Semi-precious stones are undergoing a renaissance and making their way into the contemporary homes in Lounge Lovers’ Armana and Rose Quartz range of coffee, console and side tables.

Melbourne-based stylist, decorator and creator of beautiful spaces, Lynda Gardener, shares her creative process and how each of her work days are not only different, but also incredibly inspiring.

Neil Perry’s latest book Everything I Love to Cook celebrates his passion for supporting local sustainable food producers while drawing on his favourite recipes gathered throughout his career.

Designed by Studio Weave Architects, a narrow Bondi apartment is opened up to the natural light with the clever use of three materials: terrazzo, brass, and plywood.

What started out as a personal project making tiled tables for their own home pivoted into a full-time business for partners in life and work, Philippa Moorfoot and Wesley Sinclair from Fleur Studios.

Glebe House, designed by Tribe Studio Architects, draws on playfulness whilst staying true to the home’s original Victorian bungalow features.

For her first solo show at Saint Cloche gallery, ceramic artist Bettina Willner explores organic sculptures inspired by memories of ancient cities and rugged coastlines.

Emma Lewisham is a skin care company that cares about more than just our skin. We chat to Emma about the brand’s carbon positive product range and 100% circular designed business model.

Resembling a traditional American cabin, The Log House by interior designer Emma O’Meara and her husband Simon sits between the bush and the beach.

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.