For her first solo exhibition at Saint Cloche gallery, Belarusian artist Tatsiana Shevarenkova draws on her fascination for biomorphic sculptors and soft dynamic form with All Forgiving.

Once a burnt-out restaurant, a 1890s corner shop and terrace in Surry Hills is transformed into a light-filled creative office and headquarters for Australian fashion house Aje by Those Architects.

Opening at Melbourne’s No Vacancy Gallery on 14 February 2022, Lores ruminates on creative life in lockdown while expanding on the stories that connect us.

First Nations chef Nornie Bero champions the tastes of native flavours in everyday cooking by unlocking the secrets of Australian herbs, spices, vegetables and fruits in her new book, Mabu Mabu.

Canberra-based emerging artist Bethany Saab uses still life painting to capture intimate glimpses of the colour and joy in the everyday objects of domestic life.

Partners in life and work, Alice McMullin & Matt Ogilvie from McMullin & Co, have built a homeware brand that has grown exponentially in just a few short years.

Designed by Made For, the new Melbourne head office for Australian cult beauty brand Frank Body is a combination of playfulness and sophistication.

Byron Bay-based artist Mia Taninaka explores the themes of motherhood and the concepts of macrocosm-microcosm in her latest dreamlike body of work, The State of Things So Held at Yeah, Nice Gallery.

Designed by Tribe Studio Architects, Venice Beach House brings the leafy sub-tropics of the Californian environment within the walls of the residence, seamlessly merging interior and exterior, with a touch of Australian aesthetics.

Saint Cloche gallery presents its first Pas De Deux for 2022 with a deeply emotive curatorial amalgam between Valerie Vigar and Giorgia Bel with Love Story.

New Zealand-based Beck Wadworth, founder of An Organised Life, shares her creative journey and how although her work days are never identical, they’re always prepped and planned for in advance.

Lilli Waters draws on her love for waterscapes in her latest ethereal photographic exhibition, Orpheus, at Metro Gallery in Melbourne.