Designed by Studio Plenty and Sarah Ellison, Light Years, in the Jonson Lane precinct in Byron Bay, is yet another Byron destination to add to your must-visit list.

Created during a recent residency in Portugal, Jamie Preisz’s latest solo show, Passive Regressive, explores an unconventional blend of still life and landscape works, drawing on themes of impermanence and consumption.

Designed by Jason Grant, Blue Water Motel, located in the coastal village of Kingscliff, takes us back to memories of the quintessential Australian holiday.

Noosa-based jeweller and sculptor, Holly Ryan, embodies an innate respect for the environment and natural world through handmade, considered design.

Cushla McFadden and Jade Nottage, from Tom Mark Henry, started their business in 2014. With an original approach and love of collaborating closely with their clients, each design is guided by a unique and personal story.

Rosso Verde by Carter Williamson demonstrates clever use of form and space within an existing warehouse conversion.

New Zealand-born Craig Spencer, from Spencer Ceramics, creates ceramic pieces drawing on his extensive design background from his Byron Bay studio.

The Banya in Mullumbimby recently opened its doors – step inside the European-inspired bathhouse, where wellness and connection reign supreme.

Adelaide-based GSiD director Georgie Shepherd shares her design journey and explains why there is so much value in the freedom to explore your creative calling.

Perth-born multidisciplinary maker and designer, Olive Gill-Hille blends the worlds between art and function with her otherworldly timber sculptures.

Nicole Steele’s new design destination in Byron Bay, which she shares with local artist Jai Vasicek, features a beautifully curated selection of ceramics and plants

Swedish-born artist Sara Ödman grew up in a creative family — today based in Lyon, France, she channels this into her expressive abstract paintings.