Clare Scrine is a self-taught home cook, cookbook writer and lover of feeding others – her new cookbook, The Shared Kitchen, celebrates unfussy and flexible food, inspired by the simple joy of cooking using what you already have.

Tamara Dean's photography-based art practice is explored to greater depths in her new monograph, published by Thames & Hudson.

Family Jewel, by Arent & Pyke, is a fusion of classical elements – combining materials, finishes and forms which lean into joy and softness.

Adrianne Dimitrakakis instils a sense of place and the flavours of travel through her bright and funky paintings, inspired by a world of colour.

Caroline Walls’ most recent show, Motherlover, departs from her characteristically abstract works and explores ideas of motherhood, love and the power of the female form through texture, still-life and portraiture.

Lucas Wearne from Neighbourhood Studio, takes us through his design journey, showing us that although the life of an artist can be a tricky path to navigate, the creative rewards are bountiful and rich.

Visual artist Billy Vanilli creates ultra-realistic paintings that are a sensual, almost erotic interplay between food and figurative elements.

Exploring colour and pattern, minimalism and neutrals, the Hunter & Folk Group Show at Rainbow Studios narrates art right now — revealing the diversity and forms of expression, all to the transformative concept of the ‘moth’.

L&M Home’s new Spring/Summer Collection inspires a fresh start, with an appetite for colour and a time to celebrate life’s simple pleasures.

Rather than setting out to demolish a mid-century era house in Yarraville, Agius Scorpo Architects reorients and highlights the old while working with the new.

Holly Terry’s new exhibition While I Wait, at Fenton & Fenton, plays with the impact of texture, blending a mix of soft, organic and earthy materiality to bring her art to life.

Taking inspiration from its heritage features, Past Romance offers calm and tranquillity to a light-filled inner-city retreat.