Once socially unacceptable, cutting back on alcohol is now what the cool kids do — the new wave of non-alcoholic drinks might have something to do with it.

After a turbulent 2020, Art Month Sydney is back with an incredible line up from 4 to 28 March 2021.

In her latest cookbook Simple Italian, Silvia Colloca draws on her heritage to give us wonderfully simple Italian recipes.

Inviting 80’s nostalgia to Byron Bay, The Sunseeker reimagines a classic Australian motel for a contemporary jet setting crowd.

Step into Cucina Porto designed by Tom Mark Henry where the focus is on timeless elegance and subtle Italian references.

In her new series, Giant at Saint Cloche, Evi O explores colour and shape in larger-than-life artworks.

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.