Byron Bay-based ceramic artist Bianca Pintan draws on her love for colour and intrigue of the natural world in her latest solo exhibition, Colour As Energy, at Rainbow Studios in Sydney.

Kip&Co apply their bright and bold colourful aesthetic onto their debut glassware range.

Artist Emma Currie’s works are warm and earthy figurative representations of the female body and standards of beauty and femininity.

Overlooking the Shoalhaven River on the NSW South Coast, Kerstin Thompson Architects hero the landscape for the new Bundanon Art Museum.

Melbourne-based artist Anthony Stephens paints hyperrealistic portraits, which capture impromptu feelings of introspection.

Lodestars & Moonstones by Jan Vogelpoel explores the ceramic artist’s fascination with light as a source of inspiration and energy for her sculptural forms.

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.