Stephen Baker draws on high fashion and the beauty behind the sometimes toxic images of capitalist opulence and escapist retail fantasy for his latest body of work, Paris End, at Backwoods Gallery.

Bryant Alsop Architects has designed a delicate extension of an original Edwardian-style home, which draws on crafted, organic and decorative cues to propose the new as a carefully considered addition.

Emma Zimmerman truly understands what it means to engage food as the means of healing our bodies, our communities, and our earth in her new book The Miller’s Daughter.

Byron Bay-based interior designer, stylist and author Natalie Walton creates genuine interiors and meaningful products, helping people to connect to ideas on how to live their best lives.

For her first solo exhibition, The Awakening, at Saint Cloche gallery, abstract painter Holly Terry balances the soft with the strong through colour, shape and texture, inspired by her journey as a student of yoga.

Designed by Those Architects, House Lincoln sees the extension of a 50s brick bungalow in Sydney’s North create a new connectedness between the internal and external spaces.

Sydney-based multi-discipinary designer and self-taught artist Evi O explores the colours of life through her bold and brave abstract art.

Clementine Day from Some Things I Like to Cook shares her pistachio and chocolate meringue with roasted apricots recipe – and it’s absolutely delicious!

Brisbane-based designer Anna Spiro has a talent for effortlessly combining bold pattern and colour in interiors. Her book, A Life in Pattern takes us through her magical design process.

What started as a creative outlet has evolved into an inspiring Australian furniture brand making pieces of the highest quality for Rory Morgan from Mast Furniture.

A modest weatherboard cottage in Melbourne’s inner-west is re-designed by Circle Studio Architects, creating a warm and retro-inspired interior.

Northern Territory-based artist Zak Tilley creates vibrant landscape paintings touching on identity and belonging – we chat to Zak about his practice and his current exhibition, The Few and Far, at Otomys gallery in Melbourne.