Melbourne-based Cassie Hansen divides her time between magazine editor and ceramic artist.

Clementine Day from Some Things I Like To Cook is back with another recipe, perfect for the warmer months ahead: wombok salad.

Melbourne-based furniture designer and sculptor Lauren Haynes draws inspiration from the 1960s and the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi when creating her furniture designs.

Melbourne-based artist Kat Macleod crafts stories out of her artworks to intrigue and inspire both young and old to look closer at the smaller elements in life.

A stunning transformation of a family home by AMA Studios Interiors is a combination of coastal and earthy tones inspired by the surroundings of the Central Coast in New South Wales.

We share Clementine Day’s first recipe created for Hunter & Folk: passionfruit meringue tart.

Capturing a bright and vivid world, Rotterdam-based duo Visual Citizens create utopic art to inspire the senses.

Taking inspiration from art history and the female form, Melbourne-based artist Emma Currie brings colour to life in her geometric paintings.

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

Whitney Spicer’s still life paintings featuring bowls of pasta, stone fruit and freshly shucked oysters give us a glimpse into her life in the country.

Author Georgina Reid and photographer Daniel Shipp welcome us into the world of plants, and along the way, teach the reader valuable lessons about life and the people within it.

Melbourne-based duo Bonnie and Neil’s new summer vibes collection, ‘Goldie’, is just in time for picnics in the park. Bonnie Ashley tells all about their processes and inspirations.