Mike Cass, founder and director of Mike Cass Creative, has created an abundant garden with a layered mix of plants, flowers and foliage within a compact courtyard in Sydney’s East.

Finding the perfect sofa for your home can be a tricky affair—we’ve made it a little easier for you with a round up of our favourite sofas we’re currently loving.

Joining forces for the second time, Two Good Co. and Jac+Jack have launched a limited edition quilted blanket collection—the collaboration set to gift hundreds of warm hugs to women’s shelters.

With a decade of industrial design and manufacturing experience behind her, Nicole Lawrence materialises graphic forms through bespoke creations of contemporary furniture and lighting.

Renowned French designer Pierre Yovanovitch has unveiled an immersive installation featuring a curated selection of his pieces at CRITERIA gallery, in Melbourne—the designer’s first showcase in Australia.

Working together with Planned Living Architects, Studio Tom has reimagined Blairgowrie Beach House, a minimal and contemporary home perched by the sea on the dunes of Blairgowrie, in Victoria.

RJ Living’s new collection, Adorned in Texture, celebrates opulent and tactile materials—creating luxurious pieces for our homes, which evoke our emotions and encourage depth and interest within an interior.

A 1950s Sydney apartment is reimagined by Tsai Design & Amandine Simonetti Architecture and Interiors, to accommodate the owner’s needs to downsize and live minimally without forsaking function or style.

Set at the back of a Brunswick East family home, Studio Studio by Brave New Eco is a sustainably focused free-standing studio that meets a lifestyle brief for both separation and connection.

We’ve put together a selection of Valentine’s Day gift ideas from some of our favourite Australian brands—to give to your partner, best friend, parent or crush!

Settled upon a raised plateau in Queenstown, New Zealand, Speargrass House, by Sumich Chaplin Architects and Arent&Pyke, blends robust elegance with refined practicality.

Drawing on the homeowner’s nomadic spirit, Arent&Pyke transform a former worker’s cottage in Sydney’s East—injecting colour, art and decadent, yet timeless, materiality into the spaces.