Gloss House, designed by Studio Doherty and Enth Degree Architects, is a dynamic, retro and kooky home in Doncaster East, Melbourne – referencing touchstones of mid-century design and crafted to reflect the client’s love of family and entertaining.

Iwantja Arts is home to some of Australia's most exciting contemporary Indigenous artists – the art centre, a studio collective where the artists paint and socialise, was founded in the 1980s when many Aboriginal communities were fighting for land rights. The new book IWANTJA, is told through the artists' own words.

As temperature rises, we'll be relishing the extended daylight hours outdoors, basking in the sun. Fortunately, we now have the opportunity to explore Double's most recent collection of Outdoor rugs – to be used both alfresco and inside.

Women & Nature, by Emma Drady, shows us how to lean into nature and learn to reconnect to the natural world through the practices of twenty-five inspiring women. We step into the world of Anya Lily Montague, from Meadowsweet Retreat.

Double’s new collection, Ephemera, is a joyful and retro-contemporary capsule collection designed for the maximalists and playful eccentrics in us all. Sydney-based artist, Annalisa Ferraris, shares how the beautiful (and incredibly practical!) designs work in her Sydney home.

Ornament is Not a Crime, by Rebecca L Gross, celebrates bold colour, dramatic curves and the drama of postmodernism in contemporary interiors. We step into a home in Istanbul from the beautiful new book – Bebek Residence, designed by Merve Kahraman.

The inaugural MAKE Award: Biennial Prize for Innovation in Australian Craft & Design finalists have been announced – we chat to finalists Rowena, Juliana and Angela Foong from High Tea with Mrs Woo, Jessica Murtagh and Tim Noone & Studio Ventana.

House in the Dry, designed by MRTN Architects, is a semi-rural house on ex-grazing land in Tamworth transformed from a parched piece of land into an energy-efficient contemporary home.

Designed by Zen Architects, Local House, in Mount Eagle Estate in Eaglemont, Melbourne, is a sustainable home that reflects the character of the historically significant suburb.

When New Zealand-based architect William Samuels and his partner struggled to secure a home within their budget in Nelson, New Zealand, they decided to design and construct a home themselves on leasehold land – all without breaking the bank.

123 House by Neil Cownie Architect was once a petrol station. The design subtly pays homage to its origins, drawing on history and retaining the importance of the building within its Perth community.

Lucky Charm, an off-the-plan townhouse in the coastal suburb of Sydney's Coogee, has been impeccably styled into a warm and richly textured haven by YSG Studio.