A quiet pocket of the Mornington Peninsula, St Andrews Beach is home to Onshore Retreat, an intimate stay shaped by considered design and a love of the natural coastal landscape.

YSG Studio brings surrealism and local artisanship to Hotel Moon Gang, a five-suite Balinese retreat hidden in the hills, where wellness and design shape a more playful kind of escape.

A stylist’s century-old shack on Bruny Island, Fairweather is a remote refuge with a pared-back, Shaker-like simplicity that pays homage to the rawness and serenity its coastal landscape.

Set on 100 acres of private wilderness on Tasmania’s East Coast, Threefold is a brand new architecturally designed retreat celebrating a deep connection to place in a home shaped almost entirely by hand.

For more than three decades, Raes has called Wategos home. The Bonobo marks the next chapter, bringing a new hotel and lifestyle precinct into the centre of Byron Bay.

Reimagined by the Merivale Design Studio, The Whale's next chapter is shaped by the relaxed spirit of 1970s coastal design, where considered interiors meet the natural beauty of Narooma.

Il Delfino is a Michelin Key–recognised boutique inn on Australia’s East Coast, where Mediterranean influence shapes a slower rhythm by the sea.

Ric’s Cottesloe is a seaside stay with the sensibility of a coastal pied-à-terre, a design-led apartment where layered materiality and considered details set the tone for slow days by the water.

Shaped by the coastal landscape and a deep sensitivity to place, The Burrows reimagines an 1860s weatherboard cottage into a calming Tasmanian escape.

The Blackwood House is a short-stay luxury property, transformed from a weathered 1980s shack into a modern coastal retreat—guided by the owners’ love for Nordic minimalism and tactile materiality.

A Hobart hideaway where Wes Anderson sensibility meets mid-century style—Summer’s End is a joyful blend of whimsy, warmth and handcrafted charm.

More than a place to stay, the Guesthouse is a reflection of Ogee’s essence—intimate, intentional, and deeply local to North Hobart.