Designed by craftsman and owner Chuck Anderson, Lilypad takes design cues from Mediterranean interiors – we take a look inside the truly unique luxury floating eco villa.

After a covid-induced two-year hiatus, Sydney Contemporary is back — filled with new features and unseen artworks, the product of years of making.

Julia Busuttil Nishimura’s latest cookbook, Around the Table, celebrates the joys of coming together, nourished by good food and shared experiences.

Blending the organic materiality of clay with recycled plastic and glass, Claire Ellis Ceramics centres on sustainability, offering second life to her materials.

Based in The Netherlands, Frode Bolhuis creates magical and emotive miniature figures in a rainbow of neon pastel colours, influenced by ancient cultures and surrealism.

Brunswick House by Melbourne-based architect Lisa Breeze celebrates the existing history of an Edwardian cottage, mindfully bringing it into a modern context.

Site Unseen unites iconic Australian and international architectural photographers at Melbourne’s Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP), exploring the emotional connection to the built environment.

Screen-print artist Kate Banazi’s latest exhibition, Soft Landing at Curatorial+Co, explores the juxtapositions of the artist’s lived experiences of the last two years.

The high winter flanette bedding and PJ collection from Kip&Co in vibrant colours and pattern makes frosty days and evenings at home a lot more bearable.

Victoria-based artist, Chloe Caday creates textural oil paintings which are a visual representation of her experiences of the Australian and Philippines landscape.

Designed by Ashley Halliday, Parkside Residence is set within a heritage-rich area of inner south-east Adelaide, referencing tonal notes from the surrounding landscape.

Designed by Those Architects, The Isla has opened its very good-looking retro-inspired doors in Batemans Bay – giving us all the 80s Australian motel vibes.