The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards is full of innovative women designers—we got to speak to a few of them to find out what makes Australian design so inspirational.

Step into Ezra restaurant in Potts Point where the electric and cosmopolitan dining scene of Tel Aviv has been authentically recreated.

Ash Holmes’ new collection reflects on our ability to see nature as an extension of ourselves.

The Design Files + Laminex Design Awards for 2020 are almost amongst us—we speak to TDF editor Lucy Feagins about celebrating Australian design.

The Dulux Colour Forecast for 2021 is all about forging an emotional connection with our homes, focusing on tones that sooth and comfort.

In her studio in Ohio, Maxine Midtbo breeds new life to old treasures such as lucite remnants, beads and shells for her beautifully irregular mosaic art pieces.

Melanie Beynon Architecture & Design thoughtfully draws on natural materials for the home’s timber-lined addition.

Ceramic sculptor Natalie Rosin’s latest exhibition Chromatic explores a play on tones of the chromatic scale relating to colour phenomenon and sensation observed in architecture.

At Curatorial + Co’s new gallery, curator Sophie Vander invites Northern Beaches painter, Theresa Hunt and Adelaide-based ceramicist, Kerryn Levy to contemplate Australia’s recent Black Summer.

Taking cues from nature, CULTIVER’S new collection featuring Mustard and Fawn draws on calming and earthy tones.

Occasionally art has the power to be the same breath of fresh air as a good dose of nature. Eterne, at Saint Cloche gallery in Paddington, promises just that.

Sydney-based stylist Jono Fleming has launched a series of still-life vintage-style artworks in collaboration with artist and illustrator Rachel Stevens.