Brought to life through a remote collaboration between STILO Architecture and owner-designer Alyssa Owens, Helen Street is a layered family home where heritage, art, and nature converge with quiet intent.

Part of NGV Melbourne Design Week, DROPS by Elena Strohfeldt is a personal and poetic exploration of early pregnancy loss, transforming grief into gold-lined vessels of quiet resilience.

A dialogue between motherhood and making, New Dimensions traces the shared rhythms of artists Dalin Alejandrino and Emma Dillion Hill as they navigate life, creativity, and self-expression.

Revel Design reimagines a compact Sydney apartment as a flexible, design-forward sanctuary that pairs hotel-style grandeur with the warmth of home.

Part of Melbourne Design Week 2025, Aesop and OTHER MATTER invite visitors into a quiet revolution—exploring a future shaped without petrochemicals, where design becomes an act of repair.

Announcing the 2025 Archibald Prize Finalists—from 904 submissions, 57 portraits have emerged as finalists, each one a distinct reflection of Australia’s evolving cultural and artistic landscape.

Twin sisters Maya & Chelsea Sourial grew up cooking side by side—first for family, then for their community. At Maria’s in Byron Bay, they serve food rooted in heritage, seasonality and the joy of gathering.

Aija’s Place shows how less can truly be more. Curious Practice reshapes a humble home into a layered, light-filled sanctuary through subtle and sustainable design moves.

Paisano & Daughters unveil Australia Street Suites above their Newtown dining venues—offering a new kind of stay that blends boutique accommodation with the best of local food, design and neighbourhood charm.

A multi-generational home designed to evolve—The Linton House by Sonelo Architects brings together heritage and adaptability, on a quiet, idyllic curved street in Kooyong, Victoria.

From bold to understated, our pick of five stand-out occasional chairs to anchor or elevate any living space. Whether sculptural or soft-edged, each piece invites pause while making a subtle statement.

Within a space embracing pastel pink tones and a refreshingly unpretentious ethos, Melbourne-based architectural and fine art photographer Dave Kulesza opens Gallery. by Dave Kulesza—inviting a quiet, open dialogue between art and audience.