Eva’s award-winning Timber Bed Frame pairs thoughtful engineering with sustainable materials, offering a clearer, smarter take on flat-pack design—made to be assembled and reassembled with ease.

The new book Material Wonder: The Interiors Of Fiona Lynch captures interiors alive with touch and transformation—where stone, metal, wood and textiles shape the rhythm of a space.

With architecture by Ancher Architecture Office and interiors by Pipkorn Kilpatrick, Northcote House No. 3 leans into an earthy palette and country ease—holding heritage close while embracing its future.

Open to the street and layered with materiality, Studio PULP’s new studio workspace captures the spirit of the practice—inviting, tactile, and connected to its community.

In Brooklyn Heights, Osso Architecture and JWG Interiors renew a refined 1900s brownstone townhouse—modernised without erasing the past, and tuned to everyday life.

In a heritage Potts Point apartment, Brodware tapware anchors a pair of mother–daughter bathrooms reworked by Shantala Mack Interiors—honouring curves and timber while elevating function.

Koala’s Byron Sofa Bed [3rd Gen] pairs deep-seat lounging with a real night’s sleep—removable covers, hidden storage and a fabric edit rich in beautiful palettes and textures. AND enter for the chance to WIN a Byron Sofa Bed of your own!

RJ Living’s latest collection, Sunlit Forms, shapes crafted pieces—where warm timbers, glossy finishes and classic stripes echo seaside influences, inviting stillness and tactility from sunrise to sunset.

In Victoria’s Central Highlands, Harcourt House by Sense of Space is a sustainable home planted in place—north light, considered outlooks and robust materials connect the architecture to the surrounding idyllic Australian landscape.

Amber Creswell-Bell’s latest book, EXPOSURE, features 40 Australian and New Zealand photographers—celebrating contemporary photography’s ability to observe, interpret, and inspire.

MECCA Bourke Street embodies the future of beauty—bringing together innovation, culture, and community within a three-level flagship that transforms retail into an immersive experience.

From sculptural forms to minimalist design, Australian designer tapware brands Reece, Faucet Strommen, Phoenix, and Sussex are redefining everyday rituals—celebrating timeless style and refined functionality.