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Designed by Matt Woods, Mecca Coffee Darlinghurst draws on the architecture of Indigenous Australia and Coober Pedy dugouts, creating a cave-like interior shaped by earth, light and the ritual of coffee.

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Snug Club By Alessandra Smith Design

Interiors

Alessandra Smith Design transforms a studio apartment into Snug Club, an intimate retreat where a sunken conversation pit sets the scene for comfort, connection and losing track of time.

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Ree Hodges

Arts & Culture

Infused with softness and tranquillity, the paintings of Newcastle-based visual artist Ree Hodges invite you to experience a moment of introspection.

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Scholé’s Small-Scale Approach to Tasmanian Dining

Food

Inside a tiny heritage shopfront in Hobart, Scholé brings together Luke Burgess’s produce-driven menu, a wine list made for sharing and a considered Japanese influence.

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Alishia Misevski From Redrose Designs

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Creative director and founder of Redrose Designs, Alishia Misevki creates accessible interiors designed to be felt, placing emotion at the heart of every space.

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Alishia Misevski from Redrose Designs

Creative director and founder of Redrose Designs, Alishia Misevski creates accessible interiors designed to be felt, placing emotion at the heart of every space.

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Mecca Coffee by Matt Woods

Designed by Matt Woods, Mecca Coffee draws on the architecture of Indigenous Australia and Coober Pedy dugouts, creating a cave-like interior shaped by earth, light and the ritual of coffee.

WORDS of the WEEK

‘Because Snug Club sits alongside my client's primary residence, it wasn't burdened by the practical expectations we usually place on our homes. Instead, it was free to become something entirely its own: a room designed around atmosphere, pleasure and human connection.’

— A L E S S A N D R A S M I T H

Travel: Threefold in Tasmania

Set on 100 acres of private wilderness on Tasmania’s East Coast, Threefold is a brand new architecturally designed retreat celebrating a deep connection to place in a home shaped almost entirely by hand.

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Alishia Misevski From Redrose Designs

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Creative director and founder of Redrose Designs, Alishia Misevki creates accessible interiors designed to be felt, placing emotion at the heart of every space.

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Elise Eales From Di Lunedi

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Elise Eales is the founder and maker behind Di Lunedi. Splitting her time between the Northern Rivers and Italy, she creates whimsical pieces inspired by her Mediterranean travels and a love of nostalgic aesthetics.

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Yelana Bryant From Koozi

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Sydney-based Yelana Bryant is the founder of Koozi, a brand reimagining pet furniture through the lens of interiors. She reflects on the journey behind the brand and designing for modern homes shared with dogs.

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