Offering an almost magical submission to nature, Captain’s Rest seems to sit outside of normal perimeters of your usual Airbnb.

Sarah Ellison’s third collection SOL is a celebration of bold, sculptural 70s inspired forms in sensual and textured materials. 

Tammy Kanat is a weaving artist whose work looks just at home in the National Gallery of Victoria as it does in her studio.

Carriageworks has become a transformative balance of light and protest across four exhibitions for the Summer program 2020. 

The Three Blue Ducks at The Farm has become a firm favourite for Bryon Bay locals, and visitors to the magical foodie town.

Potters in Protest is an initiative by Britt Neech of Clae Studio uniting two of our favourite things — gelato and ceramics! 

Artedomus’ new Brisbane showroom is a sensual tropical haven inspired by the glamour and euphoria of 1980s Miami.

Floating somewhere between the real and surreal, Justin Scivetti paints landscapes which imbue otherworldly fantasy, conjuring a quiet and dreamy stillness.

Designed by Andrew Burges Architects, Bismarck House in Sydney’s Bondi oozes simplicity and restraint.

Flavour seems to ooze out of Fig & Salt's drool-worthy images across her Instagram; texture dripping from layers of icing, meringue, or caramel glaze.

There are limited times where Hunter & Folk has profiled a marine biology scientist, scuba diving instructor, doctor, fashion designer and artist, but Erik Speer defies the usual scope.

After six years in the making, Merivale’s Coogee Pavilion middle floor is now open and it doesn’t disappoint.