Natalie Walton’s latest (and now third!) book Style: The Art of Creating a Beautiful Home, takes us through the process of transforming our spaces, using what we already own and love.

Fuller House by DAH Architecture sees a fresh monochrome makeover to a two storey family dwelling.

Designer Shona McElroy from Smac Studios skillfully manipulates light, texture and materiality in her recent interior design project, Mirror Image House.

Manly Wharf Bar by Alexander & Co sees a fresh redesign of a warehouse above water, where coastal meets industrial in an eclectic sunlit space.

Nestled into the picturesque sand dunes along the Tasmanian coast, Dolphin Sands Studio, designed by Matt Williams Architects, immerses itself into the landscape.

In her new book, Colour is Home, Charlotte Coote guides us through the sometimes tricky process of mixing colour and pattern from original brief to finished design.

Inspired by the surrounding classic Australian shacks in a sleepy town in Tasmania, House in Tasmania, nicknamed ‘Big Red’, was designed as an unpretentious, simple and cost effective home by Architect George.

Melbourne-based interior designer Kim Kneipp muses on her career while being a mother and how the two are intrinsically linked for our latest Creative Parents profile.

Pampa and We are Triibe collaborate to create Forma, a hand-crafted collection of classic and contemporary home rugs, woven by artisanal weavers Argentina.

Designed by Vokes and Peters, Casuarina House brings the coastal outdoors inside the walls of a new family home, connecting the occupants with their environment and local community.

Meow House, designed by Maike Design, is a reworked 1960s home for a family and their much-adorned cats!