Decked in 70s-inspired minimalism, Hazel by The Stella Collective, is the peak of glamorous opulence.

Designed by Tom Mark Henry, Wahroonga House celebrates its mid-century roots while referencing the warmth and playfulness of Palm Springs.

Emma Dillon Hill applies soft pastels onto paper to create forms, lines and shapes with a dream-like quality. This is abstract art filled with emotion.

Marine House by David Barr Architects is a project that combines the old and the new in a contemporary result that feels fresh and organic.

Capturing dreamy scenes of colour magic on canvas, Sydney-based Indivi Sutton uses emotions and memories in her ethereal art.

Surrounded by homes featuring Art Deco details and curved brickwork, the whimsical design of Merri Creek House takes inspiration from its context.

Deliquescent Light at Curatorial+Co, Redfern is an art exhibition that reaches out beyond the two dimensional with artworks that engage all the senses.

Eggpicnic founders, Camila De Gregorio and Christopher Macaluso first met in Milan just over ten years ago and began a journey of love and compassion for design, illustration and animal conservation.

Danielle Alvarez draws on her passion for farm-to-table cooking, creating dishes that respond to the seasons in her debut cookbook, Always Add Lemon.

Located in Melbourne’s north, Kepler by Wowowa invites hues from nature into its bright and unexpected design.

Dave Kulesza captures the uncanny colours of the capital of Pyongyang in his architecture photography series, DPRK: North Korea In Colour.

Emerging artist Emily Imeson’s latest exhibition at Saint Cloche gallery is a deeply emotive visual paean to the Australian landscape.