Bringing food memories, the everyday, and kitschy nostalgia to her paintings, Billie Justice Thomson welcomes in the fun of art and life while raising her son in Adelaide.

Once a cramped former cottage, Highlands House by Other Architects has been reimagined into an unsuspecting multi-use home celebrating flexibility and openness.

Yugambeh artist Adam Leng’s energetically rich works are streams of consciousness representing his connection to self and cultural heritage.

Ash Holmes’ first solo exhibition in Melbourne, Shadow Silhouette at At The Above gallery, explores shadow play, reflective gaze and colour psychology – applying her wonderfully distinctive tonal palette to her layered and mesmerising abstract artwork.

Melbourne-based designers Adam Lynch & Dale Hardiman from Dowel Jones created their dream job back in 2012 - 10 years later they’re still going strong, driven by a desire to keep pushing their design language to higher levels.

In this round-up of architecturally designed wineries, we take a closer look at stylish spots to sample a grape or two immersed in incredible design.

Noosa-based artist Kate Florence translates the movement and freedom of dance into abstract paintings, creatively manipulating light and shadow for her latest show, Dance of the Shadows, at No Vacancy gallery in Melbourne.

Sydney Design Week launches 15-22 September 2022 at the Powerhouse in partnership with Ace Hotel Sydney and Western Sydney University — bringing together designers across the country.

Merging the future in her design practice with raising the future generation, Jessie French blends parenting and creativity seamlessly.

Originally built in 1972 as a Sydney home for the prominent Melbourne architect, Sir Roy Grounds, SRG House by Studio Johnson draws on warm, natural materials which invoke a retro yet contemporary style.

In our latest piece on Creative Parents, Melbourne-based artist Tom Adair shares how he balances a successful (and very busy!) art practice and a newborn baby.

Contemporary artist Jedda Daisy Culley’s works are alive with depth and feeling, exploring notions of womanhood, landscape and failure.