Melbourne-based multimedia artist Daniel O’Toole’s latest exhibition at Curatorial+Co identifies musical notes as colours, informing his artistic practice and reimagining melodies into defused moments of light and colour.

Melbourne-based Wendy Bergman from Bergman & Co. creates breathtaking, opulent interiors applying a richness of materials, which celebrate colour and texture.

Sydney-based painter María José Benvenuto skilfully manipulates abstract formations, inviting us into a textural journey of colour and composition that portrays the Australian environment.

Brunswick-based designer Kim Kneipp fuses vintage with luxury, in her monochromatic Japanese-style family home.

Ceramicist and landscape architect Pip Byrne’s ceramics capture moments of simplicity, light and play.

Jordy & Julia Kay are co-founders of Great Wrap, a compostable cling wrap made from food waste. Sustainability and a long-term vision of a world without plastic is a driver behind everything the pair do.

Cammeraygal-based artist, Kane Lehanneur’s recent works are a surrendering exploration of the emotional battle of the ephemeral body and its infinite parallel energy.

Ella Mittas’ new cookbook Ela Ela! To Turkey and Greece, Then Home is dedicated to her time spent travelling, taking readers on an intimate culinary journey from Istanbul to Alaçati and Crete.

Grace Brown, from Oh Hey Grace, transports us to magical mini worlds through her clay creations, providing an opportunity to playfully escape and transcend the daily grind.

Centred around the garden in a palette of concrete and brick, River House by Furminger embraces practical family living with sleek aesthetics.

Blending her design practice with art making, Melbourne-based Danielle Brustman captures the fun aesthetics of the 1960s and 70s.

Sydney-based interior designer Caitlin Parker-Brown has designed her own home – restoring an inner-city cottage into a bright and functional family space.