Natalie Walton’s latest (and now third!) book Style: The Art of Creating a Beautiful Home, takes us through the process of transforming our spaces, using what we already own and love.

Autore Moda Flagship by Alex Morrison Interiors is an enchanting alcove that echoes the form of the South Sea pearl.

The Surf Yamba, by DKC Architects, is a relaxed coastal retreat, located on Yamba’s famous headland, with its rooftop terrace offering stunning views that overlook the beach horizon.

In his cookbook Kin Thai, John Chantarasak takes us through modern recipes to cook at home exploring native Thai ingredients with a Western focus.

Melbourne-based ceramicist, Lucy Tolan’s works occupy the space between architecture and landscape and bring an air of playfulness, dancing between the subtle and the conspicuous.

Melbourne-based designer-maker Samuel Burns from Sabu Studio draws inspiration from the natural environment for his beautifully uncomplicated designs.

From 2—3 July, Sydney’s Circular Quay is activated by the National Indigenous Art Fair — featuring art from across the country, First Nations performances, bush food cooking demonstrations, and a collaborative weaving project.

Born from lockdown boredom, Tabitha Hope began her journey with fibre art from her New York city apartment.

Adelaide-based multidisciplinary designer Dean Toepfer’s creative practice spans furniture, lighting and object design exploring different material, shape and form with each new design.

Fuller House by DAH Architecture sees a fresh monochrome makeover to a two storey family dwelling.

Al Fresco, by Julie Pointer Adams, is a visual and literary invitation to step outside and partake in the company of nature, food, and friends as a healing antidote. We share Sharon and Paul Mrozinski’s story from their home in Vinalhaven, Maine.

South African artist Lené Ehlers’ latest exhibition, Oomblikke, is inspired by suzanis — embroidered Uzbek textiles full of colour and intricate pattern.