommended episodes:
Choosing colours for your home
Flooring and why it’s so important to get right
How to design a home for multi-generational living
Listen: Explore the My Forever Home podcast
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6. Building with BuildHer
Hosted by Rebekah Morgan and Kribashini Hannon of BuildHer Collective
Planning a renovation, considering a new build or interested in understanding the financial side of property? Building with BuildHer is a podcast created for women who want to feel more informed and confident throughout the building and renovation process.
Hosted by registered builder Rebekah Morgan and project manager Kribashini Hannon, the podcast explores the many considerations involved in building, renovating and property investment. From design decisions and construction costs to project management, finance and building for profit, the hosts share practical knowledge and insights drawn from their industry experience.
Best for: Women planning to build or renovate, aspiring property investors and anyone wanting a better understanding of the practical and financial aspects of construction.
Topics include:
✔️ Planning and managing a building or renovation project.
✔️ Understanding construction costs, budgets and feasibility.
✔️ Property investment and building for profit.
✔️ Understanding equity and construction loans.
✔️ Working with architects and other building professionals.
Recommended episodes:
How to assess building costs and profitability
Understanding equity and construction loans
How an architect can shape your building journey
Episodes typically run for 25–60 minutes, offering a deeper dive into the decisions, challenges and opportunities involved in building and renovating.
Listen: Explore the Building with BuildHer podcast
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best interior design podcasts in Australia?
There are several Australian podcasts worth exploring, including Sisalla Design Anatomy, The Design Files Talks, House of Style, Inside Design, My Forever Home and Building with BuildHer. Each offers a different perspective on interiors, design, architecture and renovation.
Are there any podcasts about interior design and renovating?
Yes. Inside Design, My Forever Home and Building with BuildHer offer practical advice on home renovations, building projects, interior planning and working with design professionals.
Where can I listen to interior design podcasts?
Most interior design podcasts are available through platforms such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Some are also accessible directly through the podcast publisher’s website.
Can interior design podcasts help with renovating a home?
Absolutely. They can help you understand design principles, explore materials and finishes, plan spaces, consider renovation costs and learn from experienced designers and building professionals.
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